€318,000
Gudja

151 homes and apartments for sale in Gudja, Malta.
24 properties shown
€318,000
Gudja
Apartment€295,000
Gudja
Apartment€286,000
Gudja

€821,000
Gudja
Apartment€435,000
Gudja
Villa€2,500,000
Gudja
Apartment€380,000
Gudja
Apartment€375,000
Gudja
Apartment€379,000
Gudja
Penthouse€445,000
Gudja
Apartment€381,000
Gudja
House€718,000
Gudja
Apartment€381,000
Gudja
Apartment€270,000
Gudja
House€420,000
Gudja
Apartment€280,000
Gudja
Apartment€410,000
Gudja
Apartment€410,000
Gudja
Apartment€379,000
Gudja
Apartment€268,000
Gudja
Apartment€420,000
Gudja
Apartment€420,000
Gudja
Apartment€370,000
Gudja
Apartment€475,000
Gudja
Buyer's guide: Gudja
Looking for property for sale in Gudja? This small village in the south-east of Malta sits next to the island's international airport, and its 151 listings, with a median asking price of €392,000, lean heavily toward apartments.
Prices are asking figures from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. The middle half of listings stays within about €326,500 and €478,500, a fairly compact range typical of new small blocks.
| Indicator | Gudja |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 151 |
| Median asking price | €392,000 |
| Middle range (p25 to p75) | €326,500 to €478,500 |
| Median price per m² | €3,074 |
| Median size | 130 m² |
Apartments are 95 of the listings, with 27 houses, 18 penthouses, 5 land parcels, 3 villas and 3 commercial units. Three-bedroom homes (61) and two-bedroom (46) are most common; 17 are one-bedroom and only 7 have four. A median of 130 m² is generous for Malta, because many listings include terraces and roof space. See Malta's apartment listings and penthouses for the national choice.
Gudja is a quiet village centred on a parish church, close to the runway and flight paths. Noise is the key diligence point: visit at different times and ask about flight routes. It is also practical, with the airport, the Malta Freeport area and the main road network all near, and the capital and south-coast resorts a short drive. Expect locals, airport workers and investors who value connectivity and relatively lower prices than Sliema or St Julian's.
Near an airport, always visit on a weekday morning and listen.
EU citizens can buy freely. Non-EU nationals need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, with set minimum values, around €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses, and lower thresholds in Gozo and the south of the island, which covers Gudja. Confirm the current figures with a notary. Stamp duty is typically 5% on transfers, plus notary fees and agent commission. Read our Malta buying guide and check mortgage options in Malta.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It suits buyers who want airport access and lower prices than the north-east coast. The compromise is aircraft noise, so inspect carefully.
The median asking price across all listings is €392,000, with most between about €326,500 and €478,500. Apartments make up the majority of what is available.
Yes. An AIP permit is generally required, and a lower value threshold applies in the south. Your notary can confirm the exact conditions.
Gudja itself is inland. The south-east coast, with Marsaskala and Birżebbuġa, is a short drive.
Many owners rent to airport staff, workers and tourists, but short-let licensing and tax rules apply. Take advice from a Maltese accountant first.