Malaria is one of infectious disease which currently remains the world's health problems. In Indonesia, malaria is categorized as infectious disease has, infected in all islands, either in upland or lowland, and in urban or rural areas. There found 80 species of Anopheles mosquito in this country and the predominant vector or malaria in the province of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam is Anopheles sundaicus. This research identifies to the correlation between the housing environment, house condition, and the residents relevant knowledge with the rate of malaria incident in Sabang. The study is an analytical survey investigation employing a case control design. The investigation is conducted in Sabang. Subjects are determined using total sampling of 61 infected population (cases) and 61 malaria-free population (control group). The analysis was conducted to test the research hypothesis, consisting of descriptive analysis and multiple regression analysis. The results show that going out at night, humidity of the house, bushes/garden, and installation of gauze are all significantly correlated (p<0.01) to the rate of malaria incident in Sabang.