Description:

Stylish 2 bed roomed air-conditioned penthouse located in the heart of Malta, offering the right combination to those who seek comfort, culture, sun and sea. Property is finished to high specs & served with lift. It consists of living room with air-condition, fully equipped kitchen/dining room, 2 air-conditioned bedrooms, ensuite shower, bathroom and front/ back terrace. The terrace enjoys views of Mdina Cathedral and distant country views. During the Festa season one can relax and enjoy the spectacular firework displays that light up the Maltese night sky. Haz- Zebbug is a typical Maltese village in the Island of Malta - an optimal location from where to explore all that the Island of Malta has to offer. Many historic sites, museums, nightlife and beaches are close by; car hire is reasonable and recommended. Busses run daily from Haz-Zebbug to Valletta every 20 mins.

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The living room overlooks the front terrace, is air-conditioned and is equipped with a 37	Equipped and modern kitchen with seating for 4 persons.
*The Master Bedroom is air-conditioned and has ensuite facilities. *The guest bedroom is furnished with modern furniture and is air-conditioned for your comfort. *Main Bathroom *The Terrace is spacious and equipped with bbq, sunbeds and garden furniture. It also enjoys views of Mdina Cathedral. *The Location - Haz-Zebbug Malta... so central and close to all the hotspots one might like to visit. *Haz-Zebbug Parish Church dedicated to St. Philip of Agira. The feast is celebrated on the 2nd. Sunday of June every year.

Amenities:

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, terrace.....sleeps 4

Local area information:

Haz-Zebbug is an old town which served as a city during the times of the Knights of St John and is in fact named Citta` de Rohan, after its founder Grand Master de Rohan. It is found in the centre of Malta. Zebbug consists of an old village core characterised by narrow winding streets and an imposing church set in a large square, as well as more recent developments taking place on the outskirts of the village. The Parish Church is dedicated to Philip of Agira. The name of the town literally means "olives" in Maltese; it derives from the large olive groves that stood in and around the current location of the church and the centre of the town.

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