Apartment€335,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem

451 homes and apartments for sale in Ghajnsielem, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€335,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
Apartment€300,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
€257,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
€178,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
Apartment€170,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
Apartment€199,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
€264,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
House€635,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
Apartment€375,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
Apartment€276,000
Gozo - Ghajnsielem
€638,000
Ghajnsielem
€950,000
Ghajnsielem
€235,000
Ghajnsielem
Apartment€265,000
Ghajnsielem
Apartment€238,000
Ghajnsielem
Penthouse€355,000
Ghajnsielem
Penthouse€385,000
Ghajnsielem
House€860,000
Ghajnsielem
Apartment€214,500
Ghajnsielem
Apartment€189,000
Ghajnsielem
€204,000
Ghajnsielem
€185,000
Ghajnsielem
€190,000
Ghajnsielem
Penthouse€320,000
Gozo Ghajnsielem
Buyer's guide: Ghajnsielem
Għajnsielem is the first village most people see in Gozo, because it contains the Mġarr ferry harbour. Our 442 listings have a median asking price of €296,500 and a median size of 124 m², with apartments making up most of the supply.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Għajnsielem |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €296,500 |
| p25 to p75 | €240,750 to €385,000 |
| Price per m² (326 listings) | €2,248 |
| Median size | 124 m² |
| Listings | 442 |
Apartments are 304 of the listings, penthouses 85, houses 47, land 4 and villas 2. Three-bedroom properties (232) are the single largest group, followed by 152 with two bedrooms, 18 with four, 14 with one and 9 with five or more. In effect, this is a market for modern flats with roof terraces rather than traditional farmhouses. See Malta's penthouse listings and apartments.
Għajnsielem faces Comino and the Maltese mainland, and its harbour at Mġarr is where ferries from Ċirkewwa arrive in roughly 25 minutes. Fort Chambray overlooks the harbour, and a new-build district has grown up around the main road. Buyers include Gozitans, commuters to the mainland and holiday-home buyers who value the ferry link. Evenings are quiet and some restaurants close off-season. For mainland comparison look at Mosta and Qormi.
Purchases by non-Maltese people are regulated. EU nationals who qualify as long-term residents may be treated differently from non-EU nationals, who commonly need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit and may face restrictions on the type of property. The process involves a promise of sale and deposit, a notary's searches, a final deed, stamp duty and notary fees. Because rules and thresholds change, confirm them with a Maltese notary before you commit. Our Malta guide outlines the steps, and Maltese financing covers lenders.
Living near the ferry makes the timetable part of your property's value.
Ask the developer about the completion certificate and whether common parts such as lifts are included in maintenance fees.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It simplifies trips to the mainland and the airport, though the crossing time and queues still matter.
Yes, 85 of 442 listings.
Yes, subject to Malta's rules. Non-EU buyers typically need a permit.
Often, but compare actual listings, since new flats are priced by finish and view.