Property Description

Living in Valletta is synonymous to living in an open air museum, perfect for culture seekers who would truly like to discover this small but magnificent cosmopolitan peninsular city steeped in history where everything is within walking distance. 

Housed in a beautiful 17th-century mansion are 6 graceful apartment-suites all featuring the traditional Maltese Balcony the imprint of our Maltese culture and tradition composing bright and airy apartments. All feature a simple but elegant decor highlighted with high ceilings and contemporary white finishes and most importantly served with lift, which, is not quite common for Valletta residences. 

This stunning Borgo San Pawl is composed over 4 floors, comprising of 2 apartments set on each floor. The impressive, main entrance of this Borgo is quintessential of Valletta mansions. It is an embrace of past and present in one glimpse. This is reflected also in the stunning spiral, the wrought iron staircase that leads to each apartment, for those who opt out from using the lift. This particular apartment is an airy 1-bedroom apartment located on the 1st floor, of approximately 35sqm and served with lift. 

The entrance leads to a very modern, contemporary holiday let accommodation with a typical open plan kitchen/living/dining area. The kitchen is fully equipped which makes it ideal for cooking meals. The living area comprises of a flat screen tv with cable channels. The living area comes complete with a 2-seater sofa and is fully air-conditioned. Just off of the living area one also finds a quaint traditional Maltese wooden balcony, equipped with table and chairs for the ultimate Maltese dining experience. 

The property comes also complete with a full family bathroom with shower cubicle. The apartment flows into the bright main bedroom with double bed, exquisitely decorated with typical Maltese patterned tiles which tastefully marry the old style with the new. The neutral colour scheme is designed with ultimate relaxation in mind, making the bedroom a perfect oasis of tranquillity. The bedroom comes complete with air-conditioning. Wifi and tv are provided for free for any length of stay.

About Valletta

Valletta has many titles, all recalling its rich historical past. It is the "modern" city built by the Knights of St John; a masterpiece of the Baroque; a European Art City and a World Heritage City. Today, it is one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world. The city is busy by day, yet retains a timeless atmosphere by night, that gives the feeling that you are walking back in time. The grid of narrow streets boasts some of Europe's finest art works, churches, and palaces. 

Valletta is abundantly rich in sites to see and explore, intriguing historical buildings around every corner: votive statues, niches, fountains and coats of arms high up on parapets. Narrow side streets are full of tiny quaint shops and cafés, while Valletta's main streets are lined with larger international branded shops for fashion, music, jewellery and much more. 

The best way to get around and see the most, from your visit to Valletta, is on foot and although the things to do & see are many, a good start and definitely not to be missed are Valletta's beautiful gardens. The Upper Barrakka Gardens, Hastings Gardens & the Lower Barrakka Gardens are just three of the most popular ones. Apart from beautiful Baroque churches, other places of interest include the various grandmaster auberges, piazzas & museums. 

As in the rest of the country, the restaurant scene in Valletta is an eclectic mix offering a variety of cuisines to satisfy all tastes and budgets. A growing number of eateries around the city are now offering local fare, serving their own versions of traditional specialities. 

Maltese cuisine is the result of a long relationship between the Islanders and the many conquerors who occupied the Maltese Islands over the centuries. This marriage of tastes has given local gastronomy a Mediterranean character all its own. 

And nowhere is this mixture of culture and cuisine more strongly felt than in Malta's cosmopolitan capital.