Townhome holiday rentals in Birgu

Msida charming XIX c. Townhouse - Entire Floor

Entire private floor(70m2) shared main entrance with the host.Stylish, expertly converted 250year-old traditional house of character in Msida village core (10min bus to Valletta&Sliema)yet still retaining original features including arched ceilings, wooden beams&patterned tiles. Bedroom(19m2) has queen bed (150cmx190cm), original pattered hexagon tiles, arched ceilings&large south facing, double-glazed window. Private use of fully equipped modern kitchen,outdoor courtyard &private shower/toilet.

Driftwood - Seafront House of Character

Driftwood is a 4-storey, traditional Maltese house, located in the square of Kalkara, beside the steps of the local church, in the proximity of the well sought, Three Cities. You'll enjoy the rooftop all to yourself, with deckchairs, a BBQ and a great view of the harbour and the bastions. The bus stop is just outside your door, as well as coffee shops, bakeries and take-away places. Top-notch restaurants at the Birgu Seafront and the Rinella beach are also withing walking distance.

Ta Katarin - House With Valletta Sea Views

A 350 year old corner town house situated in the best area of Senglea , which is right in front of the "Gardjola Gardens" . This property offers magnificent views both from inside and from outside. All the photos of views are taken from the property in different events. This property has been restored to its original state, and consists of all authentic features such as arches , beams , patterned tiles , flagstones etc . Free street parking is available in front of the property.

Cosy Townhouse in Historic centre

This cosy townhouse is located in one of the oldest streets of Birgu (Vittoriosa) and likely is over 500 years old dating back to the time of the knights of St.John! With a lot of care it has been converted into a lovely house which is perfect for a romantic getaway for 2 people. This is the ideal location to not only relax in a little gem in Birgu, but also to live in a piece of history for your magical stay in Malta. Licence : HPI-7836

Maisonette with Grand Harbour Views

This traditional Maltese maisonette is located in a quiet neighborhood just 10 minutes walk from the capital city Valletta and 5 minutes walk from Valletta Waterfront and ferry. A fully refurbished apartment with a private entrance and original features such as the traditional Maltese balcony, tiles and spiral narrow staircase Garigor, enjoys the use of a private roof terrace with gorgeous views of the Grand Harbour.

Character house with roof terrace-Ferry-Valletta

Charming traditional house with roof terrace in Senglea, a historic 16th-century city and European Destination of Excellence. Features 1 double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and dining area with sofa. Just a 5-minute walk to the sea, waterfront, cafés, and restaurants. Hop on a traditional water taxi and reach Valletta in minutes while enjoying breathtaking views of the Three Cities and Grand Harbour.

Cosy & clean townhouse in historical Senglea

Newly refurbished clean and cosy townhouse in Senglea right in the heart of this historical seaside town. Great links to Valletta and main sites of interest. 2 minute walk to the waterfront and water taxis to Valletta, family run restaurants, cafes and bus terminus. Airconditioning and fully equipped kitchen. Ground floor with its own private street entrance.

Valletta house close to the sea

The house is located at the bottom end of Old Bakery Street and close to the main road circling Valletta. St Nickolas Street runs from one side of Valletta to the other. No 90 is close to the beach, 2 minutes . Valletta the Capital of Malta is a very busy city with workers and tourists visiting so could be noisy with traffic

La Ruelle - Outstanding Apt in Historic Valletta

Check out this Jewel of an Apartment in Historic Valletta - Found just inside a traditional alleyway this modern, airy, well-appointed one bedroom apartment is on the ground floor of a traditional house in an old part of Valletta built in the 1800's.