House€954,000
Bijela

294 homes and apartments for sale in Bijela, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
House€954,000
Bijela
Apartment€181,000
Bijela
Apartment€230,000
Bijela
Apartment€150,000
Bijela
Apartment€95,000
Bijela
Apartment€135,000
Bijela
Apartment€124,000
Bijela
Apartment€88,000
Bijela
Apartment€170,000
Bijela
Apartment€115,000
Bijela
Apartment€208,050
Bijela
Apartment€190,000
Bijela
Apartment€253,650
Bijela
Apartment€150,000
Bijela
Apartment€137,600
Bijela
Apartment€95,000
Bijela
Apartment€140,000
Bijela
Apartment€210,000
Bijela
House€400,000
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House€600,000
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House€580,000
Bijela
House€750,000
Bijela
Apartment€115,500
Bijela
Apartment€123,000
Bijela
Buyer's guide: Bijela
There are 284 homes in the Bijela property listings, with a median asking price of €157,700, making it one of the more affordable corners of the Bay of Kotor. The village lies in Herceg Novi municipality, beside the old shipyard and the Kamenari ferry route.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Bijela |
|---|---|
| Listings | 284 |
| Median asking price | €157,700 |
| Range (p25-p75) | €123,750 - €256,250 |
| Price per m² | €2,701 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
There are 178 apartments, 90 houses, 10 commercial units and 6 plots. By bedrooms: 104 one-bed, 51 two-bed, 22 five-plus, 21 three-bed and 11 four-bed. See Montenegro houses and Montenegro land.
Small, sea-view flats sit close to the water, while houses climb the slope.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses. Typical transfer tax is 3% to 6% (progressive by price) (verify), plus legal fees. Check use permits and cadastral registration. Land purchases are more complicated.
See the Montenegro buyer's guide, financing guide and Montenegro cheap properties.
Bijela suits buyers who want sea views at a lower entry price than Tivat or Kotor and who accept a working-village atmosphere. The median home is only 62 m², so it fits couples, single buyers and holiday-home owners better than large families. Winter can be quiet, and some blocks have limited parking, so ask how many spaces come with an apartment. Walk the shoreline road at different hours to judge noise and traffic before you commit, and compare it with the more polished marina towns before you decide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median across all listings is €157,700, with a median size of 62 m².
It is quieter than Budva. Income depends on season and licensing.
Yes, apartments and houses are open to foreign individuals.
There is an industrial history. Visit to judge noise and views.
The waterfront is a promenade with pebble and concrete access to the bay rather than a long sandy beach. If sand matters, look at the Budva coast instead.