Terraced Apartment Birgu, South For Sale
Malcolm Fenech
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OPEN For Sale Terraced Apartment. Birgu, South
BIRGU - Fully furnished, super luxury, designer finished seafront apartment situated in the best residential area in this village enjoying guaranteed unobstructed sea and port views. 3 double bedrooms (one with ensuite), a master bathroom, washroom, internal yard and a larger than usual combined kitchen/sitting/dining. This property is designed in a squarish layout (no corridors) and has 4 balconies facing the sea view. A one-car garage is also included. Finishing and furnishings are well indicated in the attached photos and video. Priced to sell. Owner leaving island. Value for money. Call for immediate viewing
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Locality: Birgu
Birgu, also known by its other name Citta Vittoriosa, is a magnificent fortified city in the south part of the Grand Harbour located in Malta’s south east. The locality of Birgu is quite old and its origins date back to the Middle Ages. It is also a very important historical location. It was used as a base for the Order of St. John and was made a capital city between 1530 and 1571. It had a key role in the Great Siege of Malta of 1965. Some of the many attractions Birgu has to offer include the Parish Church of St. Lawrence, the Inquisitors’ Palace and Malta Maritime Museum.