Way back in the seventies when St. Julian’s was just a sleepy fishing village, this charming 80-year-old maisonette was a cherished family home. In recent years, it was discovered by digital nomads while presently it accommodates vacationers like yourselves. This property impresses with its beautiful Maltese tile flooring, original limestone walls and high ceilings throughout and is perfectly located in the most happening and colourful seaside town on the island. Whether walking, driving, busing, bolt-ing or uber-ing it, you’ll be on exact point. The long seafront promenade is ideal for achieving those coveted 10,000 daily steps. You can walk up to Paceville, the main nightlife zone, to Balluta bay with its iconic art deco buildings or further onto Sliema, best known for its local glitterati, beach clubs, and shopping malls. For the drivers, the new and nearby Villa Anna Teresa public car park with its surprisingly reasonable rates is a stroke of luck. However, parking on the street, within white line markers on the ground is free of charge. If you wish to hop onto local buses, a two-minute stroll will lead you down the street and onto the promenade where you will immediately find bus stops on either side of the road as well as various eateries and water polo clubs. St. Julian’s is our unstoppable 24/7 city. Notwithstanding, the property is suitable for any age group and family composition. SSCH1 has welcomed party goers, divers, young and senior couples, families with children/adolescents, small groups of friends and even solo travellers. Being on the ground floor with only two very low steps leading into the property it has also been frequented by people with mobility issues. Quite the eclectic bunch. This diversity has only been possible due to the property’s layout and location, situated in the heart of it all and yet cocooned from the area’s cacophony of sounds. It is, as it has always been, a siesta kind of place, inviting you to slow down and simply be.