A newly built house in Radovići is located only five minutes away from the new residential part of Lustica Bay, Centrale. The house consists of a 55 m² ground floor and a 105 m² first floor and there is a possibility of building another floor, which is provided by urbanistic and technical conditions. A large yard, full of greenery and Mediterranean plants surrounds the house.
Garden
Car parks
Private restricted area
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Fully finished
Quality sanitary ware
Kitchen
Balcony or terrace
Internet
TV
Furnished
On the ground floor, there is a one-bedroom apartment consisting of a living room with a dining area and kitchen, one bedroom, and a bathroom. The apartment has a large terrace.
The upper floor consists of a spacious living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom, and a spacious terrace.
The house is on sale fully furnished and given the location, has excellent rental potential and, at the same time, can be used as a residential home.
Although it is very close to Lustica bay marina village, restaurants, and supermarkets, future owners will enjoy tranquility and privacy.
Tivat Airport is about 10 km away, Lustica Bay Marina is a 5-minute drive, as well as the nearest beaches, while Tivat and Kotor are 12 km away.
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