St Julians, Unconverted Town House
An unconverted, wide-fronted, impressive TOWNHOUSE, 202sqm, situated just off the promenade lined with beautifully renovated, imposing properties. Property comprises a vaulted hallway with two lateral rooms, one of which enjoys a fireplace, another two interconnected rooms, one of which leads out onto a mature 100sqm garden, (with ample space for a swimming pool), guest toilet & utility room. The first floor level is accessed from two stone staircases, one being the main staircase, whilst the other, a spiral staircase leading up to all levels, where one finds a spacious landing, four interconnected rooms, one of which being a “sala nobile” leading onto an enclosed, typical wooden Maltese balcony, a bathroom and a back terrace that overlooks the private garden. At intermediate level is another small room and at roof/airspace level, a large washroom. Once renovated, this imposing property will make a lovely family home. Freehold
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St Julian’s, an old fishing village and a renowned seaside resort, developed around the Chapel of St Julian built in 1580 in an area where many Knights of the Order of St John had hunting lodges. St Julian’s overlooks a delightful bay. The typical narrow streets of the town wind up along the rise of the coast.
Spinola Palace dominates the bay and is surrounded by a lovely garden. The palace dates from 1688 and was the summer residence of the Genoese knight Paolo Raffaello Spinola who was the bailiff of the Order. In the 18th century the palace was renovated under the direction of the famous architect Romano Carapecchia. During the Second World War it was used as a military hospital.
Today, Spinola Bay is one Malta’s most picturesque corners and features several fine restaurants which enjoy a romantic setting with a view of the pretty bay. Properties in St. Julian’s vary from apartments, penthouses and maisonettes to unique houses of character which were the first properties built in the area. As the demand for property in the area increased, so did the development. St. Julian’s now adjoins the popular town of Sliema as is just as much sought after. It is close to nightlife and all amenities including a large supermarket. A vibrant place to live.
