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Furnished One-Bedroom Apartment for Sale – MonteHome Ivanovići, Bečići (55 m²)

Budva, Bečići

LV-00082Published: 22. 10. 2026.

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  • Rooms

    1 room
  • Bathrooms

    1 bathroom
  • Area

    55 m²
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For Sale

€ 165.000

€ 3.000 / m²

Description

For sale is a one-bedroom apartment with an area of 55 m², located on the ground floor of the MonteHome Ivanovići residential building in Bečići. The apartment offers views of greenery and represents an interesting option for living, vacation, or tourist rental.

The property features one bedroom and is sold with furniture, which facilitates move-in or preparation for rental purposes for the future owner. An additional convenience is the swimming pool within the residential complex, accessible to residents.

The building has construction and use permits, and according to provided documentation, all paperwork is in order, with no registered liens or restrictions. The property is registered in property list 758 KO Bečići.

Maintenance costs amount to 0.45 €/m² monthly, or 24.75 € for the apartment with an area of 55 m². The buyer is obligated to pay the real estate transfer tax.

Thanks to its location in Bečići, furnished condition, and additional amenities of the building, the apartment represents a good choice for personal use or investment on the Montenegrin coast.

Location details

City:
Budva
Neighborhood:
Bečići
Address:
Address available on request

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Property details

Property ID:
LV-00082
Property type:
Apartment
Price:
€ 165.000
Status:
Active
Area:
55 m²
Bedrooms:
1
Bathrooms:
1
Floor:
0

Property features

Furnished

Building / Access

  • New build

Outdoor Space

  • Mountain view

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Frequently asked questions

What does it mean that a property is registered?

A registered property means that ownership is recorded in the cadastre and that a property sheet exists. Before buying, it is important to check the owner, area, purpose and any encumbrances or restrictions on the property.

Who pays the property transfer tax?

The property transfer tax is most often paid by the buyer. In Montenegro, the tax is calculated based on the value of the property and current legal regulations.

What are encumbrances and restrictions on a property?

Encumbrances and restrictions are entries that may affect the sale or use of the property, such as a mortgage, dispute note, disposal ban or easement. Therefore, before buying it is important to check the property sheet and legal status of the property.

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