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Garth Apartments EARLY BUYER PRICE:
Ref:
22-80
Xewkija
Gozo
Bedrooms:
2
€
162,000
The Garth 197/A01 Apartment Bedrooms/Study: 2 Bathrooms: 2 The name derives from an archaic word describing a large yard or garden surrounded by other structures, at that time mainly covered walkways. The Garth Xewkija is inspired by the traditional architectural features Gozo offers, especially with its natural stone craftmanship. It respects the streetscape and enhances the traditional facades by restoring and integrating an existing imposing townhouse front. 19 spacious and well-planned residential units are on offer, all facing a large common yard, ‘The Garth’, with a communal pool and landscaping.
An oven/barbecue area compliments the facilities at the very back. Some of the penthouses offer an interconnected private roof garden with pool. All units have large private terraces. Garages come serviced directly with 6 person passenger lifts.
All units are priced fully finished in order to have an orderly and organised complete block within the stipulated deadline. Each unit enjoys use of roof space for PV panels. Buyers who pay a deposit by the end of December 2022 will benefit from a free upgrade to our Fully Finished + Package which additionally includes: – A/C’s in each bedroom – Soffits up to 30% in each room (100% in bathrooms) – Rise Slide aperture in the kitchen/living/dining area – Insulation on facades shafts € 222,000 EARLY BUYER PRICE: € 162,000 for a limited time only Shell inc. Common Parts
Property ID: | Property Type | Price € | Bedrooms | En-Suite Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Construction Stage | FinishDate | Year Built | Floors | Status | Gozo Village | Position | Internal Size | Plot Size | Balcony | Garage | Air-conditioning | Furnishings | Heating | Property Standard | Views | Airspace | Swimming Pool | Pet Friendly | Lift |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
22-80 | Apartment | 162,000 | 2 | 1 | 2 | Under Construction | 1 | For Sale | Xewkija | Village | 116 | Yes | Available | Yes | High | To Pool | No | Communal | Yes |
Bedrooms
Number
2
En Suite
1
Bathrooms
Number
2
Kitchen
Lounge Dining Room
Outside Area
Gozo Area Information
Xewkija
Xewkija located between Ghajnsielem and Victoria. Xewkija is the Arabic and Maltese word for thistles and likely refers to a thistle-filled environment. It is hard to fathom what Xewkija looked like before. The oldest settlement in Gozo, it separated from Victoria in 1678. At the time, Xewkija could support itself thanks to its fertile feeds, two towers, and proximity to the Citadel.
This autonomy led to Xewkija's rapid development, as evidenced by the University of Malta (Gozo Section), Employment Training Corporation offices, a huge Industrial Estate, the Government Farm, the Gozo Stadium, and two important Cemeteries.Xewkija's most notable landmark is its church. The Rotunda (1695-1734) is Gozo's largest. 1738 bell tower, 1830 dome. Tal-Madonna tal-Hniena, or the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy, is really dedicated to St. Bartholomew and dates to 1397. Look for historic niches in Xewkija's house facades and street corners.
There are other old buildings to appreciate, such as the Knights' windmill, which shows the eight main wind directions. The tower of Santa Cecilja is from the same era. The famous Majmuna marble slab includes an Arabic inscription from 1173 marking the death of an Arab girl. Pagan symbols on its underside indicate it once belonged to a pagan temple. Megalithic Temple foundations may have been damaged during church construction.
Xewkija excavations uncovered Punic pottery and animal bones. 1951 found a 6.85-meter Roman wall near tal-Horob. The Museum of Archaeology has artifacts from various periods and a Roman Olive Mill. Mgarr ix-Xini, within Xewkija, is a prominent region of Gozo. It is a steep-sided watercourse at the mouth of a deep valley that provides protection during stormy weather and is beautiful. Wied Mgarr ix-Xini is rich in biodiversity, and here you may locate a number of mystery pans that may have been part of an Arab-era clay lavation process.
Find a local cave with large stalactites. The cave is called Il-Qniepen, the Bells, due to the shape or sound of its stalagmites. This cave was once home to trolglodytes and is now utilized for abseiling.