€588,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz

175 homes and apartments for sale in San Lawrenz, Malta.
24 properties shown
€588,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz
€1,180,000
San Lawrenz
House€425,000
San Lawrenz
House€935,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
Apartment€675,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
€795,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
€875,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€765,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€765,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€765,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
Penthouse€695,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
Penthouse€185,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€425,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
Apartment€750,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€538,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€525,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
House€580,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
Apartment€260,000
Gozo San Lawrenz
€877,000
San Lawrenz
€798,000
San Lawrenz
Apartment€750,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz
Penthouse€695,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz
€795,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz
€875,000
Gozo - San Lawrenz
Buyer's guide: San Lawrenz
San Lawrenz is a small village in the west of Gozo, Malta's sister island, near the Dwejra coast with its Inland Sea and sea cliffs. It is a quiet, rural place that draws buyers looking for a restored farmhouse or a villa with a pool. Our listings show 172 properties with a median asking price of €715,000.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The central half of the market spans €491,250 to €875,000, at €2,976 per m² for a median 220 m² home. Prices are above Malta's south because supply of character houses is limited.
| Measure | San Lawrenz |
|---|---|
| Listings | 172 |
| Median asking price | €715,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €491,250 to €875,000 |
| Median price per m² | €2,976 |
| Median size | 220 m² |
Houses lead (108), then apartments (41), penthouses (13), land (7) and villas (3). Three-bedroom homes are most common (58), with 43 homes of five-plus bedrooms, 31 two-bedroom, 20 four-bedroom and 2 one-bedroom. Many houses are traditional farmhouses of limestone with arches and courtyards.
See the Maltese house, villa, penthouse and townhouse pages.
Gozo is greener and slower than Malta, with a ferry link between Mġarr and Ċirkewwa taking around 25 minutes. San Lawrenz has a small village square, a hotel and walking routes, while shops and the hospital are in Victoria (Rabat), the island's capital. Many owners are part-time residents who rent out their homes to holidaymakers.
Neighbouring villages to compare: Għarb with its basilica, Għasri, Kerċem, Fontana, Żebbuġ and Victoria. Each has a distinct feel, with Victoria the busiest.
Gozo farmhouses are scarce by design: planning rules protect the countryside, so conversions and extensions are tightly controlled.
Non-EU buyers usually need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, with price floors of €174,274 for an apartment and €300,619 for a house; thresholds are lower in Gozo and the south of Malta, so confirm the current figure with a notary. Stamp duty is typically 5% of the price (verify any reductions), plus notary fees and agency commission of about 3% to 5%. Check the building permit and whether outside development zone rules limit works.
Read the Malta buying guide, the financing page, and the Malta page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, in the island's north-west.
Usually yes, an AIP permit. Lower price floors apply on Gozo.
Tightly controlled. Check planning rules before buying.
By ferry from Ċirkewwa to Mġarr, about 25 minutes.