Valletta · Malta
50 Archbishop
Floor 1

A Valletta apartment

50Archbishop Street, Valletta.

The lounge and kitchen at No. 50: limestone walls, pendant lamps, a long cream sofa, kitchen counter, and a large painting.
Plate 1 · The Lounge 2026
Not Yet Available enquiries in due course

A floor of a Valletta townhouse, fifty paces from St John’s Co-Cathedral. Honey-coloured limestone, black shutters, terrazzo and marble.

Furnished and hung with original art: a kitchen lounge, a sitting room, a bedroom under a Venetian chandelier. Lived in, not staged — and quiet, by the measure of Valletta streets.

— The Owner.

A bedroom with dark wood ceiling beams, half-limestone half-charcoal walls, a Venetian glass chandelier, gallery wall of small framed works, and a window bench set into a thick wall embrasure.
Plate 2 The Bedroom
The main lounge in wide view: tall mirror, cream sofa with mustard throw, dining table and pendant lamps, terrazzo floor.
Plate 3 The Lounge
Looking through tall black doors into the yellow sitting room beyond, leather ottoman and stacked books in the foreground.
Plate 4 Through the Doors
The bedroom seen from the opposite corner: chandelier, dark beamed ceiling, leather reading chair and red rug beside the bed.
Plate 5 The Bedroom, from the Door
A bathroom with dark blue-green tile walls, a freestanding tub, a round mirror, and white brick-pattern tile.
Plate 6 The Bath
The lounge in portrait view: chandelier, sofa, and the fish painting above.
Plate 7 The Lounge, Evening
A small glass-floored courtyard terrace at dusk, set into a limestone light-well: a round bistro table and two woven chairs, potted plants and hanging flower baskets, a tall black-framed window glowing warm from within, and an open door beneath an ornate wrought-iron fanlight.
Plate 8 The Courtyard, at Dusk

The Particulars

The Accommodation

One double bedroom, a sitting room and kitchen lounge, a fitted bathroom, a utility room with washer-dryer, a writing desk by the entry. Furnished, with original art throughout.

The Position

Not presently offered to let. You can register an enquiry below.

The Setting

The centre of Archbishop Street — quiet by Valletta measure, a short walk to everything the Belt offers.

The Neighbourhood

50 paces

St John’s Co-Cathedral

Austere without, sumptuous within. The Oratory holds Caravaggio’s Beheading of St John — the only work he ever signed.

1 min

Republic Street

The spine of the city, running gate to fort.

2 min

Grand Master’s Palace

The Tapestry Chamber, the Armoury, rooms of Preti ceilings.

3 min

Casa Rocca Piccola

A sixteenth-century palazzo, still lived in by the Marquis de Piro.

4 min

Teatru Manoel

Europe’s third-oldest working theatre, opened 1732.

6 min

Upper Barrakka Gardens

High over the Grand Harbour. The Saluting Battery fires at noon and four.

7 min walk

Fast Ferry to Gozo

Gozo within easy reach, straight from the Valletta landing.

7 min

Lascaris War Rooms

The underground command post that ran the defence of Malta.

around the corner

Sailors Paradise

The neighbourhood bar. First and last stop of most evenings.

Enquiries, Answered

What is No. 50 Archbishop Street?

A furnished one-bedroom apartment — one floor of a townhouse — fifty paces from St John's Co-Cathedral.

Is it available to rent?

Not at present. Should that change, this page will say so.

How many bedrooms and rooms are there?

One double bedroom, a sitting room, a kitchen lounge, a bathroom, and a utility room with washer-dryer.

Where exactly is the apartment?

No. 50 Archbishop Street, Valletta — a minute from Republic Street, a short walk from the Upper Barrakka.

How do I get in touch?

Write using the form below.

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