Apartment€360,000
San Gwann

654 homes and apartments for sale in San Gwann, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€360,000
San Gwann
Apartment€525,000
San Gwann
€415,000
San Gwann
Apartment€435,000
San Gwann
House€7,500,000
San Gwann
House€2,900,000
San Gwann
€255,000
San Gwann
Apartment€340,000
San Gwann
€470,000
San Gwann
Apartment€298,000
San Gwann
Apartment€320,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€920,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€410,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€689,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€370,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€370,000
San Gwann
Apartment€425,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€450,000
San Gwann
€350,000
San Gwann
€350,000
San Gwann
Apartment€310,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€530,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€689,000
San Gwann
Penthouse€435,000
San Gwann
Buyer's guide: San Gwann
San Gwann is a busy residential town in central-eastern Malta, and its 642 listings have a median asking price of €415,000. Location between Msida, St Julian's and the university area keeps demand high.
Based on current listings on RealEstateAbroad (asking prices).
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €415,000 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €303,000 to €560,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,045 |
| Median size | 106 m² |
| Listings | 642 |
Apartments account for 429 listings and penthouses for 98. There are 42 commercial units, 35 houses, 28 villas, 9 plots and 1 studio. Bedrooms are spread across 208 three-bedroom, 173 two-bedroom, 166 one-bedroom, 13 four-bedroom and 6 with five or more.
San Gwann sells smaller flats than Tarxien does, which is reflected in the price per m². Look at the national penthouse listings and commercial listings for context.
San Gwann is close to Mater Dei Hospital and the University of Malta, and sits a short drive from the nightlife of St Julian's and the shopping of Sliema. It lacks a sea frontage but offers retail parks, good bus links and quick access to Birkirkara and Valletta.
Tenants are professionals, medical staff and students, so the rental pool is deep. Compare the central town of Birkirkara if you prefer older streets and a parish centre.
Non-EU purchasers usually need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit unless buying within a designated scheme, and are normally limited to one residence. Stamp duty is typically around 5%, with a notary and agent on top; the notary will run searches on title and planning.
With so many apartments, check the condition of common parts, the airspace rights and any roof-level development nearby. Our Malta consultation guide gives the process, Malta financing explains lending, and the Malta page covers more towns.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median is €415,000 and €4,045 per m² in our listings, making it dearer than southern towns.
Hospital staff, university students and professionals working in the St Julian's area.
Apartments, with 429 of 642 listings.
Usually yes, an AIP permit, unless a designated scheme applies.