Cospicua (Bormla), Converted Town House
In the heart of Cospicua nestled in a quiet pedestrian walkway is this charming traditional 3 bedroom furnished townhouse. Set over three floors with an abundance of natural light the home has been recently refurbished, using high quality materials and taking full advantage of the properties assets, you will find a host of features not normally found in such a property. These include a large glass rear door looking onto a spacious courtyard with its own bathroom and new kitchen which has been restructured to take advantage of the natural light and open up the space and one of the living rooms. On the first floor there are 2 bedrooms, one with a bigger than usual en suite. On the third floor, a 3rd bedroom with en suite and a second living room. The top floor is set up for entertaining with a second fully equipped kitchen and renovated terrace overlooking the grand harbour.
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Cospicua
Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua are the cities across the Grand Harbour from Valletta known as the Three Cities of Malta. It is to be said that the Maltese living in the area still call the cities Birgu, L’Isla and Bormla respectively. In the 17 th century the Order of St John decided to protect these cities by building two lines of defence known as the Cottonera lines and the Margarita Lines. Under the British the three cities were a hive of activity as the Grand Harbour became the home of the Royal Navy.
Cospicua boasts of a baroque parish church, built in the 1637 and refurbished later, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. Originally known as Bormla, Cospicua was given its impressive name by Grand Master Marc Antonio Zondadari in early 18th Century.
With the development that has taken place in the last decades, the three cities are now attracting Maltese and visitors alike who are buying property and converting it to state of the art homes.
