The house has lots of stripped stone walls, some antique furniture items and original artwork. 
 
The bedroom is the largest room, where you'll find the fascinating Maltese wooden balcony overlooking the street. The atmosphere here is one of sumptuous luxury, with a queen-sized bed with large dark wood posts and a subtle hanging Knights’ cross tapestry. It’s all very romantic and comfortable, with plenty of attention to detail. 
 
The walls in the sitting room have been taken back to the orginal warm Maltese limestone. This is a handsome room, with a large and dramatic piece of artwork above a solid wood bench. Here you can settle down with a cup of tea and watch cable TV or a DVD after a good meal out, perhaps, or an evening at the Manoel Theatre in town. 
 
The niche/library contains books on Malta and other reading material. There’s also a sound system along with a choice of Maltese and classical music CDs.  
 
Downstairs is what used to be the old cellar, a wonderfully cool room which today has been converted into a fabulous kitchen. It is a happy marriage of old, vaulted stonework and modern units, and has plenty of counter-top space for you to prepare meals, and various cabinets and drawers stocked with utensils. There is a hob, oven, country kitchen sink and fridge/freezer here, and a table seating four. On one side of the room there is a sealed well which, in the past, would have been shared between several households!