Kotor Property for Sale

2 listings available · €1,800–3,500/m²

Kotor Bay is Montenegro's most photographed location and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Looking for Kotor property for sale? Inventory ranges from compact studios inside the medieval Old Town to waterfront villas in Dobrota, Prčanj and Perast — most with direct views over the bay. Kotor is the country's strongest premium-lifestyle market: foreign retirees, long-stay residents and digital nomads dominate buyer demand, and resale liquidity is high.

Waterfront Apartment in Dobrota, Kotor Bay
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Waterfront Apartment in Dobrota, Kotor Bay

€148,000

Est. €781/mo

📍 KOTOR🛏 1📐 58

1-bedroom apartment with direct bay views in Dobrota, 2km from Kotor Old Town. Renovated 2021, fully furnished. Shared pool access. Popular with digital nomads.

🕐 6d ago

Historic Stone House in Kotor Old Town
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Historic Stone House in Kotor Old Town

€320,000

Est. €1,689/mo

📍 KOTOR🛏 2📐 95

Fully restored 16th-century stone townhouse within UNESCO-protected Kotor Old Town. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Original stone walls and vaulted ceilings. Roof terrace with Old Town views.

🕐 6d ago

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreigners buy property in Kotor, Montenegro?

Yes — foreign nationals can buy freehold property in Kotor on the same legal basis as Montenegrin citizens. Transactions complete before a notary and are registered with the Real Estate Administration.

How much does property cost in Kotor?

Kotor property currently trades roughly in the €1,800–3,500/m² band, with newer builds and seafront locations commanding a premium. Use the listings above to compare current prices per square metre.

Can Americans buy property in Kotor, Montenegro?

Yes — US citizens can buy freehold property in Kotor with no special permits or restrictions. The same notary-and-cadastre process applies, and the purchase qualifies the buyer for a Montenegrin temporary residency permit.

Is Kotor a good place to invest in property?

Kotor is one of Montenegro's most established markets and combines rental income during the tourist season with long-term capital appreciation, particularly with EU accession on the horizon.

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