Sale, house, 142m², Budva, Crna Gora

In Zagora, one of the small settlements on Montenegro's Grbalj Peninsula, stands a completely restored stone house built in 1919. This is not a stylized modern villa, but a historic building that preserves the character of traditional Montenegrin coastal stone architecture.

The house is located approximately 2 kilometers from the sea, in the tranquil rural setting of Grbalj. This location combines proximity to the coast with increased privacy and a lack of the dense urban development typical of the more touristy areas of the Budva Riviera.

The house measures 142 m² and has a plot of 500 m². The villa occupies two floors and is suitable for occupancy or use as a private vacation home.

During the restoration, the building's historical features were preserved, while the necessary structural and engineering renovations were carried out. The floors have been completely replaced, new windows and doors have been installed, bathrooms have been fitted, and electricity has been installed. A water tank is used for water supply, and a septic tank is used for sewerage. The house has an access road.

The 500 m² plot provides space for a private garden, recreation area, and parking. Due to the size of the plot and the character of the building, the property is suitable not only for personal residence but also for a small rental villa with a distinct local identity.

For buyers seeking traditional Montenegrin real estate rather than a standard apartment in a new residential complex, historic stone houses represent a distinct market category. Such properties are attractive due to their combination of architectural authenticity, limited availability, and the ability to use the property for both personal vacation rentals and tourist rentals.

This villa is particularly interesting because the main restoration work has already been completed.