Just off the Sliema promenade, one of Malta’s most coveted waterfront addresses, this exceptional 480 m² sky villa delivers a luxurious lifestyle defined by comfort, innovation and outstanding indoor-outdoor living. With 280 m² of interior space and 200 m² of external terraces, the property is arranged across two levels served by a private lift with direct penthouse access, and finished to an uncompromising standard throughout.
The lower level opens into a bright open-plan kitchen and breakfast area flowing into an elegant living and dining space, anchored by a modern electric fireplace and opening onto a generous outdoor patio ideal for entertaining. Three bedrooms, two en suite, a master suite with large walk-in wardrobe and luxurious bathroom, a family bathroom, study, pantry and laundry room complete this floor, surrounded by a wraparound terrace that floods every room with natural light.
The upper level is dedicated to leisure at the highest level: an expansive deck with fully equipped outdoor kitchen including BBQ, pizza oven and fridge, a heated swimming pool with jets and water feature, a sun deck, and a versatile gym with pool table and retractable roof. An independent en-suite bedroom completes this floor, equally suited as a guest suite or private lounge.
Concealed Daikin air conditioning, low-voltage underfloor heating, fully integrated smart home system, intelligent lighting, UV water sterilisation, solar panels and CCTV combine to set a benchmark of modern luxury. A two-car lock-up garage with air conditioning, EV charging and double-floor storage with Wi-Fi completes this one-of-a-kind residence.
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