Sale, house, 140m², Đuraševići, Tivat

Two renovated stone houses on the Luštica peninsula, Tivat
In the center of the peninsula, in the coastal village of Đuraševići, near Luštica bay, a historical estate is for sale. It consists of two separate stone houses, a spacious courtyard, and two auxiliary buildings.

The houses are approximately 200 years old. Both buildings have been completely restored, and the original stone walls, wooden beams, and other characteristic elements of the original architecture have been preserved.

The complex consists of two independent residential units, each with its own entrance and a separate recreational area in the courtyard.

Key features
Two separate, two-story stone houses
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Main living area: approximately 140 m²
Attic: approximately 140 m²
Courtyard: 155 m²
Two auxiliary buildings: 44 m² and 29 m²
Fully renovated houses in 2016 and 2019
Street parking directly in front of the property

Layout and interior
Large stone house

This larger house has a distinctive traditional interior, preserving natural materials and characteristic architectural details.

The floor features a living room with a wood-burning stove, a kitchen with wooden countertops, a dining area for six people, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a hallway.

Pine floors, exposed ceiling beams, and stone elements create a warm atmosphere of an old Mediterranean home.

The attic is a spacious open space with wooden rafters, wide floorboards, and an original stone gable wall.

The renovation of the house was completed in 2016.


Smaller stone house

The second house, renovated in 2019, has a more subdued color scheme with natural tones and decorative wooden paneling.

The living area includes a living room with a dining area, a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a hallway.

The interior combines exposed ceiling beams, wooden wall panels, and modern elements.

The bathroom is tiled with large-format stone-effect tiles and features a spacious shower cabin with a rain effect and a glass partition.

A staircase leads to an open attic, illuminated by a Velux window.