Land for sale in Cetinje plot of land in the suburbs 7299m²

No. 5371. Land plot for sale in the Republic of Montenegro in Cetinje. The plot is located in an elite, ecologically clean area of Cetinje - Donji Krai-Lazine, approximately 1.5 km from the Royal Court, between Lazine and Shpadierski ver. The plot offers a stunning panoramic view of the historical center of Cetinje, as well as the magnificent mountains and Lovcen National Park (one of the most visited places by tourists all year round). Total area of the land plot: 7,299 sq.m (the plot consists of two adjacent land plots of 6,657 sq.m and 642 sq.m, their combination is possible). Relief of the site: flat Soil: highly fertile. In 2015, fruit trees (apple trees, pears, cherries, sweet cherries, plums, quince, peach, etc.) and other fruit plantings along the perimeter were planted on the land plot. Status: property of an individual citizen of Montenegro 100% Intended purpose: placement of an eco-hotel, ethno-village, luxury villas up to 3 floors. The average size of a personal plot in Montenegro is approximately 5-10 acres. Accordingly, an ecological complex of 15-18 households, or 5-7 luxury villas can be placed on the land plot. The seller can develop a master plan for the village and support the development project. Infrastructure: the site is equipped with the necessary engineering infrastructure: water, electricity. There are no buildings or foundations on the site. The owner will provide additional documents upon the specific request of the buyer. For reference: Cetinje (Cetinje) - the administrative and historical center of Montenegro is located in the southeast of the country, in the historical region of Old Montenegro. According to the constitution of Montenegro, Cetinje is one of the “capitals” of the country along with Podgorica (i.e. it retains the status of a historical capital, for example, like St. Petersburg in Russia): the official residence of the president of the republic and the Ministry of Culture of Montenegro are located in Cetinje. From 1878 to 1946, Cetinje was the official capital of the state of Montenegro. From 2017, Cetinje will be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.