House€1,324,000
Gharghur

293 homes and apartments for sale in Gharghur, Malta.
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24 properties shown
House€1,324,000
Gharghur
€485,000
Gharghur
€1,500,000
Gharghur
House€435,000
Gharghur
€402,000
Gharghur
€625,000
Gharghur
€750,000
Gharghur
€500,000
Gharghur
€1,100,000
Gharghur
Villa€25,000
Gharghur
Apartment€190,000
Gharghur
Villa€1,900,000
Gharghur
House€10,000,000
Gharghur
Apartment€825,000
Gharghur
€475,000
Gharghur
House€1,325,000
Gharghur
House€1,900,000
Gharghur
€525,000
Gharghur
Apartment€690,000
Gharghur
€495,000
Gharghur
€500,000
Gharghur
€2,300,000
Gharghur
Apartment€485,000
Gharghur
Apartment€500,000
Gharghur
Buyer's guide: Gharghur
For anyone searching property for sale in Gharghur, RealEstateAbroad currently lists 289 properties at a median asking price of €685,000. The village sits on a ridge in the north of Malta, with a quiet feel and a short drive to Naxxar, Bahar ic-Caghaq and the northern coast.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 289 |
| Median asking price | €685,000 |
| Middle range (p25-p75) | €481,000 - €1,010,000 |
| Price per m² | €4,431 |
| Median size | 134 m² |
Apartments are the biggest group with 148 listings, then 80 houses, 45 penthouses, 7 commercial units, 6 plots and 3 villas. The number of penthouses is high for a village this size and points to recent apartment blocks with roof terraces.
Three-bedroom homes dominate at 163 listings, followed by 58 two-bed, 19 one-bed, 17 with five or more bedrooms and 9 with four. Compare the wider choice on the Malta penthouse page and the Malta apartment page.
Gharghur is residential rather than touristy, which appeals to families and professionals who want a calmer base than the Sliema and St Julian's area. Narrow village streets surround the parish church, while newer blocks and terraced houses spread out along the main roads. The north-east coast and Bahar ic-Caghaq's promenade are a few minutes away by car.
Parking and road access vary a lot street to street, so visit at different times of day.
Malta is open to EU buyers, while non-EU nationals normally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit unless buying in a designated scheme area. The minimum value for a permit is currently €174,274 for an apartment and €300,619 for a house, with lower thresholds in Gozo and the south. A promise of sale (konvenju) is signed first, with a deposit, then the final deed before a notary. Stamp duty is typically about 5% of price, verify the current rules with a Maltese notary.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
It suits buyers who want a residential village with space and lower density than the coast. Prices are above the national lower end, with a median of €685,000, so it is not a bargain location.
There are 45 penthouses among the 289 listings, but our statistics do not split price by type. The overall median of €685,000 is a guide only, and penthouses with roof terraces often sit in the upper quartile above €1,010,000.
Generally yes, an AIP permit is required for non-EU buyers outside designated areas. Your notary will apply for it, so confirm this before paying a large deposit.
The median is 134 m², and three bedrooms is the most common layout with 163 listings. Houses are larger than apartments, so expect to pay more per home even if the per m² price is similar.