Apartment€408,000
Siggiewi

576 homes and apartments for sale in Siggiewi, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€408,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€477,000
Siggiewi
€477,000
Siggiewi
€340,000
Siggiewi
House€1,140,000
Siggiewi
€330,000
Siggiewi
House€690,000
Siggiewi
€524,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€310,000
Siggiewi
Penthouse€355,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€370,000
Siggiewi
Penthouse€298,000
Siggiewi
€397,500
Siggiewi
House€1,280,000
Siggiewi

€424,000
Siggiewi
House€7,970,000
Siggiewi
€435,500
Siggiewi
€457,000
Siggiewi
€478,500
Siggiewi
Apartment€426,000
Siggiewi
Penthouse€593,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€382,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€435,000
Siggiewi
Apartment€366,000
Siggiewi
Buyer's guide: Siggiewi
Siġġiewi, in Malta's south-west, mixes village-core houses with new apartment blocks, and its 566 listings have a median asking price of €478,000. That makes it one of the pricier inland towns in our data.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €478,000 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €393,000 to €744,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,541 |
| Median size | 138 m² |
| Listings | 566 |
The upper quartile begins at €744,000, so the top of the market is mostly large houses with gardens.
There are 255 apartments, 164 houses, 127 penthouses, 12 plots and 8 commercial properties. Three-bedroom homes number 288, two-bedroom 159, four-bedroom 38, one-bedroom 12 and five-plus 12. Penthouses make up more than a fifth of listings, as in many Maltese towns. See Malta's house listings and penthouses.
The median size of 138 m² is greater than in towns like Hamrun or San Gwann.
Siġġiewi is a country town with a large parish church, Buskett Gardens nearby, the cliffs of Dingli not far away, and countryside walking routes. Valletta and the airport are about 20 minutes by car, though buses are less frequent than in coastal towns.
Buyers are families who want space and quiet, along with professionals commuting to the south and centre. For coastal contrast look at Marsascala or Sliema, and for a similar inland town Mosta.
Non-EU purchasers generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit unless buying in a designated scheme. Stamp duty is typically about 5%, plus notary, agent and survey costs. In village cores, check street-alignment restrictions and conservation area rules, and for outside-development-zone countryside, whether the building is legal.
Read our Malta buying guide, Malta mortgage guide and the Malta page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Larger homes, gardens and the countryside setting push the median to €478,000 in our data.
About 20 minutes by car, longer at peak hours.
Our listings show no villas, though many houses have gardens.
It exists but is less frequent than on the coast, so most residents drive.