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3 Bedroom Ensuite Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,750/month
€1,750 /mo
32Ensuite
Available 09 Apr 2026
Central Malta Village
Property for Rent in Mosta
Browse 13+ properties for rent in Mosta — a central Malta town popular with local families and value-conscious renters. Famous for the Mosta Dome and well-connected by road to every part of the island, Mosta offers village character with practical transport links. Apartments start from €650/month and two-bedroom flats from €900.
Browse 13 properties for rent in Mosta. Apartments, rooms and maisonettes from verified landlords and licensed agents.
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,600/month
€1,600 /mo
21
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,450/month
€1,450 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €2,200/month
€2,200 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,700/month
€1,700 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,500/month
€1,500 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,600/month
€1,600 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,300/month
€1,300 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,650/month
€1,650 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,500/month
€1,500 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,800/month
€1,800 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
Apartment
3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,700/month
€1,700 /mo
31
Available 01 Mar 2026
Apartment
3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Mosta - €1,700/month
€1,700 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent in Mosta, Malta?
One-bedroom apartments in Mosta cost €650–950/month. Two-bedroom flats range from €900–1,200. Maisonettes and larger properties can reach €1,400. Mosta is typically 25–40% cheaper than Sliema or St Julian’s, offering good value for the space and quality you get.
Is Mosta a good place to live in Malta?
Mosta is a popular residential choice for families and locals. Pros: central location, excellent road connections, easier parking, lower rents, and genuine village character with the famous Rotunda. Cons: no seafront, limited nightlife, and bus connections to the coast can be slow. It’s a practical, family-oriented town rather than a lifestyle hotspot.
How far is Mosta from Valletta and the airport?
Valletta is about 20 minutes by car or 30–35 minutes by bus. Malta International Airport is 25–30 minutes by car. Sliema is about 20 minutes by car. Mosta sits at a central road junction, making it one of the best-connected inland towns for drivers.
What is Mosta known for?
Mosta is famous for the Rotunda (Mosta Dome), one of the largest unsupported domes in the world. The town has a strong local identity with an active village festa, local market, and traditional Maltese character. It’s also a key transport hub — Mosta Road connects the north and centre of Malta.
Is Mosta a good place to live in Malta?
Yes, particularly for families and anyone who prioritises value and practicality. Mosta offers spacious apartments at lower prices than coastal areas, easy parking, a central location, and a genuine Maltese community feel. If you work remotely or drive to work, it’s one of the best inland options on the island.
Renting in Mosta: What to Expect
Mosta offers a mix of traditional village houses and modern apartment blocks. Most rentals are furnished. Leases are 12 months with a one-month deposit. Bills run €60–110/month. Parking is considerably easier than in coastal towns — many properties include a garage. The town has supermarkets, banks, clinics and a local market. For anything more, the Birkirkara and Naxxar commercial areas are nearby. Festa season (August) brings fireworks and celebrations to the village core.
Who is Mosta Best For?
- •Local and expat families who want village character, larger apartments and easy parking at lower prices.
- •Remote workers who don’t need a coastal address and want a central base with reliable internet and good road access.
- •Value-conscious renters who work across Malta and need a well-connected location without paying coastal premiums.