A small Valletta apartment
A floor of a Valletta townhouse in the centre of Archbishop Street, fifty paces from St John’s Co-Cathedral. A restored interior of honey-coloured limestone, black timber shutters, terrazzo and marble floors — available through the end of November 2026.
The rooms are furnished and hung: a kitchen lounge, a sitting room behind tall doors with a flat-screen television, a bedroom with a Venetian chandelier and a second television, a small writing desk and monitor by the entry, a fitted bathroom, and a separate utility room with washer-dryer. Original art on most walls. It is a working home — lived in, not staged — and a quiet one, by the measure of Valletta streets.
— The Owner, May 2026.
What the apartment offers, and on what terms.
i.
A single-floor unit within a Valletta townhouse, fully furnished. One double bedroom with a Venetian glass chandelier, a sitting room and a kitchen lounge each with a flat-screen television, a fitted bathroom, a separate utility room with washer-dryer, and a small writing desk and monitor by the entry. Original art hung throughout.
ii.
A furnished home, let by the month rather than the night: EUR 2,500 per month, available from 1 June through 30 November 2026. Viewings are by appointment; deposit, utilities and final terms can be settled in correspondence.
iii.
The centre of Archbishop Street — quiet by Valletta measure, fifty paces from St John’s Co-Cathedral, and a short walk to everything the Belt has to offer.
Within a short walk of the door.
50 paces
Austere without, sumptuous within. Designed by Girolamo Cassar in 1573; baroqued into splendour by Mattia Preti a century later. The Oratory holds Caravaggio’s Beheading of St John the Baptist — the only work he ever signed.
1 min
The spine of the city, running gate to fort. Booksellers, old pharmacies, law courts, and the flow of the Belt.
2 min
Stern without, as is the Valletta way. Inside, the Tapestry Chamber, the Armoury, and rooms of Preti ceilings.
3 min
A sixteenth-century palazzo still lived in by the Marquis de Piro. Private library, family portraits, war-time shelters cut into the rock below.
4 min
Europe’s third-oldest working theatre, opened 1732. A small painted jewel-box of gilt balconies and trompe-l’œil ceiling.
5 min
Malta’s national collection of fine art, rehung in the old Italian Knights’ auberge. Preti, Favray, contemporary Maltese painters.
6 min
High over the Grand Harbour. The Saluting Battery fires at noon and four — set your clock by it. Views across to the Three Cities.
7 min walk
The Valletta landing for the fast ferry to Mġarr: Gozo within easy reach, without crossing the city by car first.
7 min
The underground wartime command post from which the defence of Malta and Operation Husky were run. Cut into the bastion rock beneath the Barrakka.
around the corner
The neighbourhood bar. The nearest espresso, the reliable glass of wine, the first and last stop of most evenings.
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