So much to appreciate...

• 300 days of sunshine a year
• Member of the EU
• English speaking
• No inheritance taxes
• Location for world's second
  Smart City
• Unrivalled capital appreciation potential
• 35 luxury high-spec apartments
• Easy direct access by air
• 90% finance available*
  *subject to status
  
  

With the development of Knights Creek and the Smart City, Kalkara is about to undergo the most dramatic transformation in Its history. Formerly a sleeply fishing village located at the entrance to the Grand Harbour, with a population of Just under 3,000 people, plans are in place to create a vital and vibrant sector that will be the envy of Europe.

Imagine, for a moment, you had the opportunity to own a highly desirable pied-a-terre or investment property on the breathtaking island of Malta. Its not as far-fetched as you might think. Just think of all those sunny days spent in the kindest of climates.

Where the aches of modern day living and creaking joints are soothed by the sultry therapeutic warmth of the Mediterranean sun.Think of the easy access afforded by frequent direct flights from Ireland, the UK and most of Europe. And think about an Investment that may very well double within just 5 short years.

The stunning new Knights Creek apartment complex at Kalkara offers discerning investors and owner-occupiers alike the chance to own their very own piece of Malta and all it has to offer.

The village of Kalkara consists of two inlets that sprout out in the Grand Harbour of Malta. These are respectively known as Rinella Bay and Kalkara Creek. It also comprises two peninsulas, today known as Bighi and as Ricasoli respectively.

Some historians believe that the land that today is known as Kalkara, was the first to be inhabited by the initial dwellers of Malta that came from the nearby island of Sicily. The idea behind this theory is that the mentioned inlets could have provided these primitive emigrants with the needed shelter after having endured heavy storms which at that time where present in the Mediterranean Sea.

As time went by the village of Kalkara became familiar to the fisherman and boatmen of the neighbourhood. Being on the suburb of Birgu, it was considered as a resting-place because of its environment surroundings.

Throughout the years Kalkara developed itself into a locality enriched with historical sites and places of interest while keeping its original character of being a quite place where one can enjoy the views on full relaxation.