Balzan, Converted Town House - Exclusive Listing
Sole Agency – This Town house is the epitome of luxury and grandeur, making it a true trophy property. Steeped in centuries-old Maltese history, this remarkable property comprises, landscaped mature gardens and swimming pool. This property is a magnificent paradise situated in one of Malta’s most coveted residential areas. The Town house showcases a beautiful arched entrance hall, living room, study, internal courtyard, formal lounge, dining room, kitchen and living room, five bedrooms, 3 large bathrooms, washroom, large roof with solar panels, a lush mature garden, swimming pool, and an outhouse with showers, changing rooms, gym, sauna, and a garden room. This property has been meticulously finished to high specifications, while retaining its charming original features. Situated in Balzan, this village boasts a fascinating history dating back to the 17th century, with wealthy noble families establishing large houses and gardens, including this prestigious property. Balzan has retained its authentic Maltese village charm, while also being surrounded by new boutiques, eateries, and amenities, offering the ideal blend of character and modern convenience for a truly exceptional living experience.
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The Three Villages
Attard, Balzan and Lija are popularly known as The Three Villages because of the many characteristic features they have in common.
Balzan, though relatively a small village, has an interesting history going back to the 14th Century. In the 16th century most of the dwelling houses were farmhouses. In 1655 Balzan was erected a separate parish from the larger parish Birkirkara of which it previously formed part. During the 17th and 18th centuries wealthy noble families started to settle in Balzan, building large houses in the older part of the village. Today, Balzan still retains the characteristics of a typical Maltese village with narrow winding streets and blind alleys that can still be seen in the older part and where one can admire the vernacular architecture.
