Description
Discover the potential of this unconverted double-fronted townhouse, situated in the heart of Cospicua, part of the historical 'Three Cities' and located within the Urban Conservation Area (UCA). This property is ideally positioned close to all amenities, presenting a rare opportunity for renovation enthusiasts or those looking to create their dream home. The house has an abundance of original architectural features throughout including an attractive staircase, high ceilings, maltese patterned tiles, traditional wooden balcony and much more. This townhouse presents an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to invest in a piece of history while creating a beautiful home in a vibrant community. Don't miss out on this unique venture! Currently has permits in hand to convert the home. Contact us today for more details.
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Additional details
- Bedrooms 3
- No of Bathrooms 2
- Bathrooms en suite 1
- Kitchen 1
- Dining Room 1
- Living Room 1
- Sitting Room 1
Local Information Cospicua (Bormla)
Cospicua is the largest of the Three Cities on Grand Harbour opposite Valletta.
It is known to many by its earlier name, Bormla. The city was renamed by the Knights of St. John because of the brave ('conspicuous') role played by its people during the Great Siege of 1565.
Most of Cospicua's shoreline is taken up by the older dockyard - an area now being restored and developed as a marina. The city suffered extensive damage during World War II and although rebuilt, it has fewer inhabitants than in the pre-war years.
Modern Cospicua is an important market centre in the heart of the docklands. The main building of cultural interest is the Collegiate Church of the Immaculate Conception, which is rich in exquisite works of art. The Firenzuola Fortifications, built in 1638, and Margherita Lines, part of the inland defences the Three Cities, are major landmarks. The Margherita Lines are in fact the only part of old Cospicua which survived World War II.
