Maisonette, Tarxien

South

ID. LM493937

For Rent

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Maisonette, Tarxien

South

ID. LM493937

For Rent

€2,300

monthly

Maisonette

140 m²

Total Area

120 m²

Internal Area

20 m²

External Area

Property Features

Airconditioning Units

Bathroom

Bedroom

Boxroom/Storage room

Dining room

Double Glazing

Ensuite

Kitchen

Living room

Open Plan

Yard

Property Description

Spacious 4-Bedroom Maisonette for Rent Tarxien

A spacious and well-presented 4-bedroom maisonette is now available for rent in the heart of Tarxien, offering generous living spaces and an ideal layout for families or professionals seeking comfort and convenience.

This impressive property features four spacious bedrooms and four modern bathrooms, providing ample privacy and functionality for larger households. The maisonette boasts a bright and welcoming living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a practical layout designed for comfortable everyday living.

Situated in a quiet residential area while remaining close to shops, schools, public transport, and all essential amenities, this home offers the perfect balance of space and accessibility.

Property Features:

4 spacious bedrooms
4 modern bathrooms
Bright and spacious living and dining area
Fully equipped kitchen
Well-designed layout
Ideal for families or professionals
Located in a quiet residential area of Tarxien
Close to all amenities and public transport

Don't miss the opportunity to make this spacious maisonette your next home. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.

Where you'll live

Tarxien

Tarxien (or Hal Tarxien) is a small village in the southeast of Malta. The etymology of the village may be a corruption of one of two words: Tarzin, an Arabic word for a family of trees; or Tirix, meaning a large stone, like those used for the village's noted temples. The oldest temple is said to date back to about 2800 BCE. The temples feature various statues and reliefs of animals, including goats (for which Malta is noted) and pigs. Most notable of the statues found in the Temples are about 2.5 m in height and are said to represent a sort of Mother Goddess. There are several of these statues scattered around the various temples and are thought to represent fertility.