Apartment€402,000
Dingli

315 homes and apartments for sale in Dingli, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€402,000
Dingli
€572,000
Dingli
€582,000
Dingli
Apartment€360,000
Dingli
Penthouse€650,000
Dingli
€530,000
Dingli
€7,415,000
Dingli
Penthouse€560,000
Dingli
House€660,000
Dingli
House€2,340,000
Dingli
€2,800,000
Dingli
Apartment€436,000
Dingli
Apartment€415,000
Dingli
Penthouse€436,000
Dingli
House€660,000
Dingli
Apartment€415,000
Dingli
Apartment€445,000
Dingli
Apartment€415,000
Dingli
Apartment€460,000
Dingli
Apartment€435,000
Dingli
Penthouse€440,000
Dingli
Penthouse€435,000
Dingli
Apartment€450,000
Dingli
Penthouse€478,000
Dingli
Buyer's guide: Dingli
Property for sale in Dingli puts you in Malta's highest village, on the western edge of the island and next to the Dingli Cliffs. Of our 308 listings, 147 are apartments, 76 are houses and 59 are penthouses, with a median asking price of €450,000.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Half of the properties are priced between €334,000 and €656,000, noticeably below the Sliema and St Julian's corridor.
| Measure | Dingli |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €450,000 |
| Middle half | €334,000 to €656,000 |
| Median per m² | €3,775 |
| Median size | 118 m² |
| Listings | 308 |
There are 147 apartments, 76 houses, 59 penthouses, 19 plots of land, 5 commercial units and 2 villas. The bedroom spread is concentrated in two and three bedrooms (107 and 134), with just a few larger homes. The unusually high penthouse count shows how much new apartment-block development has taken place in and around the village.
If you want to buy off-plan, ask about the promise-of-sale (konvenju) terms, bank guarantees and the permit. If you buy a shell, check finishing costs.
Dingli is quiet and rural, known for sea views, farmland and walking routes along the cliffs. Public bus connections to Valletta exist but take time, so many residents drive. The old town of Mdina and Rabat are close.
Nearby places include Rabat, Mtarfa, Siggiewi, Attard, Mosta and Mgarr, all with different price levels.
EU citizens can buy without a permit but non-EU buyers who are not resident generally need an AIP permit for a second property, with minimum values of €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses (lower thresholds apply in Gozo and the south). Property transfer duty is typically 5%. Confirm which category your purchase falls under.
Useful references: Malta overview, Malta buying guide, financing and penthouses in Malta.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Its median is €450,000, and its setting is more rural, with fewer amenities.
New apartment blocks in Malta often include penthouse units with roof terraces.
Non-EU buyers who are not residents usually do. Thresholds vary by type and area.
By road to Rabat and the centre; bus services are slower.