Sales and long lets from Spinola Bay to the valleys of Gozo. Eighteen homes on our books this autumn, and we know every one of them room by room.
On our books this week
A handful we’d go and see ourselves. Tap the heart to keep a shortlist on this device.
Browse by locality
From the promenade flats of Sliema to farmhouses in the Gozitan countryside.
Djar tal-karattru
Houses of character, sold by people who love them
Stone arches, patterned cement tiles, a courtyard well, a gallarija over the street. Older Maltese houses need a different kind of agent: one who can tell a restored xorok ceiling from a painted one and knows which permits the Superintendence will ask for.
- VallettaA seventeenth-century townhouse with a harbour roof terrace
- NaxxarA village-core house with a walled citrus garden
- MdinaA scheduled palazzino inside the bastions
Thinking of selling? Start with a number.
Tell us roughly where and how big, and you’ll see a first range straight away. For a figure you can rely on, one of us comes round, looks at the light, the views and the paperwork, and gives you a written valuation. It’s free.
Where to live, honestly
Our area guides cover what a street sounds like at midnight, which school buses stop there, and what a two-bedroom really costs.
Four agents, one office on Triq Spinola
Each of us covers a part of the islands, so you speak to someone who lives there.