Rent, two bedroom apartment, 112m², Porto Montenegro, Tivat
Porto Montenegro, Tivat Crna Gora
Property description
Long-term lease of a premium apartment in Boka Place, Tivat – 150 m² A luxurious two-bedroom apartment is available for long-term lease in Boka Place (Alba building), the newest premium development within Porto Montenegro. The apartment is located on the 6th floor and has 112 m² of interior area and 38 m² of terrace. It is fully equipped with high-quality designer furniture and top-tier home appliances. Layout and Space Residential area: 112 m² Terrace: 38 m² Floor 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Spacious living room with dining area Modern fully equipped kitchen Large panoramic terrace Features Premium apartment Swimming pool for residents Underground garage Elevator Designer furniture High-quality home appliances Spacious terrace Modern residential building Move-in ready Interior and Equipment The apartment is modernly decorated using high-quality materials and fully equipped for comfortable living. Large glass surfaces provide plenty of natural light, while the spacious terrace is an ideal place for relaxation. About the Boka Place complex Boka Place is a new urban quarter within Porto Montenegro, conceived as a modern lifestyle destination that combines luxurious residences, restaurants, cafes, shops, a fitness center, wellness facilities, and a cinema. A complete infrastructure is available to residents for a high-quality and carefree lifestyle. Location The complex is located in one of the best locations in Tivat. Location advantages: 2 minutes walk to Porto Montenegro Restaurants, cafes, and shops within the complex Fitness club and sports facilities Cinema Private clinic in close proximity International British and state school City park Promenade and marina a few minutes walk away Lease conditions Long-term lease Upon moving in, the following are payable:First rent Last rent Refundable deposit
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