Apartment 2-room 1+1 in Tivat (Tivat) 51m² seaside

NEW APARTMENTS A COUPLE MINUTES WALK FROM THE SEA Modern luxury complex of 22 apartments, 22 parking spaces and storage facilities, located in one of the most expensive areas in Montenegro. Built on an area of 2,721 sq. m. All apartments have a garden, balcony or terrace. The complex is located in the most favorable location in the rapidly developing area of Tivat, Donja Lastva. The house is located 5 minutes walk from Porto Montenegro and 100 meters from the beautiful Tivat Bay. Only 4 apartments left: First floor: No.1 One-room, 57m², 215.000€ Second floor: No.8 One-room, 51m², 215.000€ No.9 One-room, 51m², 215.000€ Fourth floor: No.21 Three-room penthouse, 88m² + 96m², 880.000€ Os nurturing apartments: - Ceiling height in the living room is 2.94 m, in other rooms approximately 2.73 m. - Split air conditioning in the living room and bedroom. — Cable TV, Internet and telephone network. — Double-glazed windows — Balcony floor covering Vitra or Canakkale ceramics. — Geyser of water in the bathrooms. — Fully automatic elevator. — Covered parking spaces and storage areas. — Entrance to the garage with automatic control. — Generator for the common areas of the building. — Water tank for lack of water. — Kitchen furniture included. Built-in refrigerator, built-in oven and hob, sink and faucets. — The entrance door of the apartment is steel. — Laminated parquet. Walls and ceilings white marble ceramics, porcelain design. Tempered glass shower cabin. Bathroom cabinets included. Tivat is an ideal place to live compared to other coastal regions of Montenegro due to its proximity to Tivat Airport and Porto Montenegro. Hotels in Montenegro are unable to meet demand due to low capacity. Short-term rental rates are comparatively high, with high occupancy rates. The average return on investment in real estate is 8 years. The Bay of Kotor is the most valuable region in Montenegro for development projects over the past 10 years. Projects in the region provide very high returns due to steadily rising prices per square meter.