Renovated vintage charming ground floor apartment with its own terrace and entrance in one of the wider typical charming streets of Sliema. A short five minutes walk to the sea and the beautiful Balluta Bay from where you can catch buses to anywhere. or sip a nice aperol or head to a cafe for a wonderful breakfast. A fifteen minutes walk takes you to the nightlife and restaurants in St Julian's. There is a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, electric hob, oven and fridge/freezer which overlooks a small courtyard where you can sip you morning coffee, The front terrace has a seating area and the street is one of the larger streets of Sliema so the apartment is full of light. We like to call it Sliema little house as it looks like a typical Maltese house on the outside and inside has retained the high ceilings and handmade floor tiles. You do not need to rent a car when staying here. We also do longer stays and you can join your stay with our Gozo place .

I have been hosting our Gozo 450 year old renovated farmhouse for over 25 years and I love it. My father gave me this place in Sliema and I renovated it to help my future pension fund! Unfortunately, he didnt get to see it ready but I am eternally grateful for this beautiful gift, My main job is tourist guiding in several languages so I love meeting people and helping them to enjoy and experience these beautiful islands, So load me with questions and I will be more than happy to help you make the most of your stay!

The area is a mix of typical Maltese townhouses with lots of Maltese wooden balconies and our road has front terraces - a rarity and also a British trait. There is a corner food store that is very well equipped and if you don't feel like cooking, you are five minutes walk to Balluta Bay with its lovely cafes and restaurants, You are in the heart of Sliema, just 20 minutes ride by bus to Valletta the capital and you do not need to have a car. If you want nightlife you can walk to St Julian's and if you want the sea , a leisurely walk will get you to the shore in five minutes,