Description
A beautiful solitary maisonette with a traditional Maltese ‘gallarija’ and limestone facade. Situated in the picturesque village centre of Marsaskala having a very good standard of finish, furnished to high standards with modern furniture and is air-conditioned throughout. Ready to move into accommodation comprises fully fitted and equipped kitchen, living (with sofa bed) / sitting / dining, 2 bedrooms, 2 guest bathrooms, a large terrace overlooking the garden enjoying side sea views perfect for entertaining and al fresco dining and second terrace ideal for laundry. This solitary maisonette is finished with all necessary equipment and appliances, including two air conditioners, mosquito nets and double-glazed apertures.
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Features
- Laundry Yes
- Utility Yes
- Views Yes
Additional details
- Bedrooms 1
- No of Bathrooms 2
- Kitchen 1
- Dining Room 1
- Living Room 1
- Sitting Room 1
- Balcony 1
- Roof Use of Roof
- PLOT SIZE (M2) 65.00
Local Information Marsascala
Marsaskala (a.k.a. Wied il-Ghajn) has developed only in recent years from a small fishing village into the popular southern resort it is today.
The harbour is still used by a few fishermen, their colourful Luzzu sharing the moorings with pleasure craft. Life here is centred on the long harbour promenade with its many open-air cafes and restaurants. For much of its past the village was a tranquil backwater, though it has seen its share of the Islands' main historical events. Marsaskala Bay made easy landing for Barbary Corsairs and Ottoman Turks who raided the Islands from the Middle Ages to the late 17th century.
After a large Ottoman fleet landed here in 1614, the Knights set about improving the bay's defences, building the imposing Fort St. Thomas in nearby St. Thomas' Bay. Locals built their own domestic versions. The Mamo Tower on the road to Żejtun, now fully restored, is a fine example of a fortified farmhouse. It was built in a unique shape - the cross of St. Andrew. It is open to the public from Thursday to Sunday from 9am till noon.
