Tucked away in the historic Collacchio area of Vittoriosa, just behind the Inquisitor’s Palace, this beautifully restored, furnished 16th-century home offers a rare and lucrative opportunity. The property, situated in an Urban Conservation Area, seamlessly blends historic character—evident in its exposed stone walls and high ceilings—with modern sustainability.

The journey through the home begins in the grand entrance hall, leading to a sun-dappled courtyard. Inside, the magnificent large dining room features soaring 4-meter ceilings, adjacent to a separate kitchen. The property boasts two bedrooms: the main one, originally the house chapel, features high ceilings and a double-shower ensuite, while a cozy, atmospheric library, reached by a preserved original stone spiral staircase, can serve as the second bedroom.

A modern spiral staircase ascends to the bright, well-lit sitting room, which is the gateway to the home’s impressive outdoor space: three large roof terraces. These terraces offer areas for sunbathing, shaded relaxation, and house the property’s solar panels and water tanks, which supply most of the energy. The use of insulated roofs and double-glazed windows further enhances energy efficiency, minimising reliance on the fitted AC units.

Offering the perfect balance of peace and accessibility, the home is just a short stroll from the Marina’s elegant cafés and a 10-minute ferry ride to the capital. With street parking close by, this exceptional residence is not just a beautiful place to live but also presents a genuinely lucrative business opportunity due to its unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort.