Found 976 listings for search Apartments for Rent in Budva - Page 47
Data updated on 04/24/2026 at 11:54 AM
600 €/monthly
Budva, Adok. One-room apartment + 2 terraces for rent.
500 €/monthly
Apartment for rent 38m2 until the season, Budva. Veli Vinogradi area, Idila house, new modern apartment 38m2. Rental for a year or more is also available
600 €/monthly
Apartment for rent in Budva for a long term. One-room apartment on Maslina Street, in the building where the Cane bakery is located. New building with elevator, apartment on the 2nd floor, with a...
900 €/monthly
An apartment of 66m2 is available for long-term rent. 2 bedrooms and living room. The apartment is located in the Rozino microdistrict, near Technomax, on the 2nd floor.
1,500 €/monthly
An apartment of 100m2 is available for long-term rent. Two bedroom apartment, Tre Cane complex, first line to the sea, sea view. Fully equipped spacious kitchen, living room, loggia with storage...
1,000 €/monthly
Budva, a two-room apartment with parking in an underground garage is available for long-term rent. Rozino district, near the faculty. Apartment 65 m2, parking, plus street parking behind the barrier....
1,000 €/monthly
Apartment for long term rent in Budva. Gospostina area, 2 bedrooms, sea view.
1,000 €/monthly
Apartment for rent in the center of Budva. For long term, two bedroom apartment with stunning views of the sea and the old town. Bedroom with double bed, bedroom with bunk bed, bathroom with shower,...
850 €/monthly
Bright apartment for rent in Rafailovici. Apartment with two bedrooms. 3 minutes to the sea on foot. It is not located on the mountain. Complete equipment: Air conditioning, large radiators in every...
650 €/monthly
One-room apartment for rent. Budva, Rozino. One-room apartment in a new building, 45m2.
650 €/monthly
Budva, central district, one-room apartment "Hermes" for long-term rent. The apartment consists of a kitchen-living room, bathroom, bedroom, spacious terrace. 7 minutes walk to the sea.
800 €/monthly
Two-room apartment "Mileta" for rent. Central area, 5 minutes walk to the market and shopping center. The apartment consists of two bedrooms, a kitchen - living room, a bathroom, and a spacious...
1,100 €/monthly
Budva, house floor for rent - 80 m2 and terraces. Central district of Budva. 2nd floor. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, utility room, bathroom. 7 minutes walk to the sea.
300 €/monthly
One-room apartment for rent before the season, Sveti Stefan. Apartment 30 m2. 2 terraces. 3 minutes to the beach, restaurants, shops within walking distance.
550 €/monthly
One-room apartment for rent before the season, center, residential complex Fontana. One-room apartment 45 m2. 1 line to the sea. Everything is within walking distance.
1,500 €/monthly
Long-term apartment for rent in Tre Cane, a complex with a swimming pool on the 1st line of the sea Apartment 67 m2.
800 €/monthly
Two-room "Milos" - 70 m2 for long-term rent. Each room is air conditioned. The apartment is located 7 minutes walk from the sea. Nearby are grocery stores, cafes, restaurants. 2 bedrooms, kitchen...
750 €/monthly
A two-room apartment of 60 m2 is available for long-term rent near Milmedica. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, terrace. House with elevator. Air conditioner. Garage.
600 €/monthly
One-room apartment 45m2 for long-term rent, Budva. Apartment with kitchen, living room, terrace, bedroom, bathroom with shower. Quiet area, 5 minutes walk to the sea. Developed infrastructure,...
1,250 €/monthly
An apartment for long term rent in Budva, center - 2 bedrooms - 90 m2. Spacious two-room apartment a minute walk from the market, shopping center, post office, 3 minutes walk from the sea. The...
Key Factors Driving Market Growth
Why Buy Property in Budva
Budva offers the perfect blend of Mediterranean lifestyle and investment opportunity. Buyers can choose between central apartments close to beaches and restaurants, or quiet residential homes in nearby settlements — all with high liquidity and proven rental performance.
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Ownership and Legal Information
Foreigners can freely purchase and own property in Montenegro, with transactions notarized and recorded at the Real Estate Administration (land registry). Due diligence involves verifying ownership, title status, and building permits. Annual property tax ranges between 0.25% and 1% of assessed value — notably lower than in most EU markets.
Estimated Costs and Fees
How to Buy a Property in Budva
Ready Property:
Browse verified listings on Estitor.com, arrange a viewing, and if satisfied, sign a preliminary agreement with a small reservation deposit, depending on the property’s value. This deposit secures the property and temporarily removes it from the market while the main contract is prepared. Next, a notarized sales contract is signed, clearly stating payment terms and deadlines. The purchase price is typically transferred after signing, either directly to the seller or via a notary escrow account for additional security. Once the transaction is completed, ownership is registered at the Real Estate Administration (land registry) within approximately 30 days, officially transferring the title to the buyer.
Off-Plan Property (New Development)
Before purchasing, verify the developer’s reputation, building permits, and planned completion dates. Once you’ve selected an apartment, house, or villa, a notarized Sales and Purchase Agreement is signed, defining the payment structure, deadlines, and delivery terms. Buying an off-plan property — one still under construction — usually offers a lower entry price and stage-based payments, but requires thorough due diligence on the developer, permits, and contract terms. In practice, buying off-plan means:
Financing
Local banks offer mortgage options to residents and selected foreign buyers. Typical financing terms include:
Rental prices vary by size, location and season. In Budva you can generally expect average rates around 234438.0 €/m², with prime areas near Adriatic College, Budva City Museum and the Post Office costing more during high season. For best results, compare listings near key amenities (pharmacies like Apoteka BENU, banks such as CKB or NLB, and medical centers) and book early for summer months.
Compare neighborhoods by price per m² and median days on the market; focus on areas where budget and square footage realistically align.
Property deed, usage permit, floor plan, energy certificate; in older buildings, check installations, joinery, and insulation.
New builds often offer garages and elevators, while old constructions offer larger floor areas; adjust the price for maintenance costs and potential renovations.
Proximity to schools/kindergartens, public transport, parks, and workplace - this affects quality of life and future liquidity.
If the median days on the market is low and the number of new listings is increasing, expect faster sales and be prepared to make quicker decisions.
Tax, notary fees, agency commission (if applicable), potential renovations, and parking space.
Find available apartment rentals in Budva — studios to family flats near Budva City Museum, banks, pharmacies and medical centers. Search short- and long-term options now.
Data updated: April 24, 2026 Values are regularly refreshed and may vary depending on location, property condition, and current demand. All information is based on active listings and market analyses.