Description
This very well-built semi-detached house designed by a well-known architect will make a wonderful family home once it receives a gentle upgrade. The property is found in a tranquil and quiet area of this sought after town yet central to all necessary amenities. The villa is well presented with a wonderful façade, drive in for 3 cars and garage. Parking is available outside too since there is little traffic. The villa accommodation consists of a charming hallway leading into a kitchen dining and separate living area that can be converted into an open plan. The house is filled with natural sunlight due to its large windows and spacious driveway. Upstairs one finds 4 good sized bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There is also a washroom upstairs on the roof level. This villa is built on a plot of 240sqm and is highly recommended for those seeking a spacious family villa in a peaceful setting.
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Features
- Yard Yes
Additional details
- Bedrooms 4
- No of Bathrooms 2
- Kitchen 1
- Dining Room 1
- Living Room 1
- Sitting Room 1
- Hallway 1
- Garage 1
- Garage Capacity 1
- Car port 2
Local Information Attard
Ħ'Attard is one of the so-called Three Villages, along with neighbouring Ħal Lija and Ħal Balzan.
Many wealth families built summer residences here in the early years of the 20th century, and the Three Villages are still considered an exclusive urban area. Ħ'Attard lies almost halfway between Malta's medieval capital Mdina and the Knights' `new' capital Valletta. Its position meant the village was always the centre of transport and communication projects between the two. First was the Wignacourt acquaduct, completed in 1615, built to solve the problems of Valletta's drinking water supply. In the late 19th century came the railway, a service which lasted only until the 1930s.
Ħ'Attard today is still characterised by large villas and gardens, the most impressive of which is San Anton Palace built by Grand Master Antoine de Paule in the late 16th century. It is now the official residence of the President of Malta and is used for state functions. The gardens, open to the public, are a baroque masterpiece and oasis of green and calm. The village has many architectural gems, but the highlight is the Parish Church of St. Mary (1616) designed by Maltese architect Tumas Dingli. It is regarded as the best Renaissance monument on the Islands.
Near Ħ'Attard is the Ta' Qali Crafts Village, located on the old wartime airfield, and the National Stadium.
