Kirjiet fi Kirkop
One of the smallest villages in Malta, tucked into the south near the airport.
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Il-ħajja fi Kirkop
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- Stil ta’ ħajja
- Village, small, quiet
- L-aħjar għal
- Value-seekers, couples, airport workers
- Atmosfera
- Very quiet, tight-knit
- Suq tal-propjetà
- Townhouses, maisonettes, some apartments
- Tipi tipiċi ta’ propjetà
- Townhouses, maisonettes, apartments
One of the smallest villages in Malta, tucked into the south near the airport. Kirkop is compact, quiet and almost entirely residential.
L-istil ta’ ħajja
Kirkop is genuinely small, which means very little happens in it and everything is known. There are a few shops and a square; the rest is in Zurrieq, Luqa or Birzebbuga. Aircraft noise is a real consideration depending on the runway in use and the street — this is the sort of thing to check at a viewing rather than take on trust. A car is necessary. For somebody who wants a quiet, cheap base in the south and does not need to be north often, it is one of the better-value addresses on the island.
Propjetà fi Kirkop
Townhouses and maisonettes make up most of the stock, with a small number of newer apartments. Properties are modest and generally unmodernised in the older core, often with a yard or roof terrace. The market is small and slow-moving; there is rarely much choice at any given time.