Residential
Townhouse, B'Kara
€570,000
2
2
100m2
200 m2
Total Area
100m2
Plot Area
180 m2
Internal Area
20 m2
External Area
Property Features
Airconditioning Units
Bathroom
Bedroom
Boxroom/Storage room
Dining room
Ensuite
EPC
Garden
Kitchen
Living room
Roof - With Airspace
UCA
Walk in Wardrobe
Well
Yard
Property Description
A charming traditional Maltese townhouse in Birkirkara, situated within a UCA area, being offered unconverted and freehold.
The property comprises a kitchen and living area on the ground floor, leading onto a private yard with well. On the first floor, the property currently offers two bedrooms, with the possibility of creating a third, as well as two bathrooms.
Full of traditional Maltese character and offering excellent potential, this property presents a fantastic opportunity to transform and convert it into the home of your dreams, while retaining its original charm and features.
An ideal choice for those looking for a property with character, outdoor space, and plenty of potential in a sought-after UCA setting.
The property comprises a kitchen and living area on the ground floor, leading onto a private yard with well. On the first floor, the property currently offers two bedrooms, with the possibility of creating a third, as well as two bathrooms.
Full of traditional Maltese character and offering excellent potential, this property presents a fantastic opportunity to transform and convert it into the home of your dreams, while retaining its original charm and features.
An ideal choice for those looking for a property with character, outdoor space, and plenty of potential in a sought-after UCA setting.
Where you'll live
B'Kara
Birkirkara is a city in central Malta. It is the largest town on the island with a population of around 24,356 and consists of four autonomous parishes: St Helen, St Joseph, and Our Lady of the Carmel and St Mary. There are many places of interest in Birkirkara, among which are the Old Railway Station, which today is a public garden. Trains were used as means of transportation until 1931. Other attractions include the aqueducts near Mriehel, and St Helen’s Basilica, one of the most beautiful churches on the Maltese islands, which also houses Malta's biggest bell. Birkirkara is one of the oldest towns in Malta. It was already featured in the 1436 Ecclesiastical Report which established parishes in Malta and Gozo. Birkirkara emerged as the largest parish. Birkirkara has grown into an important commercial center yet it has not lost its charm as a residential hub.
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