01 / The property

A remarkable canvas for family life.

Tucked off a pedestrian alley within Luqa’s Urban Conservation Area, this house of character sits on a 320 m² plot. Parts of the home date back over 400 years, alongside newer elements that bring another chapter to its story.

The property has been structurally converted and is currently in shell form. Its exposed limestone and generous spaces offer the freedom to finish a truly individual family home around a central courtyard.

UCA · LuqaPedestrian alleyShell form

02 / The house today

See the potential.

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Actual property photographs. The house is shown in its current shell condition.

03 / The vision

Room to gather.
Room to grow.

The plans bring everyday living and outdoor space together around the central courtyard. Explore how this shell could become a generous four-bedroom family home.

Ground floor

A welcoming hall and study lead to an open-plan kitchen, living and dining space around the courtyard. The layout also includes a formal dining room with traditional xorok and kileb, a traditional birth room, a spacious backyard and two bathrooms.

First floor

Four double bedrooms surround the courtyard, two with ensuites. Two bedrooms share a terrace overlooking the backyard; the generous main bedroom has a courtyard-facing balcony and room for a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. A main bathroom and washroom complete the floor.