Kirjiet fi Zurrieq

A large village in the deep south, above the coast at Wied iz-Zurrieq and the Blue Grotto.

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

Il-ħajja fi Zurrieq

Zurrieq

Ritratt: CEphoto, Uwe Aranas, CC BY-SA 3.0

Stil ta’ ħajja
Village, southern, coastal-adjacent
L-aħjar għal
Families, value-seekers, people working in the south
Atmosfera
Quiet and residential, busy in the square
Suq tal-propjetà
Townhouses, maisonettes, apartments
Tipi tipiċi ta’ propjetà
Townhouses, houses of character, maisonettes, apartments

A large village in the deep south, above the coast at Wied iz-Zurrieq and the Blue Grotto. It is one of the bigger southern towns, with a proper centre, and it is among the more affordable places on the island to rent something with space.

L-istil ta’ ħajja

Zurrieq is a long way from the harbour towns in feel as much as distance. Daily life is Maltese-speaking and village-paced; the expat presence is small compared with the north-east. There is enough here to live without leaving — shops, schools, a health centre — and a car for everything else. The commute to Sliema or Valletta at peak times is substantial and should be driven before it is agreed to. In exchange, housing costs less here than almost anywhere within reach of the coast, and there is space. Summer brings visitors down to the Blue Grotto, which affects the coast road rather than the village.

Propjetà fi Zurrieq

Mostly townhouses and maisonettes, with houses of character in the older core and newer apartment blocks around the edges. Roof terraces and small yards are normal rather than exceptional. Standards vary widely and older stone properties may need work. Unfurnished lettings are the norm for houses; apartments are more often furnished. Prices sit well below the coastal towns for equivalent space.

Għaliex tgħix fi Zurrieq

ValueAmong the more affordable places in Malta for a house with outdoor space.
The coast belowWied iz-Zurrieq, the Blue Grotto and the cliff walks are minutes away.
A working villageShops, schools, a health centre and a square that people actually use.
The southClose to the airport, the Freeport and the industrial south for anyone working there.

Għal min hi l-aħjar din iż-żona?

FamiliesSpace, schools and quiet, at prices that leave something over.
People working in the southThe airport and the industrial south are a short drive rather than a crossing of the island.
Value-seekersOne of the better space-per-euro areas within reach of the sea.
Less suited toAnyone commuting daily to Sliema or St Julian’s, and anyone without a car.

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