This beautifully restored block of apartments seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. Careful attention has been paid to preserving the building’s original fabric, with traditional features such as patterned tiles, high ceilings, and Valletta’s iconic enclosed timber balconies retained throughout. Each apartment has been individually designed and finished to an exceptional standard, offering its own distinctive character. Thoughtful decor and high-quality furnishings create a warm, inviting atmosphere—providing guests with a cosy and homelike retreat after a day of exploring the city. A highlight of the property is the shared rooftop garden terrace, accessible by lift. This serene outdoor space features sun loungers and comfortable seating areas, all set against the backdrop of stunning panoramic views. From here, guests can take in vistas of the Grand Harbour, the open sea, and Valletta’s historic skyline, punctuated by its many church domes and steeples.

As Valletta residents we have always had a great admiration and love for our little Capital city. Having worked in the hospitality industry for a number of years managing some of the city's most prestigious properties, we have quickly gained a reputation amongst my guests as the Walking Talking WIKI of Valletta. We are always keen to share the knowledge we have about the city's attractions, particularly those hidden gems off the beaten track that you will not read about in your guide books! Valletta has an array of top quality bars and restaurants and we would be more than happy to advise the best places to dine. In addition it would be an absolute pleasure to help you build a schedule for your visit, to ensure you enjoy the best that Valletta and Malta has to offer!

The property is located in one of Valletta's most exclusive streets. What makes the location so unique is that one can experience an authentic Valletta neighbourhood, yet still being a stone throw away from major attractions, such as St. Johns Co Cathedral and the Upper Barrakka Gardens, great bars and restaurants and the Capital's gorgeous city centre. Since St Paul's street is just off the main thoroughfare, one still finds many of the old wooden shop fronts, which are being renovated and making way for new quirky boutiques which share the street with a number of small family businesses which add further to the streets charm and character. The jewel in the crown of our neighbour hood, is the Parish Church of St Paul's Shipwreck Church. The building is a feast for the eyes, with every inch of the building lavishly decorated. The church is open to the public and is one of those hidden jewels I strongly advise you visit!