Apartments for sale in Montenegro

Where to buy an apartment in Montenegro

The Montenegrin coast is short, but each stretch of it feels different. The town you choose shapes daily life more than the building does, so it makes sense to start with the place.

Budva and the riviera

Budva is the liveliest resort on the coast. It has a walled Old Town, several beaches and a large number of modern residential buildings, and it is where most of our apartments are. Start with apartments for sale in Budva, then look further along the riviera. Apartments in Bečići sit on a long sandy beach that runs on to Rafailovići. Sveti Stefan is smaller and quieter, and Petrovac is a compact seaside town with a slower summer.

Kotor and the bay

The Bay of Kotor is closed in by steep mountains. Its towns sit on a narrow strip between the water and the slopes. Kotor's Old Town is on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and the flats around it range from apartments in old stone houses to newer buildings on the shore. Browse Kotor apartments for sale or the separate list for apartments in Dobrota, a long residential settlement along the bay north of the Old Town.

Tivat and Luštica Bay

Tivat is home to the Porto Montenegro marina and an international airport. On the Luštica peninsula, across the bay entrance, Luštica Bay is a newly built resort with its own marina. Both are covered in Tivat and Luštica Bay apartments for sale.

Herceg Novi

Herceg Novi stands at the entrance to the bay. It is a town of stairways, gardens and a long seafront promenade, with residents who live there all year. See Herceg Novi apartments for sale.

Bar

Bar, in the south, is a port city with a marina, a long promenade and the ruins of Stari Bar on the hill above. It works well for buyers who want a real city that stays open in winter. Here is the list of apartments for sale in Bar.

What kind of apartments you will find

The mix is wide. There are studios and one-bedroom flats that work as a holiday base, two- and three-bedroom apartments for families, and penthouses with large terraces. Many are in new residential complexes. Others are in older buildings close to a town centre, often with more space for the money and less parking.

Many titles mention the sea. Sea view, distance to the beach, a pool or a garage are features of a single property, not of a whole town, so check them in each listing.

Inland, Kolašin offers a different kind of base: a mountain town for skiing in winter and walking in summer.

How to buy an apartment in Montenegro with us

• Shortlist apartments from this page and save the ones you like to your favourites.
• Send an inquiry from the listing with your questions about the flat, the building and the costs of buying.
• Book a viewing and see the apartment, the building and the street in person.
• Before you sign anything, have an independent lawyer check the ownership papers and permits.

Tell us how you plan to use the apartment: summer stays, year-round living or letting. That narrows the search faster than any filter.