Apartment€372,000
Kirkop

109 homes and apartments for sale in Kirkop, Malta.
24 properties shown
Apartment€372,000
Kirkop
House€875,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€611,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€611,000
Kirkop
House€410,000
Kirkop
House€875,000
Kirkop
House€925,000
Kirkop
Apartment€370,000
Kirkop
Apartment€310,000
Kirkop
Apartment€370,000
Kirkop
Apartment€370,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€485,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€485,000
Kirkop
Apartment€325,000
Kirkop
Apartment€310,000
Kirkop
Apartment€310,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€630,000
Kirkop
Apartment€310,000
Kirkop
House€686,000
Kirkop
Apartment€410,000
Kirkop
House€686,000
Kirkop
Apartment€389,000
Kirkop
Penthouse€630,000
Kirkop
Apartment€320,000
Kirkop
Buyer's guide: Kirkop
Looking at Kirkop real estate? This small southern Maltese village is a quiet, local alternative to Sliema and St Julian's, and its 107 listings carry a median asking price of €410,000.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 107 |
| Median asking price | €410,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €345,000 to €630,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,370 |
| Median size | 145 m² |
Apartments account for 51 listings, houses 32, penthouses 22 and commercial 2. Three-bedroom homes lead strongly (58), then 2-bed (32), 4-bed (10), and 1 each of one-bed and five-plus. The penthouse share of 22 listings is high, because many Maltese blocks sell the top floor with a roof terrace.
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Kirkop is next to Malta International Airport, so check flight paths and noise at the street level. Its neighbours in our data are real: Safi, Qrendi, Mqabba, Żurrieq, Luqa and Gudja. The south is quieter and cheaper than the north-east coast, with a village-festa calendar and older streets, but few seafront options; the sea is a short drive.
Buyers are mostly local families and people working at the airport or in the south-eastern industrial areas.
EU buyers with a Maltese resident address can buy their main home; others generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit unless the property is in a designated zone. The AIP minimum is €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses, and lower values apply in Gozo and the south, so ask your notary which threshold applies here. Stamp duty is about 5% for most buyers, with notary fees on top; verify locally.
Read the Malta buying guide, see Malta financing and the Malta country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is next to Malta International Airport, so ask about flight noise.
A permit that non-EU (and some EU) buyers may need to buy property in Malta. Thresholds are €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses, with lower values in Gozo and the south.
Approximately 5% for most buyers. Verify with a notary.
Maltese apartment blocks often sell the top floor with a terrace, so penthouse listings are common.
Rental demand in the south is more modest than in tourist districts, so check realistic rents.