We have 3 villas for sale in Rabat, with asking prices from €1,905,000 to €3,190,000 and a median of €2,815,000. The typical internal area is about 648 m².
The historic town beside Mdina, with Roman and medieval streets, catacombs and the countryside of Buskett and Dingli on the doorstep. Houses of character, farmhouses and palazzi are the draw, at prices well below the coast.
Villas in Malta are detached or semi-detached homes, often with a garden and pool. Plot size, the permits for the pool and any extensions, and the view are what set prices.
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On our current listings, asking prices run from €1,905,000 to €3,190,000, with a median of €2,815,000. Prices change with views, size, finish and parking, so ask us for a valuation of a specific property.
Yes. EU citizens buying their main residence, or who have lived in Malta for five years, need no permit. Non-EU buyers, and EU citizens buying a second home, normally need an AIP permit unless the property is in a Special Designated Area (SDA). See our AIP permit guide.
Stamp duty (5% standard rate, with reliefs for qualifying buyers), notary fees, searches and registration. Our costs of buying guide works through examples.
For the Malta Permanent Residence Programme the property must cost at least €375,000; for the Global Residence Programme at least €275,000 in Malta. See MPRP & GRP.
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