€4,200,000
Verdala Terraces

56 homes and apartments for sale in Verdala Terraces, Malta.
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24 properties shown
€4,200,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€2,650,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€875,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€1,300,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€2,500,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€1,650,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€800,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€730,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€1,900,000
Verdala Terraces
€1,600,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€975,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€690,000
Verdala Terraces
€2,800,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€2,050,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€6,300,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€3,600,000
Verdala Terraces
Penthouse€2,500,000
Verdala Terraces
€2,200,000
Verdala Terraces
Penthouse€3,200,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€1,350,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€2,650,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€3,100,000
Verdala Terraces
Apartment€3,200,000
Verdala Terraces
€800,000
Verdala Terraces
Buyer's guide: Verdala Terraces
Verdala Terraces property for sale is at the very top of Malta's market: our 56 listings have a median asking price of €2,575,000, and all are apartments or penthouses. The exact location is unclear in our data, so the first job is to verify the address. After that, Malta's rules for non-EU buyers decide how you can complete.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Verdala Terraces |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €2,575,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €1,315,000 to €3,200,000 |
| Median price per m² | €8,254 |
| Median size | 299 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
48 listings are apartments and 8 are penthouses. Bedrooms: 29 have three, 22 have two and 3 have four. At a median of 299 m², these are large units, unlike the compact flats usual in Malta. See the broader penthouses for sale in Malta and apartments in Malta pages.
Our data has no coordinates for this area, so confirm the street, floor and views for any listing. Premium Maltese flats are often in high-rise or seafront developments, and price depends on view, floor and finishes. Ask about developer completion dates, parking and the management company for common parts. Do not assume proximity to nearby areas.
Non-EU buyers usually need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, with minimum values of €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses; units in designated zones are exempt. Duty on documents is 5%. A notary handles the process, starting with a promise of sale agreement and a deposit. Verify with a Maltese notary which route applies.
See Malta buying guide and financing.
Sliema, St Julian's and Birkirkara are separate Maltese markets worth comparing, with Sliema and St Julian's being the usual expatriate coastal areas. See Malta for the overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €2,575,000, with the middle half between €1,315,000 and €3,200,000.
Often, if you are a non-EU buyer. Exemptions apply in designated zones.
5% duty on documents, with relief for some first-time buyers.
Yes, a median of 299 m².
Our data does not say, so confirm the address.