Maltese Terrace house with a modern touch

A typical semi-detached Maltese terraced house, stone-built home arranged three floors, sharing one side wall with a neighboring property and the other side with the street. The façade is simple but elegant, made from warm honey-colored limestone, with a traditional wooden door, and a small balcony with wrought iron railing. Dating back to the mid-1800s, this property has been continuously maintained and restored to preserve its historic character. The space Inside, the house features high ceilings, with some original tiles at the entrance and ceramic tiles on the other floors, and thick stone walls help keep the interior cool. Rooms have been renovated with modern features, and it has an oversized skylight in the stairwell. A wide limestone staircase covered in marble connects the first floor, which leads to an open plan area complete with a laundry area and a service toilet, 3 bedrooms with en-suites, while the second stair provides access to the 4th bedroom, bathroom, and an open-roof entertainment area with sofa seating and dining area with a gas barbecue. Guest access Make yourself at home! Guests are welcome to enjoy the entire house, from the living room to the kitchen, bedrooms, and even the outdoor spaces. Everything is yours to relax, cook, and unwind as if it were your own. Other things to note The street has plenty of physical space, so driving, turning, and parking would be easy.