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Dobrota Apartment 220,000 €
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Two-level apartment not far from the sea, Dobrota, Kotor, Montenegro

220,000 €

1,692 € /m²

Total area
130 m²
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2

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Features

4-floor building
4 floor
Sea at 400 m
Balcony or terrace
Car parks
Sea view

Spacious flat is set on a top floor of a four-storey residential building in 400 m from the seashore.

The price includes one parking space.

Interior

Two-level apartment of 130 m² consists of a living-room, a kitchen, two bathrooms, four bedrooms, and two large terraces with a seaview.

Location and nearby infrastructure

The property is located in a resort town Dobrota on the east coast of the Kotor Bay. The building is set in 400 m from the sea.

Dobrota is an ancient village with beautiful beaches and rich history. There are many historic monuments and developed tourist infrastructure.

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Two-level apartment not far from the sea, Dobrota, Kotor, Montenegro

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