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Ref | 65749Modern apartments make up most of Malta’s long-let market, offering contemporary living spaces in prime locations. These properties range from stylish studio units in bustling areas like Sliema to spacious three-bedroom residences in St. Julian’s, featuring modern amenities and often stunning Mediterranean views.
Penthouse rentals in Malta’s long-let market feature spacious layouts and extensive terraces, particularly in prime locations like Sliema, Tigné Point, and St. Julian’s. These properties stand out for their premium finishes and panoramic views across Malta’s harbours and Mediterranean waters.
Villas in Malta offer substantial indoor and outdoor spaces, ideal for families or those seeking more room. These properties typically include private gardens, swimming pools, and multiple bedrooms located in prestigious areas like Madliena, Mellieha, and San Pawl tat-Targa.
Found mainly in Gozo and Malta’s countryside, farmhouses showcase traditional Maltese architecture and craftsmanship. These properties feature characteristic stone walls, internal courtyards, and swimming pools, providing tenants with a genuine connection to Malta’s architectural heritage.
Townhouses offer multi-level living in urban and historical areas such as Valletta or Mdina. These properties often feature traditional Maltese architectural elements such as wooden balconies, traditional tiles, high ceilings and rooftop terraces.
Ground-floor maisonettes provide direct access and often include private outdoor spaces. These properties appeal to families and long-term tenants looking for the independence of a house while maintaining the practicality of apartment living, commonly found in residential neighbourhoods across Malta.
Terraced houses in Malta offer a balance between privacy and community living. These properties typically feature contemporary design and may include small gardens or courtyards, providing a cosy living environment in established residential areas like Sliema or Birkirkara.
Houses of Character in Malta, often found in historic areas like Valletta, feature unique architectural elements such as traditional wooden balconies, central courtyards, and exposed wooden beams. These properties offer a blend of historical charm and modern living.
Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian’s, and Gżira stand out as Malta’s prime business and residential areas. These waterfront districts offer a mix of converted period properties and new developments, with residents enjoying direct seafront access, established infrastructure, and a vibrant social scene. The location suits professionals and families who value walking access to international schools, shopping centres, and office complexes.
Northern Malta combines residential comfort with proximity to the island’s finest beaches, particularly in established areas like Mellieħa and St. Paul’s Bay. Property options in these areas include both modern apartments and traditional terraced houses, often featuring outdoor spaces and sea views at more competitive rates than central locations. The north appeals to families and remote workers who appreciate the balance of local amenities with quieter surroundings.
The south of Malta is perfect for those looking to live somewhere with authentic character. In the traditional fishing villages and coastal towns, local life centres around historic harbours and weekly markets. These areas offer excellent value for long-term rentals, with properties ranging from seafront apartments to converted townhouses. Residents enjoy a genuine community atmosphere, with easy access to the Malta Freeport for professionals and Blue Flag beaches for leisure.
Gozo is an excellent alternative to Malta’s faster pace, with characterful properties available in both inland villages and coastal areas. The island’s rental market features converted farmhouses, modern apartments, and village houses, offering more space for your budget than Malta’s primary locations. Living in Gozo suits remote workers, retirees, and families who value community life, with Victoria providing all essential amenities and the coastal areas of Xlendi and Marsalforn offering seasonal buzz.
Standard long-term rental agreements in Malta typically run for 12 months, though some landlords offer 6-month contracts. For added security, many property owners prefer contracts extending to 2-3 years, often with built-in renewal options and annual rent review clauses.
Most long-term rentals in Malta exclude utility costs from the monthly rent. Tenants are typically responsible for electricity, water, internet, and gas consumption. Some landlords might include certain utilities or communal area fees within the rent, but this should be clearly specified in the rental agreement.
The standard security deposit in Malta is equivalent to one or two months’ rent, paid upfront along with the first month’s rent. This deposit is held throughout the tenancy and returned within a reasonable timeframe after the contract ends, subject to property condition and bill settlement.
As a tenant, you don’t have to worry about registering the rental contract with the Housing Authority, as it is the landlord’s legal responsibility to do this within 30 days of the lease starting. This registration protects both tenant and landlord rights under Maltese law. While the landlord must handle the registration process, the registration fee is typically split between both parties unless otherwise agreed upon in the contract.
With over 30 years of experience in the Maltese property market, we have established a reputation for reliability and expertise. Our extensive portfolio features a diverse range of long-let properties, including modern apartments, charming townhouses, and luxurious villas, ensuring that we cater to various tastes and budgets.
Our dedicated team of property experts is committed to providing tailored advice and guidance to help you find your perfect home. We prioritize transparency in all transactions, offering honest insights and fair market evaluations for every rental. With us, you can feel confident that your property search will be handled with professionalism and care, allowing you to focus on enjoying your new life in Malta.
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