Lets Sell Malta
Owner-Direct Property Listings · 17 Triq Il-Kbira, Il-Mellieħa MLH 2310, Malta
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Lets Sell Malta is a property listings service for homes, apartments and land offered for sale or rent in Malta, with a focus on sales made directly by owners. It is listed in Mellieħa in the north of the island and covers areas from Valletta to Gozo. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Lets Sell Malta is a property website for people who want to buy or rent a home on the Maltese islands, and it puts particular emphasis on property offered directly by its owners. Visitors can search listings marked for rent, for sale or sold, narrow results by property type and bedrooms, and browse houses, apartments and flats.
The business is listed in Mellieħa, in the north of Malta, and appears in our directory of estate agents in Malta. Its pages are written for buyers who are comparing the market, including international purchasers moving from the UK.
Malta's market is one of the livelier in southern Europe, helped by tourism, finance and technology, and values have held up even when other European markets slowed. Apartments are the commonest housing type, and many homes stand near the coast or in the traditional cores of villages, while inland towns suit buyers who want a calmer pace of life. Dense historic cities, seaside districts and quiet inland communities all sit within a short drive of each other, so it is worth viewing more than one area before deciding.
What owner-direct selling means
In a direct sale the owner deals with the buyer without a brokerage firm in the middle. The advantages are that no brokerage commission is built into the asking price, you speak straight to the seller, talks can move faster and payment terms may be more flexible. Sellers who choose this route often do so to save on commission and to leave room to adjust the price while negotiating.
Direct sales are common for apartments and family houses, and sometimes for family-owned or inherited buildings. A buyer should still follow Malta's formal process, which normally involves a promise-of-sale agreement followed by the final deed of transfer.
Areas and property types
The site walks through the main areas where homes come up. Sliema and St Julian's are known for seafront apartments and modern residences, Valletta for heritage property and renovated townhouses, Birkirkara and Qormi for central family houses, and Mellieħa and St Paul's Bay for coastal villas and terraces. Mosta offers family homes. Our Valletta guide and Mellieħa guide give a visitor's view of two of these places.
Gozo has its own section. Buyers look there for second homes, rural property and farmhouses for renovation, in villages such as Victoria, Xlendi, Marsalforn, Nadur and Għarb. Read our Gozo guide before choosing. Beyond housing, the site mentions land plots, offices, retail shops and warehouses near industrial zones.
Checks before you buy
Even in a private sale, buyers are advised to appoint a notary to verify ownership, check planning permits and building compliance, inspect the structure carefully and confirm that no debts remain on the property. Non-residents can buy in Malta, though some purchases need an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit.
Money and tax questions deserve professional advice. UK readers can start with our guide to Malta tax for UK nationals, and CLA Malta is our featured partner for company, tax and relocation services. If you are planning a longer stay, our UK relocation guide covers the practical side, while a short viewing trip can be planned with hotels in Mellieħa or our guide to where to stay in Malta.
How to get started
Before you write, it helps to settle a few basics. Decide whether you are buying or renting, which towns appeal and what type of property you want, then say so in your message. Our overview of Malta is a good companion if you are still choosing between the north, the harbour towns and Gozo.
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Lets Sell Malta, who will reply to you directly.
Questions about Lets Sell Malta
What is Lets Sell Malta?
It is a property website where homes, apartments, houses and land are listed for sale or rent in Malta, with particular attention to property offered directly by owners rather than through a brokerage.
Where is Lets Sell Malta based?
It is listed in our directory at 17 Triq Il-Kbira in Mellieħa, in the north of Malta. The website itself does not publish an office address, so use the enquiry form on this page to get in touch.
Is buying directly from an owner common in Malta?
Yes, private sales are fairly common, particularly for apartments and family houses where owners prefer to negotiate directly. Buyers should still use a notary and check permits and documentation carefully.
Can foreigners buy property in Malta?
Yes. Non-residents can buy property in Malta, although some purchases require an Acquisition of Immovable Property permit. Take professional legal advice before committing to any purchase.
Does the site cover Gozo and commercial property?
Yes. It describes Gozo villages with apartments, houses and farmhouses, and also mentions offices, retail shops, land parcels and warehouses, as well as listings to rent.
How do I enquire about a property?
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page, saying whether you want to buy or rent, the area and the property type. We will pass your message to Lets Sell Malta, who will reply to you directly.
Practical information
Lets Sell Malta is listed in our directory at 17 Triq Il-Kbira, Mellieħa MLH 2310. The website does not publish an office address or opening hours, so the enquiry form on this page is the simplest way to start. Tell us whether you want to buy or rent, which area and what type of property, and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the business.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Lets Sell Malta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.