Kirjiet fi Gudja

A quiet village just south of the airport, small and traditional, with a strong local character and very little through traffic.

Bħalissa xejn għall-kera fi Gudja.L-aġenti jżidu djar kważi kull ġimgħa. Għidilna x’qed tfittex u nagħtuk aviż.

Il-ħajja fi Gudja

Stil ta’ ħajja
Village, quiet, traditional
L-aħjar għal
Families, value-seekers, airport workers
Atmosfera
Calm and settled
Suq tal-propjetà
Townhouses, houses of character, maisonettes
Tipi tipiċi ta’ propjetà
Townhouses, houses of character, maisonettes, apartments

A quiet village just south of the airport, small and traditional, with a strong local character and very little through traffic.

L-istil ta’ ħajja

Gudja is a settled, traditional village where daily life is local and Maltese-speaking. It is quieter than Luqa next door and has more character than most of the airport belt. Aircraft are audible depending on the runway and the street. Shops and services are village-scale; Luqa, Tarxien and the Zejtun area cover the rest. A car is needed. The commute to the harbour towns is long at peak times. For families wanting a proper village at a low price, it is one of the more appealing options in the south.

Propjetà fi Gudja

The old core holds townhouses and houses of character, some with courtyards and wells, in varying condition. Around them are maisonettes and newer apartments. Outdoor space is normal. Prices sit well below the north for the same accommodation. Unfurnished lettings are common for houses.

Għaliex tgħix fi Gudja

CharacterAn old core with some fine stone houses and a handsome square.
QuietOff the main routes, so little passes through.
Airport and the southMinutes from the airport and well placed for the southern coast.
ValueConsiderably cheaper than anywhere comparable further north.

Għal min hi l-aħjar din iż-żona?

FamiliesA safe, quiet village with schools within reach.
People wanting characterOld stone housing at prices the north does not offer.
Airport workersA very short drive.
Less suited toAnyone commuting north daily, and anyone without a car.

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