This traditional stone villa offers 349 m² of living space on a private 2,463 m² Mediterranean estate, with terraced gardens and panoramic views of the Adriatic and the surrounding mountains. The 300-year-old structure has been carefully restored and modernised while preserving the original stone character that gives the property its distinctive identity.
The interior is arranged as four fully independent furnished units, each with its own functional living areas, compact kitchen zones and bathrooms. Natural stone walls, tiled floors and warm Mediterranean details create an authentic atmosphere, while the current furniture and equipment allow immediate use without a major furnishing phase.
Outdoor living is a major part of the property: large stone terraces, landscaped garden levels and quiet seating areas frame the open views. A rustic 110 m² stone cellar adds important extra potential, whether used as a private konoba, wine room, wellness corner or intimate gathering space. On-site parking is available within the estate.
The layout makes the villa equally suitable as a private family retreat, a multi-unit holiday rental asset or a boutique hospitality concept with character. The separate apartments provide flexibility that is rarely available in a single restored stone property.
For buyers seeking privacy, authentic architecture, sea and mountain views and a large landscaped plot on the Montenegrin coast, this villa is a rare and highly distinctive opportunity.
This property's price is 52.9% higher than the average price of a in Sveti Stefan
Average price: 2811.03 €/m²
This property is 13.13% larger then the average size of a in Sveti Stefan
Average size: 309 m²
3,695 €
Average annual price
+1%
Price trend (annually)
45
Days on the market
Regulatory information
Agency (intermediary)
Trinity Real Estate
Registration number
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Location
Budva , Sveti Stefan
Area
349m²
Structure
4 rooms
Property Type
House
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