House€1,500,000
Kappara

186 homes and apartments for sale in Kappara, Malta.
24 properties shown
House€1,500,000
Kappara
€900,000
Kappara
Villa€1,700,000
Kappara
House€950,000
Kappara
Villa€2,000,000
Kappara
Apartment€440,000
Kappara
Penthouse€750,000
Kappara
House€1,800,000
Kappara
Apartment€1,300,000
Kappara
Villa€582,450
Kappara
€480,000
Kappara
€485,000
Kappara
€1,700,000
Kappara
Villa€1,800,000
Kappara
House€905,000
Kappara
Villa€1,400,000
Kappara
€1,800,000
Kappara
Villa€2,000,000
Kappara
Villa€1,900,000
Kappara
Villa€1,400,000
Kappara
Villa€1,700,000
Kappara
House€950,000
Kappara
Apartment€470,000
Kappara
Villa€1,275,000
Kappara
Buyer's guide: Kappara
Property for sale in Kappara, in San Gwann on Malta's central-eastern side, centres on apartments (90 of 183 current listings on RealEstateAbroad), with 41 villas and 24 penthouses. The median asking price is €535,000, or €4,187 per m², and the upper quarter runs to €1,300,000.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Kappara |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €535,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €515,000 - €1,300,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,187 |
| Median size | 139 m² |
| Listings | 183 |
After apartments, villas and penthouses there are 23 houses, 4 commercial properties and 1 land listing. Three-bedroom homes lead (77), then two (52), five or more (18), four (12) and one (10). Penthouses typically have roof terraces, and villas are on the upper side of the price range.
Kappara is a residential area of San Gwann, close to Msida and the university, and between Sliema and Birkirkara. The coast and nightlife of Sliema and St Julian's are minutes away, and Birkirkara is next door. Traffic is a constant issue in Malta, so test your commute.
Buyers include professionals, students' families and investors renting to workers.
Maltese apartments are sold by internal floor area plus shared parts, and the roof is often owned by the penthouse buyer, so ask exactly what is included. Check the building permit, the finishing state (shell or finished) and any planned development next door, which is a common issue in dense areas. Garages and parking spaces may be priced separately.
Non-Maltese buyers may need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, depending on nationality and residency, with price thresholds of €174,274 for apartments and €300,619 for houses in the main areas (lower in Gozo and the south). A promise-of-sale agreement (konvenju) with a deposit comes first, then the notarial deed. Stamp duty is typically 5%, with reduced rates for some first-time buyers, so check with the notary.
See our Malta buying guide, financing page and the Malta page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many non-Maltese buyers do, depending on nationality and residency. Check with a Maltese notary.
A promise-of-sale contract with a deposit, signed before the final deed.
Yes, a few minutes away by car, though traffic varies.
They usually sit in the upper price range thanks to roof terraces and views.