Apartment€300,000
Scirocco Heights

50 homes and apartments for sale in Scirocco Heights, Malta.
24 properties shown
Apartment€300,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€799,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€280,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€300,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€415,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€340,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€520,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€320,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€1,085,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€530,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€433,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€578,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€419,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€539,500
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€349,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€378,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€359,000
Scirocco Heights
€365,000
Scirocco Heights
€323,000
Scirocco Heights
Penthouse€378,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€365,000
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€429,000
Scirocco Heights
€331,250
Scirocco Heights
Apartment€430,000
Scirocco Heights
Buyer's guide: Scirocco Heights
Scirocco Heights property for sale is a flats-and-penthouses market, with a median asking price of €429,000 across 50 current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The name appears in listings as a locality label for a residential area in Malta, so check each advert's exact address before comparing it with better-known towns.
These are asking prices from our listings, not sold prices. Maltese adverts often list the same property through several agents, so verify that you are not counting one flat twice.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 50 |
| Median asking price | €429,000 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €365,000 to €511,500 |
| Median price per m² | €3,627 |
| Median size | 108 m² |
Apartments account for 33 of 50 listings and penthouses for 17. Houses, villas and land do not appear in this set. Two-bedroom homes lead (11 listings), followed by one-bedroom (6) and three-bedroom (6). A median of 108 m² is large for Malta because many penthouses include roof terraces. Browse apartments in Malta and penthouses in Malta for wider comparisons.
We do not hold coordinates for Scirocco Heights, so we cannot say how far it is from the places listed below. Birkirkara is a central town, while Sliema and St Julian's are the busy waterfront markets; treat all three as comparison markets rather than neighbours. Malta is small, and most places are within a short drive of each other, but street-level detail (noise, parking, views, construction nearby) still decides value.
EU citizens can buy freely. Non-EU buyers generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit for a second property, and minimum values apply: about €174,274 for an apartment and €300,619 for a house, with lower thresholds in Gozo and the south. Duty on documents is 5%, and first-time buyers pay no duty on the first €200,000 under rules made permanent in October 2025. Add notary and agent fees, and verify everything locally.
Check whether a promise-of-sale agreement (konvenju) includes the right deposit and conditions. Read the Malta country page, the Malta buying guide and financing in Malta.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is a locality label in the listings. Our records have no coordinates for it, so use each advert's map pin or ask the agent for the street address.
Typically yes, an AIP permit, with minimum values of around €174,274 for apartments. Special designated areas follow different rules. Confirm with a Maltese notary.
Duty on documents is 5% of the price, with an exemption for first-time buyers on the first €200,000. Notary fees are extra.
Yes, 17 of 50 listings are penthouses, mostly with terraces.
Our current listings for this area contain only flats and penthouses. For houses, browse other Maltese localities.