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3 Bedroom Ensuite Villa for Long Let in St. Julian's - €2,650/month
€2,650 /mo
32Ensuite
Available 01 Mar 2026
Malta’s iGaming Hub
Property for Rent in St. Julian's
Browse 2+ properties for rent in St Julian’s — the heart of Malta’s iGaming industry and the island’s most international neighbourhood. Spinola Bay, Portomaso and Paceville put you at the centre of Malta’s entertainment and business district. Rooms start from €600/month, one-bedroom apartments from €900, and two-bedroom flats from €1,300.
Browse 2 properties for rent in St. Julian's. Apartments, rooms and maisonettes from verified landlords and licensed agents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent in St Julian’s, Malta?
Rooms in shared flats cost €600–900/month. One-bedroom apartments range from €900–1,500, with Portomaso and seafront properties at the top. Two-bedroom flats run €1,300–2,500. Paceville-adjacent properties tend to be cheaper but noisier. The Swatar border offers the best value within the St Julian’s postcode.
Is St Julian’s a good place to live in Malta?
St Julian’s is ideal if you work in iGaming, tech or entertainment — most major operators have offices here. Pros: walkable to work, excellent restaurants, Spinola Bay charm, beach access at St George’s Bay. Cons: Paceville noise (especially weekends), heavy traffic, and premium rents. It’s best for young professionals who want to be in the thick of things.
How far is St Julian’s from Valletta and the airport?
Valletta is about 20 minutes by bus or 10–15 minutes by car. Malta International Airport is 30–40 minutes by car, or around 60 minutes by bus. Sliema is a 15-minute walk along the promenade. The area has frequent bus connections to most parts of Malta.
What is St Julian’s known for?
St Julian’s is known as Malta’s entertainment and business hub. It’s home to Paceville (the main nightlife area), Spinola Bay (a photogenic fishing harbour), Portomaso (a luxury marina and business tower), and the Hilton and InterContinental hotels. The iGaming industry is heavily concentrated here, making it the most internationally diverse area in Malta.
Is St Julian’s safe to live in?
Yes, St Julian’s is safe. Malta has very low crime rates overall. The Paceville area gets rowdy on weekend nights with bar crowds, but serious crime is rare. Outside Paceville, areas like Spinola Bay and Portomaso are quiet and well-maintained. Normal urban precautions apply — lock your door and don’t leave valuables visible in cars.
Renting in St Julian’s: What to Expect
Most rentals are furnished with AC. Leases are typically 12 months with a one-month deposit. Bills are usually excluded and run €80–150/month. Parking is extremely limited — many residents use the Portomaso or Spinola car parks at extra cost. If you work in iGaming, your office is likely walking distance. Supermarkets are limited within St Julian’s itself; most residents shop in Sliema or Swieqi. Expect noise near Paceville, especially Thursday to Sunday. Request a viewing at night if you’re considering a Paceville-adjacent flat.
Who is St Julian’s Best For?
- •iGaming and tech professionals who want to walk to their Portomaso, Tigne or Spinola office without a car.
- •Young expats and singles who want nightlife, restaurants and a social scene on their doorstep.
- •Short-term tenants and digital nomads who want a central, well-connected base for 3–6 months.