Penthouse€325,000
Swatar

110 homes and apartments for sale in Swatar, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Penthouse€325,000
Swatar
Apartment€232,000
Swatar
€420,000
Swatar
Apartment€530,000
Swatar
Apartment€415,000
Swatar
Penthouse€505,000
Swatar
Penthouse€500,000
Swatar
Apartment€485,000
Swatar
Apartment€295,000
Swatar
Apartment€530,000
Swatar
Apartment€415,000
Swatar
Penthouse€460,000
Swatar
Penthouse€1,250,000
Swatar
Apartment€439,000
Swatar
Apartment€328,000
Swatar
Apartment€425,000
Swatar
Apartment€425,000
Swatar
Penthouse€460,000
Swatar
€504,000
Swatar
Penthouse€460,000
Swatar
Apartment€485,000
Swatar
Apartment€485,000
Swatar
Apartment€485,000
Swatar
Penthouse€520,000
Swatar
Buyer's guide: Swatar
Buyers who want a central Maltese location without paying Sliema prices often check property for sale in Swatar. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €422,500 across 102 properties, all flats, penthouses or commercial units. Here is the picture and the Maltese rules you will meet.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 102 |
| Median asking price | €422,500 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 - p75) | €345,000 - €508,750 |
| Median price per m² | €3,359 |
| Median size | 130 m² |
There are 65 apartments, 30 penthouses and 7 commercial properties, and no houses. Bedrooms: 28 two-bed, 52 three-bed and 4 four-bed. A median size of 130 m² is generous for Malta, because many of these are larger new or modern blocks.
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Swatar is a residential area on the Birkirkara side of central Malta, among a belt of suburbs close to major roads and the coast road. It is useful if you work in central Malta, since services, shopping and the main employment areas are within a short drive, and buses run to the main hubs. The area is urban and built-up rather than scenic.
Birkirkara is the neighbouring town. Towards the sea, Sliema and St Julian's are dearer, livelier alternatives that are reachable in a short drive or bus trip.
Non-Maltese buyers generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit unless the property is in a Special Designated Area, and thresholds differ by location and type; check the current figure with a notary. A promise-of-sale agreement with a deposit comes first, then the final deed.
Costs include stamp duty of about 5%, notary fees and agent commission. For apartments in blocks, review the common-parts arrangements and the building's permits. See the Malta guide, financing and consultation pages.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is central and convenient, though more suburban than the seafront towns.
Our listings show only apartments, penthouses and commercial units, reflecting the area's block-based development.
Generally yes unless the property is in a designated area. Confirm with a notary.
Around 5%, with reductions for certain buyers. Verify before signing.
It is cheaper and quieter, but has no seafront promenade.