Apartment€400,000
Donja Lastva

303 homes and apartments for sale in Donja Lastva, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€400,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€440,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€245,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€215,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€250,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€175,000
Donja Lastva
House€950,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€250,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€220,500
Donja Lastva
Apartment€243,716
Donja Lastva
Apartment€90,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€184,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€173,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€150,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€210,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€215,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€250,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€245,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€175,000
Donja Lastva
Land plot€525,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€136,030
Donja Lastva
Apartment€560,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€330,000
Donja Lastva
Apartment€500,000
Donja Lastva
Buyer's guide: Donja Lastva
Property for sale in Donja Lastva places you on the Tivat side of the Bay of Kotor, a few minutes from the Tivat airport and the Porto Montenegro marina. Apartments make up 229 of our 291 listings, and the median asking price is €250,000.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Half of the market falls between €184,930 and €500,000, but the median size is a compact 60 m², which pushes the price per square metre up to €3,786.
| Metric | Donja Lastva |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €250,000 |
| Middle half | €184,930 to €500,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,786 |
| Median size | 60 m² |
| Listings | 291 |
The mix is 229 apartments, 46 houses, 10 plots of land and 6 commercial units. One-bedroom flats are the biggest group (91), followed by 76 two-bedroom, 24 three-bedroom, 7 four-bedroom and 5 larger homes. This is mostly a small-flat market suited to second homes and rentals.
In new residential complexes, ask about service charges, parking, and who owns common areas. Make sure each apartment has its own cadastre registration.
Donja Lastva sits on the shore, with views of the bay and the mountains, a short drive from Tivat's town centre. Tivat airport has seasonal flights across Europe, and the Adriatic coast is easy to reach.
For comparison, see Tivat, Bijela, Mrčevac, Prčanj, Baošići and Muo.
Porto Montenegro, next door in Tivat, has pulled in yacht owners and boosted demand for rentals, so flats here are often bought as a lock-up-and-leave second home. Winters are quiet, and some seasonal services close.
Buyers from outside the EU can purchase flats and houses here, although the law is stricter for land, so a plot purchase needs specialist advice. The buyer normally pays a progressive 3% to 6% property transfer tax and the notary's fee. Euros are used throughout. Before paying a deposit, have a lawyer verify the cadastre entry, the building permit and the use permit, and ask whether the flat is part of a project with unpaid developer loans.
Holiday-let owners should register with the local tourism office and budget for the guest tax. More detail is in our Montenegro overview, the buying guide, the financing page and the apartments in Montenegro listing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a short drive from Tivat town and from Tivat airport, which has seasonal flights to many European cities. Check the road along the bay in August, when traffic is heavy.
Yes. The median is only 60 m², and 91 of the listings have one bedroom, so most homes are suited to couples or short stays.
Foreign buyers can usually purchase flats and houses. Land is stricter, and you should speak to a local lawyer.
3% to 6% of the price, paid by the buyer. Notary, legal and agent fees come on top.