Area guide
Pembroke
Pembroke is the international-school postcode on former British military land.
Pembroke is a planned residential area built on former British military land north of St Julian's, characterised by wider streets than older Maltese towns and a concentration of international schools (Verdala, San Anton, St Andrew's). The Pembroke headland is one of Malta's last large green public spaces.
Property market snapshot
Live median asking prices and listing counts for Pembroke, refreshed daily.
- Median sale price
- €432,500
- Median rent
- €1,600
- For sale
- 4
- For rent
- 13
Prices by property type
| Property type | Listings | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| apartment | 3 | €300,000 |
Live figures as of 26 September 2026, from asking prices on Darscover.
What it is like to live here
Pembroke is family-first and modern: it draws the international school catchment and the corporate relocation market away from the busier coastal strip.
Best for
- families with school-age children
- corporate relocations
- long-term professional renters
Neighbourhoods and sub areas
Pembroke core, St Andrew's fringe, Madliena border
Getting around
Five minutes by car to St Julian's and 25 minutes to the airport; on the main coastal bus corridor.
Driving times
- Valletta20 min
- Malta International Airport25 min
- Mater Dei Hospital12 min
- Mellieha22 min
Nearby
- St Julian's: 5 min (drive)
- Sliema: 10 min (drive)
- Malta International Airport: 25 min (drive)
- Mater Dei Hospital: 12 min (drive)
Bus routes
- 12
- 13
- 212
- 222
- 225
Parking: Generally easy free street parking inside the planned blocks; school-run congestion peaks 7:45 to 8:30 around Verdala and St Andrew's.
Schools
Pembroke and the immediately adjacent areas host most of Malta's largest international and church schools, which is the main demand driver for the locality.
- Verdala International School (international)
- St Andrew's School (independent)
- San Anton School (independent)
- QSI International School of Malta (international)
Notes for buyers
- Modern 2-bed apartments from 290k euro; family villas with garage from 700k.
- International-school catchment carries a 10 to 20 percent premium over similar stock further inland.
- Pembroke headland is protected open space; no construction will replace the green view above the cliffs.
- Some St Andrew's blocks fall under SDA status; verify the title individually.
- Long-let demand from corporate relocations is the deepest in Malta; thin short-let activity by comparison.
Who lives here
- Population
- 4,400
- Median age
- 38
- Foreign born
- 47%
- Homeowners
- 51%
- Walkability
- 68/100
Frequently asked questions
Is Pembroke a good place to live?
Pembroke suits families with school-age children, corporate relocations and long-term professional renters. Pembroke is family-first and modern: it draws the international school catchment and the corporate relocation market away from the busier coastal strip. Read the lifestyle and transport notes above to judge the fit for your own plans.
How much does property cost in Pembroke?
The median asking sale price in Pembroke is €432,500 and the median asking rent is €1,600 per month, from live Darscover listings. See the snapshot above for listing counts and prices by type.
How do you get around Pembroke?
Five minutes by car to St Julian's and 25 minutes to the airport; on the main coastal bus corridor.
See homes in this area
Browse live listings in Pembroke, or open the full market report for the numbers behind these medians.