Tivat, Montenegro
€650,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Apartment
- BEDROOMS
2
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
1,098 sq ft
102 sq m
Key features
- 102m² two-bedroom apartment in Boka Place, Tivat
- Two terraces; primary terrace opens directly off the living space via full-height sliding doors
- Hotel-grade bathroom: freestanding bath, overhead rain shower, open-frame vanity, terrazzo floors
- Complex: internal piazza, retail and dining, fitness and spa facilities
- Mountain and Bay views from living area and main terrace
- Complex: internal piazza, retail and dining, fitness and spa facilities
- Sold unfurnished
- Porto marina 5 minutes on foot; Tivat Airport 10 minutes by car
Description
In Brief
A two-bedroom apartment in Boka Place, the residential and mixed-use quarter of Porto Montenegro, Tivat, sitting on the eighth floor of Block 5 with open views across the mountains and the rooftops of the town towards the outer bay. At 102m² internal area plus 21m² of terrace across two balconies, the apartment is among the larger configurations in the building - an L-shaped kitchen opening into a generous living and dining space, two full bedrooms each with their own aspect, and a bathroom that earns its own mention. Boka Place sits within the Porto Montenegro development and shares its infrastructure, marina, retail, and waterfront promenade - all on foot from the front door. Tivat Airport is ten minutes by car.
In Full
Porto Montenegro has been the defining project in Montenegrin real estate for the better part of two decades, and Boka Place is its residential and urban quarter - the part of the development built for people who want to live here, not just berth a yacht. The complex occupies a prominent position within the broader Porto Montenegro footprint, between the Adriatic Highway and the waterfront, and has redrawn the top end of Tivat's residential market since it opened.
Architecturally it is serious work - a sequence of buildings in white render, warm terracotta, and local stone arranged around a stone-paved internal piazza, with retail arcades at ground level, a large-format sculpture at the centre, and a coherence of material and scale that is genuinely unusual in Montenegro. Block 5, the building in which this apartment sits, is the contemporary white-render tower on the western side of the development, served by a wood-panelled lift and finished corridors with timber-faced apartment doors.
The apartment is on the eighth level - high enough to clear the surrounding roofline and deliver uninterrupted mountain views from the living area and the primary terrace, with partial bay views to the north. The hallway is clean-lined and functional, with full-height oak-finish wardrobe storage running one wall and a wood-effect plank floor that continues through to the main living space.
The kitchen and living area is open-plan and generously proportioned. The kitchen runs along the right-hand wall in an L-configuration: matt cream cabinetry to ceiling height, a terrazzo-effect stone splashback in grey and warm brown tones that reads as the room's single decorative statement, integrated induction hob, oven, dishwasher, full-height fridge-freezer, and under-cabinet lighting activated along both runs. The worktop material and sink are well-chosen - a light stone composite, flush and properly detailed. Full-height sliding doors on two sides of the living space open directly onto the main terrace, flooding the interior with light and framing the mountain wall above the town. The terrace itself is a long, stone-paved run behind metal brise-soleil railings - useful, sheltered, and with a clean outlook.
Both bedrooms are set to the quieter interior side of the apartment. They are properly sized for a two-bedroom configuration - not the compressed secondary rooms that often characterise this category - with the same plank flooring, clean white walls, and proportions that read as genuinely liveable rather than specifier-minimum. The bathroom that earns its own mention: large-format grey cement-effect wall tiles, a white freestanding bath with an overhead rain shower and glass screen, an open-frame timber vanity unit, round and rectangular mirrors in combination, and terrazzo floor tiles in pale grey. A wall-mounted WC completes the picture. The detailing - including lit magnifying mirrors and wall-mounted shower controls - is the kind of specification that costs money and reads as such.
The building infrastructure matches the apartment finish. The lift interior is lined in light timber veneer with stone-tile flooring and stainless fittings. The corridor approach to the apartment is properly built out, with recessed ceiling diffusers, downlighting, and timber-faced entrance doors on individual apartment lobby spaces. These are not trivial details - they are what distinguishes a building that will hold its value from one that will not.
