Building built in the early of the ‘900; main entrance at number 2 of the Omenoni street, an iconic street famous for the historic palace of the 1500s with eight large statues made by its owner, Leone Leoni, a famous sculptor. The dialectal denomination of these statues led to the name of the street. The Omenoni building creates a small triangular block overlooking “Via Catena” (with an elegant retail portico), “Piazza Belgioioso” and then “Via Omenoni” itself.
Building consistency: six floors above ground and two underground. Destination of use: ground floor retail (shops with mezzanine and basement directly connected); other floors offices.
Common spaces: the entrance, with marble flooring, stucco walls, chandeliers and brass finishes, leads to an historic stairwell. There are also two elevators (modern system but with an ancient flavor), with wooden cabin and protective cage with wrought iron guards.
Heating and cooling systems: central heating system and indipendent cooling system for each building unit.
Reception at the ground floor (7.30am to 18.00pm); CCTV system
Piazza Meda – Scala – Quadrilatero – San Babila area – representative office located on the first floor, 161 sq m, comprising an entrance hall, five offices, a meeting room, and two bathrooms. Renovated and wired with a dedicated data center. High-quality finishes and a historic setting.
Updated on May 14, 2026 at 4:58 pm
Office 1st floor 161 sqm. - Via degli Omenoni, 2, Milano, MI
