House€2,325,000
Mriehel

69 homes and apartments for sale in Mriehel, Malta.
24 properties shown
House€2,325,000
Mriehel
Apartment€265,000
Mriehel
Apartment€390,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€396,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€394,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€404,500
Mriehel
Penthouse€403,000
Mriehel
Apartment€342,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€399,000
Mriehel
Apartment€365,000
Mriehel
House€930,000
Mriehel
House€930,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€475,000
Mriehel
Apartment€450,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€475,000
Mriehel
Apartment€265,000
Mriehel
Apartment€450,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€475,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€429,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€433,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€434,500
Mriehel
Penthouse€419,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€424,000
Mriehel
Penthouse€426,000
Mriehel
Buyer's guide: Mriehel
Mriehel property for sale is a central Malta market that mixes penthouses, flats and commercial units. Our 69 listings carry a median asking price of €490,000, at about €3,626 per m². The area is known as a business and light-industrial district rather than a classic resort.
Based on current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices.
| Metric | Mriehel |
|---|---|
| Listings | 69 |
| Median asking price | €490,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €426,000 to €1,800,000 |
| Median per m² | €3,626 |
| Median size | 153 m² |
There are 21 penthouses, 17 commercial units, 15 apartments, 13 houses, 2 land plots and 1 villa. Two- and three-bedroom homes each number 16, with 3 four-beds, 2 one-beds and 1 with five or more. The jump from the lower quartile to the upper quartile, from about €426,000 to €1.8 million, shows that large penthouses and offices sit in the same list.
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Mriehel lies in the Birkirkara area, in the heart of the island, close to the main road network and a short drive from Valletta. It is a business and retail zone with offices, car showrooms and services, with residential streets nearby. Public transport runs by bus, and parking is a practical issue.
Neighbouring residential markets include Birkirkara, Sliema and St Julian's; the latter two are seafront areas with higher prices.
EU citizens can buy freely, while non-EU buyers need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, with minimum values of €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses in most areas. Stamp duty is generally 5% on transfers, with reductions for some first-time buyers and rules for other buyers. Check the title, any outstanding ground rent and the permit status of penthouse additions.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, usually with an AIP permit and a minimum purchase value. Confirm with a Maltese notary.
€490,000 across 69 listings.
17 of 69 are commercial, reflecting the area's business role.
It is central, a short drive from Valletta and Sliema.