Being part of Porto Montenegro is the headline amenity. The marina, yacht berths, waterfront restaurants, and retail of Porto Montenegro proper are a five-minute walk through the development. The internal piazza at Boka Place hosts its own retail and food-and-beverage units under stone arches, with fitness, spa, and wellness facilities within the building. Tivat International Airport is ten minutes by car, making this one of the more airport-proximate addresses in the region for a buyer who travels regularly or manages a short-term rental programme remotely.
The apartment is sold unfurnished, providing a blank canvas for a buyer who wants to specify their own interior - the bones and finish are already there. It works as a full-time residence, a high-season base, or a rental investment in one of the most recognisable addresses on the Adriatic.
What Sets It Apart
Two-bedroom apartments at this specification level are scarce in Tivat. The combination of an eighth-floor position, a genuinely above-average bathroom finish, a well-specified kitchen, and the Boka Place address - the only large mixed-use complex in the town - gives this apartment a market position that is difficult to replicate at the price. The building infrastructure, from lift to corridor to entrance lobby, is built to a standard that signals long-term asset quality rather than short-term finish. For a buyer weighing Tivat against the competing addresses on the bay, this is the argument for the town.
Buyer Lens
Well suited to a buyer looking for a high-specification permanent or seasonal residence close to Porto Montenegro, an airport-proximate short-term rental investment, or a quality asset in a complex with genuine long-term development momentum. Less suited to someone seeking a quiet village setting or a property already furnished and immediately income-generating - this apartment needs a buyer ready to fit it out.
Local Amenities
Tivat is a functioning town - not a resort village - with year-round infrastructure, a commercial port, an international airport, and an increasing concentration of premium amenity anchored by Porto Montenegro. The Boka Place complex adds its own layer: a piazza-facing retail and restaurant arcade, fitness and spa facilities, and a civic-scale public space that draws foot traffic from across the town.
On foot from the complex:
- Porto Montenegro marina, restaurants, and retail - approximately 5 minutes
- Tivat town centre, post office, banks, and pharmacy - 5 to 8 minutes
- Supermarkets (Voli, IDEA) - 5 to 10 minutes
- Cafes, restaurants, and waterfront promenade - directly adjacent
Medical:
- Tivat Health Centre - approximately 1km / 5 minutes by car
- Hospital and full medical facilities, Kotor - 20km / 20 to 25 minutes
By car:
- Tivat Airport (TIV) - 10 minutes
- Kotor Old Town - 20km / 20 to 25 minutes via the coastal road, or approximately 15 minutes via the Vrmac tunnel
- Budva - 35km / 30 to 35 minutes
- Perast - 25km / 25 to 30 minutes
- Herceg Novi - 35km / 30 to 35 minutes (or 15 minutes via Kamenari-Lepetane ferry)
- Podgorica Airport (TGD) - 90km / approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
- Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) - approximately 80km / 1 hour 30 minutes (border crossing dependent)
Public transport:
Bus connections along the E65 coastal road from Tivat town centre to Kotor and Herceg Novi. Ferry service from Kamenari to Lepetane runs year-round, substantially reducing drive times to Herceg Novi and the outer bay.
Agent's Honest Take
Boka Place is the most consequential residential address in Tivat, and this apartment makes a strong case at its price point. The eighth-floor position, the bathroom and kitchen specification, and the building infrastructure all point in the same direction. The airport proximity is a genuine operational advantage for a rental buyer or a frequent traveller. The unfurnished condition is the one variable that requires a decision - but for a buyer who wants to control the interior outcome, it is an advantage rather than a liability. At ?650,000, this is priced in line with what the specification and location justify.
ntRealty is a Real Estate Agency based in Tivat, Montenegro headed by British businessman, Peter Flynn, who has lived in the area since 2005 and focused his efforts in various aspects of real estate, including development, architecture, interior design and investing in real estate in the area. The Tivat office is run by a team of professionals who really understand the local market. The team is there to help guide you through the buying (or selling) process and we pride ourselves in giving a high level of service in a polite, friendly and efficient way.
ntRealty specializes in properties for sale all around the Bay of Kotor, Tivat Bay and Lustica and our clients range from Porto Montenegro and Lustica Bay to hundreds of private individuals who put their trust in our operation.
