Within the prestigious Portomaso Marina in St Julian’s, this exceptional 324 m² three-bedroom penthouse offers uninterrupted views across the yacht marina and out to the open Mediterranean. Two large terraces, a private plunge pool and premium Gaggenau finishes define a waterfront residence of rare calibre in one of Malta’s most established and sought-after marina communities.
The open-plan living and dining area flows directly onto a north-facing front terrace of approximately 70 m², complete with built-in sun loungers, a stainless-steel barbecue station and a hot tub, conceived as a true outdoor living room with the marina as its backdrop. The bespoke kitchen, centred on a statement island and fitted with Gaggenau appliances including a wine cooler, balances elegance and functionality in equal measure.
The master suite features a walk-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom with bath and rain shower, and direct access to the south-facing rear terrace. Two further bedrooms, a guest cloakroom, server room and dedicated laundry complete an intelligently resolved floor plan. Underfloor heating, intelligent lighting and a private car space round off a proposition without compromise.
Residents benefit from 24-hour security and immediate access to Portomaso’s marina, restaurants, retail and leisure facilities. A compelling opportunity equally suited as a refined primary residence or a high-performing waterfront investment in Malta.
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