Djurasevici sits on the high spine of the Lustica Peninsula, a village of ancient stone walls and wild sage where the land falls away towards the open Adriatic on one side and the sheltered waters of Tivat Bay on the other. Within this setting, two independent villas totalling 558 square metres occupy more than half a hectare of terraced woodland, citrus groves, and stone-edged gardens, creating a residential compound that is as much landscape as it is architecture.
The principal residence commands the upper elevation, its full-height glazing dissolving the threshold between curated interior and the canopy of maritime pine beyond. Six private bedroom suites are distributed across both villas, offering the flexibility to host extended family or separate generations entirely. A 24-metre swimming pool anchors the outdoor axis, complemented by a sauna, double garage, and expansive pergola-shaded terraces designed for long, convivial Mediterranean evenings.
The material palette draws deliberately from the surrounding landscape: local stone, aged timber, and hand-finished surfaces set against contemporary clean lines and premium specifications. The secondary villa operates as a fully independent dwelling, complete with its own entrance, kitchen, and living areas, an arrangement that opens the estate to rental income, staff accommodation, or simply the luxury of offering guests genuine autonomy within a private domain.
Lustica Peninsula remains one of Montenegro’s most undervalued coastal addresses, its proximity to Tivat International Airport and the superyacht infrastructure of Porto Montenegro balanced by a character that larger-scale development has not yet reached. For the buyer seeking scale, privacy, and the kind of authentic Montenegrin terrain that cannot be manufactured, this estate presents a rare and compelling proposition.
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Yes, each villa operates as a fully self-contained residence with its own entrance, kitchen, and living spaces, suitable for multi-generational living or rental income.
The estate occupies more than half a hectare of terraced woodland, citrus groves, and stone-edged gardens on the Lustica Peninsula.
Tivat International Airport is a short drive from the Lustica Peninsula, offering direct seasonal connections across Europe.