Townhouse For Sale in Senglea

Senglea, Malta | REF-ID: 240471004-345

Overview

3 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

120 sqm

A charming Townhouse in the heart of Senglea. A unique property awaits you with tons of charm and character featuring high ceilings plus hand-crafted solid oak woodwork and stonework throughout. This property has plenty of natural light streaming through huge windows throughout and also features two traditional Maltese balconies. Once entering and accessing a gorgeous flight of granite stairs, one finds 2 large rooms, one of which has wooden beams, and an oak and granite kitchen with reverse osmosis. This room is ideal as a kitchen/living/room. The other large room on this level features a gorgeous stone bar and a ensuite toilet. This room is currently being used as a large bedroom. The main, sweeping staircase is stunning and features a beautifully crafted railing and granite steps as well as a stained glass skylight. On the first floor one finds a huge master bedroom with a traditional Maltese balcony, wooden beams and beautiful hand-crafted stonework. Three more rooms are also found on this level, another huge bedroom which could also be used as a living area, plus a bathroom and a charming kitchenette. Going up the marble stairs to the third level one finds a huge kitchen/diner with plenty of cupboard space and countertops, a large bathroom and a gorgeous sunroom, where you can soak up the sun year round, overlooking the roof terrace. If you would like to have a sea view that can easily be done by creating access and a seating area on the top roof. This property has oodles of features and must be seen to be appreciated. Freehold and ownership of airspace

Rooms

Kitchen
2.0m x 5.0m
10.0 sqm
Kitchen/Dining
4.0m x 6.0m
24.0 sqm
Double Bedroom
4.1m x 6.2m
25.4 sqm
Double Bedroom
4.1m x 6.0m
24.7 sqm
Double Bedroom
3.9m x 5.8m
22.6 sqm
Bathroom
3.0m x 3.3m
9.9 sqm
Bathroom
3.0m x 4.0m
12.0 sqm

Features

Location

Senglea, known locally as L-Isla, is the smallest of Malta’s Three Cities and one of the most densely populated localities on the island. Fortified in the 1550s under Grand Master Claude de la Sengle, the city earned the title Città Invicta, “The Unconquered City,” for its defiant role in the Great Siege of 1565. Today, its narrow, walkable streets lead to the Gardjola Gardens, a historic watchtower at the tip of the peninsula, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Victories, making Senglea a genuinely compact home with real harbour character.

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