A two-bedroom apartment in Boka Place, the residential and mixed-use quarter of Porto Montenegro, Tivat, sitting on the eighth floor of Block 5 with open views across the mountains and the rooftops of the town towards the outer bay. At 102m² internal area plus 21m² of terrace across two balconies, the apartment is among the larger configurations in the building - an L-shaped kitchen opening into a generous living and dining space, two full bedrooms each with their own aspect, and a bathroom that earns its own mention. Boka Place sits within the Porto Montenegro development and shares its infrastructure, marina, retail, and waterfront promenade - all on foot from the front door. Tivat Airport is ten minutes by car.
In Full
Porto Montenegro has been the defining project in Montenegrin real estate for the better part of two decades, and Boka Place is its residential and urban quarter - the part of the development built for people who want to live here, not just berth a yacht. The complex occupies a prominent position within the broader Porto Montenegro footprint, between the Adriatic Highway and the waterfront, and has redrawn the top end of Tivat's residential market since it opened.
Architecturally it is serious work - a sequence of buildings in white render, warm terracotta, and local stone arranged around a stone-paved internal piazza, with retail arcades at ground level, a large-format sculpture at the centre, and a coherence of material and scale that is genuinely unusual in Montenegro. Block 5, the building in which this apartment sits, is the contemporary white-render tower on the western side of the development, served by a wood-panelled lift and finished corridors with timber-faced apartment doors.
The apartment is on the eighth level - high enough to clear the surrounding roofline and deliver uninterrupted mountain views from the living area and the primary terrace, with partial bay views to the north. The hallway is clean-lined and functional, with full-height oak-finish wardrobe storage running one wall and a wood-effect plank floor that continues through to the main living space.
The kitchen and living area is open-plan and generously proportioned. The kitchen runs along the right-hand wall in an L-configuration: matt cream cabinetry to ceiling height, a terrazzo-effect stone splashback in grey and warm brown tones that reads as the room's single decorative statement, integrated induction hob, oven, dishwasher, full-height fridge-freezer, and under-cabinet lighting activated along both runs. The worktop material and sink are well-chosen - a light stone composite, flush and properly detailed. Full-height sliding doors on two sides of the living space open directly onto the main terrace, flooding the interior with light and framing the mountain wall above the town. The terrace itself is a long, stone-paved run behind metal brise-soleil railings - useful, sheltered, and with a clean outlook.
Both bedrooms are set to the quieter interior side of the apartment. They are properly sized for a two-bedroom configuration - not the compressed secondary rooms that often characterise this category - with the same plank flooring, clean white walls, and proportions that read as genuinely liveable rather than specifier-minimum. The bathroom that earns its own mention: large-format grey cement-effect wall tiles, a white freestanding bath with an overhead rain shower and glass screen, an open-frame timber vanity unit, round and rectangular mirrors in combination, and terrazzo floor tiles in pale grey. A wall-mounted WC completes the picture. The detailing - including lit magnifying mirrors and wall-mounted shower controls - is the kind of specification that costs money and reads as such.
The building infrastructure matches the apartment finish. The lift interior is lined in light timber veneer with stone-tile flooring and stainless fittings. The corridor approach to the apartment is properly built out, with recessed ceiling diffusers, downlighting, and timber-faced entrance doors on individual apartment lobby spaces. These are not trivial details - they are what distinguishes a building that will hold its value from one that will not.
Being part of Porto Montenegro is the headline amenity. The marina, yacht berths, waterfront restaurants, and retail of Porto Montenegro proper are a five-minute walk through the development. The internal piazza at Boka Place hosts its own retail and food-and-beverage units under stone arches, with fitness, spa, and wellness facilities within the building. Tivat International Airport is ten minutes by car, making this one of the more airport-proximate addresses in the region for a buyer who travels regularly or manages a short-term rental programme remotely.
