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  1. Overseas property
  2. Montenegro
  3. Bay of Kotor
  4. Kotor
  5. Dobrota
  6. Apartments
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Apartment – Dobrota, Kotor, Montenegro

110,000 €
2,115 € /m²
  • Total area
    52 m²
  • Bedrooms
    1
  • Bathrooms
    1
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Features
  • 3 floor
  • Balcony or terrace
  • Sea view

Property for sale in Montenegro — Newly built apartment with a stunning sea view, situated in Dobrota, near Kotor Old Town and Perast. 52 m² — one bedroom 110.000,00 eur Apartment feature one bedroom with small terrace, spacious open plan living room with fitted kitchen, terrace and fully fitted bathroom. Only high quality materials have been used while construction. Apartment is bright, spacious and with a contemporary design. All terraces benefit from overlooking the Bay of Kotor and stunning sea view. To find out more information about this property or schedule a viewing, please contact us.

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