Buy an Apartment in Baošići, Herceg Novi Municipality

Baošići is stretched along the water with a pebble beach and a promenade, and sits between Đenovići and Bijela. Herceg Novi town is a short drive east, with shops, a hospital and the old town; the coast road is busy in summer. Tivat airport is across the bay and Dubrovnik airport is also commonly used, with a border crossing to allow for.

Buyers are typically Balkan and Eastern European second-home owners, plus retirees who want a sea view without Budva prices. Because many blocks are new, check completion dates, the building permit and whether the apartment is registered separately in the cadastre. Neighbouring Đenovići and Bijela are directly alongside and worth comparing street by street, while Herceg Novi is the nearest full town.

Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Montenegro, though agricultural land is restricted. Expect a property transfer tax of 3% to 6% (progressive by price) paid by the buyer, plus notary, legal and agency costs (approx.; verify locally). Montenegro uses the euro. A signed contract before a notary and registration in the cadastre complete the purchase. For step-by-step detail, read our Montenegro buying guide and the country overview; for loans, see Montenegro financing.

Across the water, Tivat has a marina and airport and sells at a noticeably higher level.