The property is set in a typical winding street right in the heart of Bormla / Cospicua which forms part of the historic and popular Three Cities of Malta. The Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua) are fortified cities and form the heart of Malta’s historic centre. Built by the Knights, the Three Cities still boast many 16th century buildings which make the cities the ideal place for anyone who wants to jump right into the Maltese culture. The property is a traditional and beautiful town house set on one floor and in the village core of Bormla. Staying at the property is an experience in itself with its classical maltese architecture. The property has been recently renovated keeping all of its original features. These include the antique patterned floor tiles and the typical Maltese façade with wooden structures, louvered windows (persjani)and the Maltese knockers (habbati) on the doors. The property includes a double bedroom, a living room with a sofa bed for the third and fourth person, a kitchen with a dining area, a shower room and a typical inner court yard which can be used to dine in almost all year round since the Maltese weather is almost always favourable

The Three Cities are situated right across the Grand Harbour from Valletta with Bormla being the largest and the one furthest south - also right on the coast of the Grand Harbour. It was given its name by the Knights in honour of the bravery of the people who inhabited it during the Great Siege. It was popular for the famous Maltese dockyard which has now been developed into a beautiful marina with a lovely promenade and several restaurants. Although parking close to the property is very easy, you will find that even without a car you can explore a lot. The property is close to several attractions within the three cities. These include, but are not limited to, the Inquisitor’s Palace, the Malta Maritime Museum, Fort St Angelo, Fort St Michael and a number of old and beautiful churches. Just a few minutes away on foot, one can get the ferry or luzzu to Valletta, Malta’s capital city. Trips are made all day long. Once you cross the harbour you can go up to the centre of the city with an elevator. You can also opt to travel to Gozo, our sister island, with another ferry directly from there.