Gozo, Malta

We are pleased to offer this well designed semi-detached house of character.

As you enter the property you reach a large hallway that leads to a large combined living and dining/ kitchen area, which is beautifully finished with patterned local tiled floors, overlooking the private pool(7.5m by 4m) and terrace, area, which is equipped with sun decks and a built in stone BBQ.

The living room also features a wood burning fireplace, perfect for the winter months, though this is of course supplemented by airc-conditioning which can also be used for heating in the winter.

At this level there is double bedroom with en-suite facilities, off which there is a small peaceful patio area.

A beautifully made large sweeping stone spiral staircase leads you to a further two spacious double/twin (one equipped with bunk beds) and 2 bathrooms. The highlight of this property is a 6 seater private Jacuzzi allowing you to truly pamper yourself in a warm environment.

The property is being offered fully furnished and equipped to be used immediately.

SANNAT:

Ta? Sannat lies in the south of the island of Gozo. The name is probably derived from that of an Arabic-Greek family that moved to Gozo from Sicily. Ta? Sannat is best known for the Ta? en plateau on the edge of the village and its spectacular Ta? en cliffs, the highest cliffs in Gozo.

The plateau is typical Maltese garigue rich in flora and fuana. It is also the site of a number of prehistoric remains, including sparse remnants of L-Imramma Temple and three dolmens (made up of, a roughly shaped horizontal limestone slab supported on three sides by blocks of stone standing on end).

The plateau overlooks the Han ira valley, a natural gorge with steep rocky sides separating Ta? Sannat from the village of ix-Xewkija, of which there are excellent views. The valley, due to its steep rocky sides, has little sign of human interference and leads down to M arr ix-Xini Bay ? a delightful spot for swimming and diving.

Ta? Sannat was one of the first villages in Gozo to become an independent parish in 1688. The present church, dedicated to St. Margaret the Martyr, was built on the site of an earlier church in 1718 and consecrated in 1755 and again, after the significant structural changes, in 1868. The church has a fine altarpiece by Stefano Erardi.

The village festa is celebrated each year around the third week of July.