Pljevlja real estate: land and homes for sale
Pljevlja real estate on this page: plots and homes in a town in the far north of Montenegro, close to the borders with Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Pljevlja lies on a high plateau along the Ćehotina river, surrounded by hills, pastures and forest.
Locations on the map are approximate, within about 500 m. Ask us for the exact address.
Real estate in Pljevlja
Pljevlja is an old town in the far north of Montenegro and part of the North region. The municipality borders both Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and spreads across a high plateau, with the town itself in the valley of the Ćehotina. It is a place of long winters, green summers and a steady local way of life.
Our offer in Pljevlja is small and made up of building land. The page will grow as owners in Pljevlja bring us new homes and plots.
The town and its landmarks
Pljevlja has one of the best known Ottoman monuments in the country, the Husein Pasha Mosque from the 16th century, whose tall, slender minaret rises over the centre. In the hills just outside town stands the Holy Trinity Monastery, also founded in the 16th century and known for its old manuscripts and church treasury. Both traditions have stood side by side here for centuries.
The centre is compact, with a market, shops and cafés. Pljevlja is also known across the region for its cheese, made from the milk of the surrounding pastures.
Landscape and climate
The plateau around Pljevlja is a landscape of meadows, pastures, pine and beech forest and scattered villages. Ljubišnja rises to the west. To the south-west lies the Tara canyon, and the road from Pljevlja to Žabljak crosses it on the Đurđevića Tara bridge. Winters are long and cold, with plenty of snow, and summers are fresh. That suits people who prefer a continental climate to the heat of the coast.
Land for sale in Pljevlja
Plots on the edge of town and in the villages suit buyers who want to build a family house, a weekend house or a small farm. Before you buy, check what the plot may be used for, how the access road looks in winter and whether water and power are connected. More options from across the country are under land for sale in Montenegro.
Houses and apartments
Homes in Pljevlja are mostly family houses in town and in the villages, plus apartments in residential buildings in the centre. When a house or flat in Pljevlja comes onto our books, it will appear on this page. Until then, compare with other parts of the country through houses for sale in Montenegro and apartments for sale.
Everyday life
Pljevlja is a working town rather than a resort. Coal mining and the power station have long shaped its economy, and daily life follows the rhythm of the local community, not of a tourist season. Shops, health care and schools are in town, and roads link Pljevlja with Žabljak, Bijelo Polje and Serbia.
- People with family roots in the area who want a home there again.
- Buyers looking for a plot for a house with a garden in a quiet setting.
- Anyone who prefers mountain air and real winters to the busy coast.
Book a viewing to see the plot and its surroundings in person. In the north, the state of the access road and the slope of the land are easier to judge on site than from photos.