Data of object
| Type of object: | vacation rental |
| Living area: | 230 m2 |
| Number of rooms: | 8 |
| Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds): | 12 |
| Number of bathsrooms: | 4 |
| Listing #: | 26373 |
This fantastic villa comprises of two stories with large surrounding terraces and a beautiful mature garden around the villa. A large private overflow swimming pool measuring 750sq ft with plenty of deck space together with a BBQ area, sun loungers and umbrellas. The top floor of the villa consists of two bedrooms and two bathrooms (one ensuite), large kitchen, dinning room and a large sitting room with fantastic views from the terraces leading out from the sitting room. The kitchen comes complete with microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge/freezer, oven and hob, dishwasher and all pots and pans. The lower floor of the villa consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one ensuite), with terraces leading out on the front area overlooking the pool. A small room on the side consists of the washing machine and dryer free of use.All bedrooms, kitchen and living area are fully air conditioned by a pre paid meter.All terraces come with garden furniture to enable one to enjoy al fresco dining or to relax under the umbrellas with a book.
Town and location of object
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The villa is located approximately 10min walk from the sandy beach of Mellieha bay and a 5min walk to the main street where one finds all the shops, banks, bakery, etc..
Mellieha , Malta , Malta
Mellieha is a rural village and tourist resort in the Northwestern part of Malta and derives its name from the Semitic root 'm-l-h' which in Arabic means salt. The name was probably derived from the ancient Punic and Roman salt-terns; historians indicated as lying adjacent to the large sandy bay at the foot of the village.
Mellieha has been inhabited since early Neolithic times (3000 B.C). Several megalithic remains and tombs of this era and other primitive tools and fragments of pottery were found in various localities around this area, primarily at "il-Latnija" - a natural cavity used by several stone-age peoples - and at l-Gholja tax-Xemxija.During the Roman and Byzantine occupations (213B.C- 870A.D.), Mellieha's valleys were inhabited by troglodytes, who irrigated the land, adopted natural caves as their dwelling places and buried their beloved ones in Punic style burial chambers. Following the Arab conquest and during the medieval period (870-1530A.D.), the area was deserted, primarily due to the continuous raids of the Muslim corsairs. Notwithstanding the hardship experienced by the Maltese during the Reign of the Order of St. John (1530-1798A.D.), Mellieha's medieval chapel, dedicated to the Holy Virgin Mary, was one of the most venerated places on the island. Several distinguished persons, such as grandmaster's, kings and bishops visited the shrine and pilgrimages to the sanctuary from all over the island were held frequently. In the late 17th century, the Knights built several fortifications along the coast, so as to protect the inhabitants. This venture brought about the gradual repopulating of the area, mainly by those who wanted to exploit the fertile valleys and the new enterprise of tunny net fishing. Under the British, in 1844, Mellieha was established again as a parish and since then it grew up into a modern town, of circa 6,500 people.Today, Mellieha is one of Malta's most picturesque tourist destinations. The town centre boasts of its splendid hotels, fine restaurants and traditional cute shops. It has a unique primary school, a majestic baroque church (built in late 19th century) and various cultural organizations, including band clubs, sports clubs, an orchestra, various religious societies, a parish community centre and an environmental pressure group. Since 1993, local affairs are being run by the Mellieha Local Council, an institution made up of seven councilors, elected every three years by the people. Mellieha's main festive season occurs in the first two weeks of September and reaches its climax on the 8th September. During these days various cultural manifestations are held, such as musical concerts, fireworks, folk singing, art exhibitions and the traditional religious procession. The town's people, ''Il-Mellehin'', are renowned for their laborious nature, their ironic sense of humour, and their friendliness and hospitality. Those who visit us, no matter where they hail from, do not merely enjoy themselves but feel at home.As long as Mellieha preserves its great archaeological and historic heritage, its unique natural environment, and its traditions and costumes, its people, "Il-Mellehin", can look forward to a bright future.
Arrival and distances
Distance to next airport:
Malta International Airport - 25 km
Distance to next Shop: 0.4 km
Sport facilities nearby
Fishing, Biking, Golf, Canoeing, Mountainbiking, Paragliding, Horse riding, Swimming, Sailing, Surfing, Diving, Tennis, Volleyball, Hiking, Water ski, Surfing,
Type of holidays
- Relaxing holidays
- Family holidays
- Romantic holidays
- Holidays for singles
- Sport holidays
- Beach holiday
Bedroom
Total number of sleeping facilities: 5
- 2 Single room(s)
- 3 Double room(s)
Bathrooms and WCs
Number of bathsrooms: 4
- 2 bathsrooms with shower
- 2 Bathrooms with tub
External facilities of object
- Garage
- Garden
- Barbecue
- Pool
- Car Parking
- Terrace
Internal facilities of object
Machines and equipment
- Bed linen provided
- CD-player
- Fax
- TV
- Towels provided
- Permanent internet connection
- Cable-TV
- Satellite-TV
- Deck-chairs
- Stereo
- Telephone
- Washing machine
Kitchen facilities
- 4 ring stove
- Single ring stove
- Dishwasher
- Fridge
- Microwave
Services
- Babysitter
- Maid service
- Cleaning service
Other
- Pets not allowed
- Seniors not suitable
- Children welcomed
- Handicapped not suitable
Additional Information
A deposit of 35% will be required upon confirmation of booking. Balance to be paid upon arrival in euros cash.
Minimum rental
Minimum rental: 1500 Euro per object per week
Season prices
| from | to | price | Currency | Period |
| 08.01. | 04.03. | 1500 | Euro | per object per week |
| 05.03. | 15.04. | 1900 | Euro | per object per week |
| 16.04. | 29.04. | 2200 | Euro | per object per week |
| 30.04. | 03.06. | 1900 | Euro | per object per week |
| 04.06. | 01.07. | 2400 | Euro | per object per week |
| 02.07. | 27.08. | 2800 | Euro | per object per week |
| 28.08. | 30.09. | 2400 | Euro | per object per week |
| 01.10. | 16.12. | 1900 | Euro | per object per week |
| 04.10. | 20.12. | 1900 | Euro | per object per week |
Contact data
The owner speaks the following languages:
English, Italian,
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