Description
MSIDA - PENTHOUSE - 2 Double Bedroom 2 Bathroom (BRAND NEW) Situated walking distance to Gzira seafront, Sliema Ferries and close to bus routes going to Valletta, Floriana, St. Julian's and Paceville. Just been built, finished last week, TWO double bedroom penthouse with 2 bathrooms (one of which an en-suite shower), open plan kitchen / living / dining area with a lot of natural light. Front sunny terrace with BBQ and sun bed area, distant views of Mdina ridge as well, back balcony near open plan, with distant views of Valletta Church, Tigne Point and Fort Cambridge. SIDA - PENTHOUSE - 2 Double Bedroom 2 Bathroom (BRAND NEW) Situated walking distance to Gzira seafront, Sliema Ferries and close to bus routes going to Valletta, Floriana, St. Julian's and Paceville. Just been built, finished last week, TWO double bedroom penthouse with 2 bathrooms (one of which an en-suite shower), open plan kitchen / living / dining area with a lot of natural light. Front sunny terrace with BBQ and sun bed area, distant views of Mdina ridge as well, back balcony near open plan, with distant views of Valletta Church, Tigne Point and Fort Cambridge. MSIDA - PENTHOUSE - 2 Double Bedroom 2 Bathroom (BRAND NEW) Situated walking distance to Gzira seafront, Sliema Ferries and close to bus routes going to Valletta, Floriana, St. Julian's and Paceville. Just been built, finished last week, TWO double bedroom penthouse with 2 bathrooms (one of which an en-suite shower), open plan kitchen / living / dining area with a lot of natural light. Front sunny terrace with BBQ and sun bed area, distant views of Mdina ridge as well, back balcony near open plan, with distant views of Valletta Church, Tigne Point and Fort Cambridge.
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Features
- Terraces Yes
Additional details
- Bedrooms 2
- No of Bathrooms 2
- Dining Room 1
- Kitchen 1
- Living Room 1
- Bathrooms en suite 1
- Type of layout Open plan
Local Information Msida
The name Imsida comes from the Arabic msayda, meaning `a fisherman's dwelling'.
Today, it is known for boats of a different kind as the creek houses the modern Msida Yacht Marina with its 250 or more yacht berths. Msida began to take on the vestiges of a town in the late 18th century when a leading German Knight of the Order of St. John had a house here. He funded the building of a washing place for local people. The vaulted building still stands today.
Apart from pleasant marina-side walks and views, Msida highlights include one of Malta' unique cave chapels and an elegant baroque church, St. Joseph's, built at the turn of the 19th century.
