Office for Long Let in Valletta - €2,000/month
€2,000 /mo
Available 01 Mar 2026
Browse 18+ properties for rent in Valletta — Malta’s UNESCO-listed capital city and one of the most unique places to live in the Mediterranean. Car-free streets, palazzo apartments and a 5-minute ferry to Sliema make Valletta the choice for creatives and professionals who want character over convenience. Apartments start from €800/month and two-bedroom flats from €1,200.
Browse 18 properties for rent in Valletta. Apartments, rooms and maisonettes from verified landlords and licensed agents.
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One-bedroom apartments in Valletta cost €800–1,400/month. Two-bedroom flats range from €1,200–2,000. Restored palazzo apartments with period features command €1,500–2,500+. Prices vary hugely by condition — unrenovated properties are cheaper but may need work. Harbour-view flats at Upper Barrakka end are the most expensive.
Valletta offers a unique living experience. Pros: UNESCO-listed architecture, car-free streets, vibrant cultural scene, restaurants, ferry to Sliema, and genuine character. Cons: no parking within the city (you’ll use MCP car park outside the gate), limited supermarket options, older buildings without lifts, and tourist crowds on Republic Street. It’s a lifestyle choice, not a practical one.
The Sliema ferry takes 5 minutes and runs frequently. Malta International Airport is 20–25 minutes by car or 30–40 minutes by bus. Valletta is the main bus terminus for Malta, with routes to virtually every town on the island. It’s the best-connected location in Malta by public transport.
Valletta is Malta’s capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built by the Knights of St John in the 1560s. It’s known for St John’s Co-Cathedral, the Grand Master’s Palace, the Grand Harbour, Strait Street nightlife, and a growing cultural scene with festivals, galleries and events throughout the year. It’s the administrative, cultural and transport hub of Malta.
Not easily within the city walls. Valletta is largely pedestrianised. The MCP car park at the city gate offers monthly parking passes, and there’s limited street parking in Floriana just outside. Most Valletta residents walk, use the ferry, or take buses. If you own a car, factor in €80–120/month for MCP parking on top of your rent.
Valletta apartments are typically in converted townhouses or palazzo buildings, many dating back centuries. Quality varies enormously — from fully restored with modern kitchens to rough conversions with character. Most are furnished. Leases run 12 months with a one-month deposit. Bills can be higher due to older buildings and less insulation (€100–180/month). No lifts in most buildings means climbing stairs daily. Supermarkets are limited to small corner shops; most residents shop in Sliema or use delivery services.