The townhouse stands in Cospicua, known locally as Bormla, on a quiet pedestrianised street. The seafront is only a short walk away. The property lies within an Urban Conservation Area, a designation aimed at protecting the historic townscape. This underlines the architectural character of the surroundings, in which the house, with its restored façade and traditional features, sits naturally, suited to anyone who values a quiet address.

The conversion is new and combines traditional Maltese architectural features with modern finishes. The layout centres on a bright open-plan kitchen, living and dining area that makes everyday life straightforward. Two spacious bedrooms and two contemporary bathrooms complete the accommodation. An internal courtyard brings additional daylight into the house and adds character. A dedicated washroom area and a separate store room offer further practical convenience. The house is offered fully furnished.

The house includes a roof garden, suited to outdoor relaxation as well as to entertaining guests. The internal courtyard complements it with a sheltered area within the house itself, bringing daylight into the rooms and making them feel brighter. Together, the two spaces offer a pleasant counterpart to the living areas and widen the ways in which the townhouse can be used beyond its interior rooms.

The façade has been carefully restored and retains authentic features such as the traditional gallarija, the enclosed Maltese balcony, and the persjana, the classic louvred shutter. These details give the house strong visual appeal and heritage value. With dual entrances, the property is flexible in use: if desired, it can be divided into two separate units. It therefore suits both single-household use and a possible split into two.

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