We are delighted to present this beautifully finished first-floor, two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment situated in a small, well-kept block on the very edge of the ODZ (Outside Development Zone). Built in traditional stone and serviced by a lift, the building combines modern comfort with authentic character. Residents also enjoy the use of a communal swimming pool, conveniently accessed directly from the ground floor.

The apartment itself is bright and airy throughout. A spacious double bedroom is located at the front of the property, with a family shower room positioned adjacent to it. The second double bedroom includes its own ensuite shower room, offering additional privacy and convenience. The property further benefits from a separate utility and storage room, providing excellent functionality for both holiday and long-term living.

The main living space is generous and thoughtfully designed. The living and dining areas form an open-plan layout, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The kitchen sits just off the dining area, connected by a wide opening that gives it a semi-separate feel while still flowing naturally with the rest of the space. From here, the apartment enjoys beautiful views over the communal pool, the lush surrounding countryside, and up towards the village of Żebbuġ, with partial side views extending towards the sea.

A covered terrace leads off the living area, offering the perfect place to enjoy the serene outlook and Gozo’s gentle climate.

The communal pool area is spacious, featuring an elevated section planted with mature olive trees that add to the relaxed Mediterranean ambiance. The property also includes an underlying single-car garage, providing secure parking or additional storage.

Located on the edge of the charming village of Għasri, the apartment has immediate access to some of Gozo’s most scenic countryside walks. Paths lead directly into the valley and down to Wied il-Għasri, across to the iconic Ta’ Ġurdan Lighthouse, and all the way to the salt pans and Marsalforn Bay.

This is a delightful property, perfectly suited as a lock-and-leave holiday home or as a sound rental investment.

Għasri Village

Għasri is one of Gozo’s smallest and most picturesque villages, nestled in a quiet rural valley in the island’s northwest. It is known for its peaceful character, traditional stone houses and expansive countryside views, making it a favourite among those seeking a slower and more tranquil way of life. The village is centred around a charming piazza with a parish church and a small local grocery, while clusters of farmhouses are scattered throughout the surrounding landscape. Much of the area is agricultural, with terraced fields, winding lanes and open views that together create a serene and timeless atmosphere.

Għasri is particularly well-suited to buyers who value natural beauty, privacy and direct access to the countryside. Its quiet rhythm appeals to those who enjoy scenic walking routes, cycling, photography and the relaxed charm of an authentic Maltese village. It is also a popular choice for holiday-home owners who want a peaceful base within easy reach of Gozo’s main attractions.

Country Walks & Outdoor Potential

The village is regarded as one of Gozo’s best starting points for country walks and outdoor exploration. One of its highlights is Wied il-Għasri, a spectacular narrow valley carved by the sea. The route leads past dramatic cliffs and tranquil coastal inlets before descending by stone steps to a secluded pebbled bay, making it a wonderful location for scenic walks, coastal photography and, when the sea is calm, a refreshing swim.

Another popular destination is the Ta’ Ġurdan Lighthouse, which sits on a hilltop overlooking much of Gozo. The walk up to the lighthouse is gentle and rewarding, offering panoramic 360-degree views and making it an excellent spot for sunset watchers and walkers of all levels. From Għasri, it is also easy to follow peaceful countryside paths leading to the renowned Ta’ Pinu Sanctuary, with the option of continuing through open farmland towards the nearby village of Għarb.

The area is further enriched by its network of rural lanes, which are ideal for leisurely cycling, jogging, dog walking and general countryside exploration. These quiet roads connect to the broader Gozo trail network, allowing for varied circular routes through neighbouring villages and scenic valleys.