Description
This bright and airy corner apartment in Floriana has two traditional Maltese balconies with good side views of the grand harbour and visiting luxury cruise liners. Ideal for a Gen X or Gen Y person or couple based in Malta. It is on the second floor apartment in quiet block of three on a quiet cul-de-sac but very close to the main bus stops in St Anne Street, Floriana and within easy walking distance to Valletta Waterfront, City Gate and the Sliema ferry-landing place at Marsamxett. The main apartment door opens onto a living room followed by a kitchen / dining area and further on to a large bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe or utility room. The apartment has just been renovated and redecorated retaining its traditional mid-twentieth century decor with patterned cement tiles and whitewashed walls throughout. A retro industrial look kitchen unit with built-in appliances has been installed whilst contemporary living area and bedroom furniture and fittings will be provided.
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Features
- Laundry Yes
- Views Yes
Additional details
- Bedrooms 1
- No of Bathrooms 1
- Dining Room 1
- Kitchen 1
- Living Room 1
- Balcony 2
- Bathrooms en suite 1
Local Information Floriana
Floriana is a suburb of Valletta and shares with it the impressive harbour fortifications.
It also lies within the capital's landward fortifications which reach as far as the Portes des Bombes on the main Valletta approach road. Floriana is named after the 17th century military engineer Pietro Floriani who was commissioned by the Knights in 1636 to extend Valletta's fortifications. Floriana was conceived as an entire fortress city in front of Valletta. The town is characterised by open spaces, gardens and some fine patricians' houses.
Highlights include the elegant St. Publius Church, overlooking Granaries Square and the Argotti Gardens on St. Philip's Bastion. The vast flag-stoned Granaries Square hides a number of deep silos which were built in the late 17th century to ensure food supplies for Valletta in times of war.
Also of interest is the Mall; today a garden but once an area where the Knights played a kind of tennis. This narrow strip of greenery is dotted with statues and plaques commemorating events and personalities of Maltese 20th century history.
