Villa€3,950,000
San Pawl tat-Targa

144 homes and apartments for sale in San Pawl tat Targa, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Villa€3,950,000
San Pawl tat-Targa
€490,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
€1,400,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Villa€3,195,000
San Pawl tat-Targa
Villa€1,800,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Apartment€490,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Apartment€562,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Apartment€350,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Villa€1,850,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
House€990,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
Apartment€470,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
House€990,000
San Pawl Tat-Targa
House€1,900,000
San Pawl tat-Targa
Apartment€520,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Apartment€530,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Apartment€550,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Apartment€520,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Apartment€450,000
San Pawl tat Targa
House€990,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Apartment€699,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Villa€1,800,000
San Pawl tat Targa
House€990,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Villa€1,855,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Villa€1,850,000
San Pawl tat Targa
Buyer's guide: San Pawl tat Targa
Property for sale in San Pawl tat-Targa is mostly mid-to-upper priced, with a median asking price of €830,000 across 143 listings. This residential locality in north-central Malta offers a quieter alternative to the busy coastal strip, and the listings range from apartments to detached villas.
Asking prices spread widely, from the €595,000 lower quartile to €1,800,000 at the upper quartile. The median home is about 140 m², and the median is €4,554 per m².
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Current listings | 143 |
| Median asking price | €830,000 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €595,000 - €1,800,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,554 |
| Median size | 140 m² |
Apartments account for 72 listings, villas 35, houses 21 and penthouses 15. Bedrooms are heavily skewed: 102 of the 143 listings have three bedrooms, with 16 each of two and four bedrooms, 3 one-bedroom and 4 with five or more. If you want a smaller place, expect slimmer choice here. See apartments, villas and penthouses for the full lists.
The locality is residential, with terraced houses, maisonettes and newer blocks rather than a seafront. Buyers typically want more space than the tourist-heavy areas can offer, and are willing to drive or take buses for beach and nightlife. Ask agents to explain street-by-street differences, since noise and parking vary.
For comparison, Sliema and St Julian's are the busier coastal alternatives within a short drive, and Birkirkara is an inland town centre with more local services.
Non-Maltese buyers usually need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit unless the property is in a designated area, and the AIP minimum is €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses, with lower thresholds in Gozo and the south. Stamp duty is typically 5% of the price and notary fees are separate, so ask your notary for a full cost sheet.
Our Malta buying guide and financing page explain the steps, and the Malta country page covers other localities.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Across all property types the median asking price is €830,000, with houses and villas typically asking more than apartments. The middle half of the market spans €595,000 to €1,800,000.
Yes, with an AIP permit in most cases, and the property must meet the minimum price thresholds. A Maltese notary will manage the application.
That is simply how the current stock is built: 102 of 143 listings are three-bedroom homes. Buyers needing a studio or one-bedroom flat may need to widen the search to other localities.
The locality is inland, so beaches mean a short drive or bus ride. Check bus links and parking when viewing.
Expect stamp duty, notary and legal fees, registration and agency commission. Ask for an itemised estimate before making an offer.