This designer villa stands above Donja Lastva in Tivat, on roughly 4,200 square metres of ground with an open view across the Bay of Tivat to the coast and the mountains. It is built in local stone in the regional manner, so it sits into the hillside rather than on top of it. Seven bedrooms, five levels, and at the centre of the garden an olive tree thought to be eight hundred to a thousand years old. Price on application.
The villa runs to about 1,400 square metres gross, with 791 of living space across five levels joined by a private lift. The ground floor centres on a large reception with a separate entertainment area, an open kitchen and dining, and service rooms. The master, on the first floor, has a Jacuzzi and a full view across the bay. Above that, a covered rooftop terrace takes in the whole panorama, set apart from the main living rooms for quiet evenings and open-air dinners.
The lower level, about 315 square metres, is given over to wellness: a gym, sauna, hammam, cold plunge, massage room and a cinema. There are two pools, one indoor and a 99 square metre pool outside, with terraces, an outdoor kitchen and several places to sit. A separate second-floor apartment of around 137 square metres, with its own terrace, gives guests or staff genuine independence.
The planting follows the same logic as the house. Aromatic and decorative species, mature fruit trees and established olive groves shape the terraces, with the ancient olive at the centre. A 42 square metre garage, further parking and a full security system handle the practical side.
Donja Lastva is one of the most sought addresses in Tivat, quieter than the marina centre but tied straight into the Bay of Tivat. The sea is about 500 metres away, Tivat town around 1.5 kilometres, and Porto Montenegro's marina roughly ten minutes by car. Tivat airport is close, which makes the villa workable for a season or a long stay.
Tivat has become one of the leading addresses on the Adriatic, anchored by Porto Montenegro, and large private plots with mature grounds this close to the marina are hard to find. Coastal prices have risen roughly 15 percent since 2023, foreign buyers make up around two thirds of purchases, and Montenegro is targeting EU accession around 2028. The country uses the euro, charges no capital gains tax on property held beyond two years, and lets non-residents own outright.
Barok Montenegro Private Office represents the villa privately. Montenegro is largely a cash market for foreign buyers, and a property of this size rewards careful title and survey work. We manage the viewing, the negotiation, the legal coordination and the cross-border mechanics, through to completion. Ownership qualifies for residency by investment, which begins at €200,000.
Price is available on application. To arrange a private viewing, request the full floor plans and areas, or discuss the purchase in confidence, contact Barok Montenegro Private Office.
Above Donja Lastva in Tivat, about 500 metres from the sea and ten minutes from Porto Montenegro.
About 1,400 square metres gross over five levels, with 791 square metres of living space, on a 4,200 square metre plot, with seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
A 315 square metre wellness level with a gym, sauna, hammam, cold plunge, massage room and cinema, plus indoor and outdoor pools.