Furnished Villa with Pool and Gym in Petrovac, Montenegro

A villa in country style with a terrace, scenic sea views, a private pool, a garage and a gym. Basement: garage for 5 cars, gym. Ground floor: living room, kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, guest toilet, 2 terraces, private pool. Second floor: 2 apartments with 2 bedrooms each. 3 km from the sea and Petrovac city center.

Land area: 323 m²

A house for sale in Petrovac, between the municipalities of Budva and Bar. The house covers 480 m², and the plot size is 780 m². The ground floor has 2 bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. The 1st and 2nd floors each have 2 rooms and 2 apartments. The 3rd floor has 2 bedrooms, a kitchen and a large roof terrace. There are 11 bathrooms in total. All rooms and apartments have sea views. The building is only 550 m from the sea. The distance to Budva and Bar is 18 km.

All documents are in order. The house requires cosmetic renovation. There is a possibility to build a third floor. No direct vehicle access to the house, but parking is only 50 m away. The house offers panoramic views of the sea, bay, town and mountains. Ground floor 60 m² – 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom 2nd floor 147 m² – 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, entrance hall, corridor Balconies – one covering half the house perimeter, the second is a large terrace. There is a room beneath the terrace 10 m², summer kitchen, 3 storage rooms. Furnishings: fully furnished, but the furniture is old. Appliances – air conditioning, kitchen appliances, washing machine. Utilities: mains water, sewage, electricity. 80 m to the sea. Budva is 12 km away, Tivat Airport is 35 km away, Podgorica Airport is 45 km away. Petrovac is a resort on the Budva Riviera with a history spanning centuries. It is known that in the 3rd century there was a Roman settlement called Lastva on this site. In the Middle Ages, the town, now inhabited by Slavs, was called Kastel Lastva, named after the fortress. Only in the 20th century did the settlement receive the name it is known by today. The town was named in honor of Peter I Karageorgievich.