The epitome of Maltese charm, Casa San Rocco is a spacious, grand and luxurious old house with a traditional tower at the bottom of a large, lush and verdant garden. Concealed within the village core, the 7-bedroom 7-bathroom retreat is one of Malta’s most secluded and tranquil properties. The stunning massive garden is stocked with mature trees and beautiful greenery and has a pond, a large swimming pool and deck. Overlooking the swimming pool is a separate annex in the form of an old tower.

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Hal Ghaxaq is a very old village situated in Southern Malta. The village name probably derives from the Maltese word meaning delight, which would suit it well. The village festa tradition is still very much alive today, with the vibrant Ghaxaq festas enthusiastically attended by the village youth and old alike. If you visit the village during this festival time, do not be alarmed to see everyone painted in blue or green from head to toe, to show their allegiance to their favourite band club. Note that the rivalry between the feasts of St Mary and St Joseph proves to be quite an ironic but rather amusing attraction! Another yearly event which is increasing in its popularity is the spontaneous Carnival celebration held in February. Probably the most unique feature in Ghaxaq is the sea-shelled house, a unique house in Malta decorated entirely with seashells. It is located in St Mary Street near the Church. As for the rest, a wander through the village core and the outskirts of Ghaxaq will prove delightful no doubt. Village character in Ghaxaq is still very noticable, with agriculture and animal husbandary still a means of livelihood for a couple of hundreds of residents.