The townhouse stands in Safi, Malta, within an Urban Conservation Area. According to the listing, this designation offers buyers attractive tax incentives, provided the authentic character of the house is preserved. The building is around 150 years old and displays many features of traditional Maltese construction. From the two roof terraces, the view opens across the surrounding cityscape, giving the house a sense of space despite its urban setting.

On entering, you are greeted by a hall with a curved arch and original patterned Maltese tiles. To the left lies a spacious room that can be converted into a street-level garage, subject to the necessary permits. The ground floor holds a double bedroom with its own bathroom, the kitchen beside the central courtyard, and a further generous room overlooking the courtyard, suited to use as a laundry room, study or home office. A traditional ċagħatura stone staircase leads up to the first floor.

On the first floor, the spacious layout continues. To the left are two bedrooms, one of them with an en-suite bathroom, a traditional Maltese balcony and access to a terrace. Opposite are two further rooms, one of which opens onto a Maltese balcony facing the street. The upper level leads to two separate roof terraces, one at the front and one at the rear of the house, with open views over the surroundings. The central courtyard with its large traditional well completes the outdoor spaces.

Initial renovation works have already been started, so the house lends itself to completion as a project. The generous rooms and preserved Maltese details provide a solid foundation for creating a distinguished family residence or developing the property as an unusual investment. The possible garage conversion requires permits; details on floor areas, structural condition and tax incentives should be clarified individually and in writing before any purchase.

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