Large palace with inner courtyard in Mdina

We are delighted to present this exceptional 17th-century PALAZZO, which is considered one of the most exquisite buildings on the Maltese Islands. This gem from the Medieval era is situated in the heart of Mdina. Upon entering this magnificent property, you are greeted by massive wooden front doors that open directly into an arcaded courtyard surrounded by walkways and spacious ground floor rooms, adorned with trees and flowers. This property boasts one of the largest open inner courtyards within this fortified medieval city, which was once the capital of Malta.

Among the ground floor rooms, you'll find an ancient kitchen with a historic stove and a chapel with a stunning ceiling, featuring its own entrance from another street. An expansive interior staircase leads to the "piano nobile," which includes a lengthy corridor running the entire length of the palazzo. This corridor is bathed in natural light from numerous windows and leads to the magnificent main salon, characterized by its impressive high ceiling with wooden beams, spanning the entire width of the building.

Upstairs, the corridor wraps around to the opposite side and features a series of rooms with French doors opening onto a charming and breathtaking upper-level terrace, providing views of the remarkable inner courtyard, often described as a world unto itself. A spiral staircase, known as "garigor," leads to the rooftop, offering panoramic views of the entire ancient town. The property also includes a two-car garage.

This property is situated in a truly enchanting setting and offers significant commercial potential for conversion into a prestigious boutique hotel. Its sheer size, unparalleled beauty, and unique location make it a magnet for discerning travelers seeking an extraordinary experience and rich historical background. Mdina stands as one of Europe's finest examples of an ancient walled city and has played a pivotal role in Malta's history. The city is a primary source of the island's cultural heritage.