Land Consisting of 3 Connected Plots in an Excellent Location in the Peaceful Neighborhood of Mrčevac, Overlooking the Bay of Tivat
📍Location: Mrčevac, Tivat
Land for sale consisting of three urban plots with a total area of 1,892 m², distributed across five cadastral parcels, with direct access from the main road through the neighborhood. The property is well connected in terms of infrastructure, with access to water and electricity networks.
Urban-technical conditions (UTU) have been obtained, allowing for the construction of residential buildings. The maximum total buildable area across the entire land is 1,484 m², with a permitted building height of ground floor + 2 floors + attic (P+2+Pk).
The land benefits from an excellent south-facing position, offering unobstructed potential sea views in the future.
There is also the option to purchase a smaller plot of 484 m² for €121,000. According to the UTU, this plot allows for the construction of a building with a total area of up to 484 m² (P+2+Pk).
💶Price: €473,000
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Our services are free for tenants.
The most common payment scheme in Montenegro is payment upon arrival of the first, last month and an insurance refundable deposit of one more month. For example, if you want to rent an apartment for 1000 euros, you will most likely need 3000 euros.
Some owners are reluctant to sign a notarial contract due to personal beliefs, additional taxes and lack of necessary documents. In our work, we always ask if they need a notarial contract and if so, we already negotiate with each owner individually.
A notarized real estate lease agreement for a year is a mandatory document required to apply for a residence permit (Boravak). In addition, this document has significantly more weight than a notarized contract.
There are four options: - You pay them to the owner in cash together with the rent; - You pay utilities to the owner by bank transfer; - You pay for utilities at a bank branch; - Utilities are included in the price.
We highly do not recommend arranging a pet and keeping it in an apartment without the owner's knowledge. If your pet does not make loud noises, does not smell and does not spoil the property, then many owners will agree to move you in. As a rule, you will need to make an additional deposit for a pet when you move in.
As a rule, in this case, you will not be refunded the deposit or the deposit + the last month of rent. The conditions of a premature congress are prescribed in the contract and may differ from the above.
This service is completely free. Our agency services are paid only for the completed transaction and only by the owner.
No, a residence permit is not required to purchase real estate in Montenegro. Any foreigner can purchase real estate in Montenegro without restrictions, there are also no restrictions on the number of real estate objects that a foreigner can own.
Yes, sometimes the buyer has to pay a property transfer tax of 3%, a value added tax of 21% and a notary fee. Depending on the object, the taxation procedure may differ, for example, sometimes the owner is ready to pay all the taxes of the buyer.
There are several stages: a comprehensive inspection of the object, signing a preliminary contract, making a deposit, concluding a purchase and sale agreement and registering the object in the land cadastre. For a better understanding of specific procedures, we recommend consulting with us or with a local lawyer.
There are a lot of payment variations in Montenegro and the payment method depends on the specific object and is set by searching for the most convenient option for the buyer and the owner.
In EstateLands, before each purchase/sale transaction, a comprehensive check of all real estate documents is carried out. We analyse the documents from the cadastral statement, check them and consult with a lawyer.
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