A beautifully restored 4-bedroom, 230 m² heritage townhouse located in the protected Urban Conservation Area (UCA) of Victoria, Gozo. The property includes a large private alley, two full bathrooms, an extra toilet, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Citadel, the island, and the Mediterranean.

Completely refurbished and sold furnished, the house is ready to move into or operate as a boutique guest house. Restored with authentic materials — natural limestone, handcrafted steel railings, timber, and traditional Maltese tiles — preserving the home’s full heritage character.

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Amenities & Features

Rooms
• 4 Bedrooms • 2.5 Bathrooms • Living Room • Dining Room • Dressing Room • Fully Equipped Kitchen • Storage Room

Outdoor Areas
• 60 m² rooftop terrace with sea and island views
• 50 m² peaceful private alley — ideal for relaxation or outdoor dining
• Front balcony overlooking Victoria’s quiet street
• Private balcony above the alley

Equipment & Technology
• Air conditioning in every bedroom
• Central heating via automatic pellet fireplace – warms the entire house
• New electrical wiring, sewage, and water piping throughout
• New mosquito nets on all windows and doors

Flooring & Railings
• Original polished Maltese tiles (7 unique patterns)
• New tiles and solid hardwood flooring
• Continuous new skirting across the house
• Restored central spiral staircase (traditional garigor)
• Powder-coated steel railings on terrace and balconies

Kitchen & Utilities
• Stainless-steel gas stove and double sink
• Refrigerator, dishwasher, washing and drying machines included
• Ample storage and natural light throughout

Renovation Highlights
• All interior and façade stones manually cleaned and re-pointed
• New exterior hardwood doors and windows — locally crafted
• Original Maltese balcony, front door, and interior doors professionally restored
• New plastering and structural timber beams replaced or reinforced
• Newly installed aluminium skylight bringing light to all floors

Ground Floor
When you enter the L-shaped town house, time seems to pause: you step into another dimension. The cozy living room invites reflection, the kind of space made for meditation or for thinking about what we’ve done right in life. The old metal ceiling beams have been replaced with solid timber, and a few cracked roof stones carefully refitted.
At the core of the home rises a rare round staircase — a sculptural spiral crowned by a large skylight that floods the house with light.
At the back lies the music space, where you can play the piano or listen to your favorite vinyl records. To the right, two separate doors lead into the dining room, filled with carefully restored antiques — the kind that once gave Maltese heritage homes their unmistakable soul.
Beyond, a long and comfortable kitchen stretches along the house, fully equipped with everything you need for everyday life or quiet evenings with friends. At the far end, you’ll find a guest toilet and a doorway opening to the private alley — a peaceful retreat where you can rest in the shade when summer heat fills the island.
Above part of the kitchen there’s a storage loft, perfect for tucking away the things you don’t need every day.

First Floor for Resting
When you reach the first floor, you enter the quiet resting area of the house, where the main family bedrooms are found. To the right, the children’s bedroom features brand-new tiling and freshly plastered walls. At the far end, a professionally restored traditional Maltese balcony opens to the street — where little birds often serve as your morning alarm.
Next to it, directly above the dining room, lies the main bedroom, followed by a dressing room and a classy bathroom finished with newly crafted Maltese tiles that preserve the original spirit of the home. The bathroom opens onto a peaceful balcony overlooking the private alley below — a serene spot for morning coffee or quiet reflection.
This floor is heated by an automatic pellet boiler / fire place, with a side vent running along the staircase and another extending to the dining area below, ensuring gentle warmth throughout the house during winter times.

Second Floor for Visits
When guests visit the island — drawn by its crystal-clear waters and one-of-a-kind architecture — they often stay on the second floor of the house. This level, currently used for work, yoga, or chess games, offers two bright bedrooms comfortably accommodating four people.
Guests can relax on the balcony overlooking Victoria’s quiet yet alive street, or curl up with a book in the small reading nook above the central staircase, where light from the skylight filters gently through the house.
A new, comfortable bathroom provides everything visitors might need. Behind it stands a fully restored traditional Maltese garigor — a hand-carved limestone spiral staircase that rises gracefully to the terrace above.
Designed with versatility in mind, this floor functions as an independent living area, with provisions already in place for a future kitchenette beside the staircase.

The Magnificent Terrace
When you finally reach the rooftop terrace, your breath catches. Before you rises the Citadel, close enough to feel as if it rests in your palm. The best moments are at sunrise — when the first light touches the stone walls — and at sunset, when you can almost imagine yourself as a Maltese knight watching over the island.
To one side stands the Marsalforn Jesus, and beyond that, the endless blue of the Mediterranean; on clear days, even Sicily appears on the horizon.
The villages of Xagħra and Nadur seem within reach, while on the other side, the Basilica of St George, the Church of St Francis of Assisi, and the unmistakable dome of La Rotonda in Xewkija complete the skyline.
During festas, the terrace becomes a front-row seat to Gozo’s spirit — fireworks bursting above, statues passing just a few meters below, the air filled with music and devotion. And of course, some evenings are best kept simple — a cold beer, a freshly grilled lampuki, and the island spread before you in quiet perfection.

The Details
The restoration focused on preserving the rich heritage of this unique Victoria townhouse, paying close attention to traditional details while using high-quality natural materials: limestone, powder-coated steel railings, timber elements, ceramic and hand-made Maltese tiles.
These materials, which once defined Maltese architecture, are becoming rare as plastic, concrete, and mass-produced finishes increasingly replace traditional building techniques in modern homes.
This house stands as a celebration of Malta’s architectural soul — restored with care, honesty, and deep respect for its history.