House for Sale, 1400m2, Donja Lastva, Tivat

The total area of the villa: 1,400 m2

Living area: 791 m2

Land area: 4,200 m2

Garage area: 42 m2

Basement with the gallery: 316 m2

Indoor swimming pool

Outdoor swimming pool: 99m2

Elevator

Bedrooms: 5 + 2

Bathrooms: 7

Floor: 5

Direct distance to the sea: 500m

Distance to the center of Tivat and the Porto Montenegro complex: 1.5 km

Tivat, Donja Lastva, a new villa measuring a gross area of about 1,400m2 and residential area of 791m2, on a land plot of about 4,200m2.

The villa is built in 4 basic levels, interconnected by an elevator:

Basement – the total area of the basement space, including the basement gallery, is about 315m2. This space is intended for a gym, sauna, hammam, cold pool, massage parlor, technical room, dressing room, two toilets, bathroom, recreation room, and cinema projection room. The basement is directly connected to the other floors by an elevator.

The ground floor – measures a total area of about 400m2 and consists of a garage, a room for surveillance devices and security system, the main technical room, an entrance hall, a large living room with a separate entertainment room, a kitchen with dining room, storage and laundry room, a guest toilet and one auxiliary bedroom with its bathroom. On this level, there is also a closed internal courtyard, a staircase, and an elevator.

The first floor – covers a residential area of 255m2, with a central fireplace and 4 en suite bedrooms with a spectacular view of the entire Tivat, Porto Montenegro complex, and the sea. The master bedroom also contains a Jacuzzi pool.

The second floor – one en suite apartment. This floor measures a total area of 137m2 and the living area of 62m2. The floor consists of a hallway, one large bedroom with a wardrobe, a large bathroom, and a large terrace.

The covered rooftop terrace – is a special part of the villa offering a wide-open view of the ambiance of Donja Lastva, its surrounding, the sea, and the entire city of Tivat

The basic architectural concept of the villa is the complete environmental integration of the building with the surrounding natural context. At the same time, the elements of design are dedicated to domestic traditional and authentic architectural styles over the period of the last seven centuries. Landscape design follows an identical concept, a sophisticated symbiosis of old and new, integration of tradition and modernism in the form of architectural style and materials.

A variety of decorative and aromatic plants and fruit trees are planted on the land, and the land is covered with olive trees, with one ancient olive tree betwee