The apartment is sold unfurnished, providing a blank canvas for a buyer who wants to specify their own interior - the bones and finish are already there. It works as a full-time residence, a high-season base, or a rental investment in one of the most recognisable addresses on the Adriatic.
What Sets It Apart
Two-bedroom apartments at this specification level are scarce in Tivat. The combination of an eighth-floor position, a genuinely above-average bathroom finish, a well-specified kitchen, and the Boka Place address - the only large mixed-use complex in the town - gives this apartment a market position that is difficult to replicate at the price. The building infrastructure, from lift to corridor to entrance lobby, is built to a standard that signals long-term asset quality rather than short-term finish. For a buyer weighing Tivat against the competing addresses on the bay, this is the argument for the town.
Buyer Lens
Well suited to a buyer looking for a high-specification permanent or seasonal residence close to Porto Montenegro, an airport-proximate short-term rental investment, or a quality asset in a complex with genuine long-term development momentum. Less suited to someone seeking a quiet village setting or a property already furnished and immediately income-generating - this apartment needs a buyer ready to fit it out.
Local Amenities
Tivat is a functioning town - not a resort village - with year-round infrastructure, a commercial port, an international airport, and an increasing concentration of premium amenity anchored by Porto Montenegro. The Boka Place complex adds its own layer: a piazza-facing retail and restaurant arcade, fitness and spa facilities, and a civic-scale public space that draws foot traffic from across the town.
On foot from the complex:
- Porto Montenegro marina, restaurants, and retail - approximately 5 minutes
- Tivat town centre, post office, banks, and pharmacy - 5 to 8 minutes
- Supermarkets (Voli, IDEA) - 5 to 10 minutes
- Cafes, restaurants, and waterfront promenade - directly adjacent
Medical:
- Tivat Health Centre - approximately 1km / 5 minutes by car
- Hospital and full medical facilities, Kotor - 20km / 20 to 25 minutes
By car:
- Tivat Airport (TIV) - 10 minutes
- Kotor Old Town - 20km / 20 to 25 minutes via the coastal road, or approximately 15 minutes via the Vrmac tunnel
- Budva - 35km / 30 to 35 minutes
- Perast - 25km / 25 to 30 minutes
- Herceg Novi - 35km / 30 to 35 minutes (or 15 minutes via Kamenari-Lepetane ferry)
- Podgorica Airport (TGD) - 90km / approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
- Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) - approximately 80km / 1 hour 30 minutes (border crossing dependent)
Public transport:
Bus connections along the E65 coastal road from Tivat town centre to Kotor and Herceg Novi. Ferry service from Kamenari to Lepetane runs year-round, substantially reducing drive times to Herceg Novi and the outer bay.
Agent's Honest Take
Boka Place is the most consequential residential address in Tivat, and this apartment makes a strong case at its price point. The eighth-floor position, the bathroom and kitchen specification, and the building infrastructure all point in the same direction. The airport proximity is a genuine operational advantage for a rental buyer or a frequent traveller. The unfurnished condition is the one variable that requires a decision - but for a buyer who wants to control the interior outcome, it is an advantage rather than a liability. At ?650,000, this is priced in line with what the specification and location justify.
ntRealty is a Real Estate Agency based in Tivat, Montenegro headed by British businessman, Peter Flynn, who has lived in the area since 2005 and focused his efforts in various aspects of real estate, including development, architecture, interior design and investing in real estate in the area. The Tivat office is run by a team of professionals who really understand the local market. The team is there to help guide you through the buying (or selling) process and we pride ourselves in giving a high level of service in a polite, friendly and efficient way.
ntRealty specializes in properties for sale all around the Bay of Kotor, Tivat Bay and Lustica and our clients range from Porto Montenegro and Lustica Bay to hundreds of private individuals who put their trust in our operation.
Tivat, Montenegro
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Distances are straight line measurements- Tivat(International)2.1 miles
- Podgorica(International)30.7 miles
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