Apartment€507,501
Ilino

226 homes and apartments for sale in Ilino, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€507,501
Ilino
Apartment€205,536
Ilino
Apartment€206,934
Ilino
Apartment€135,000
Ilino
Apartment€125,000
Ilino
Apartment€125,000
Ilino
Apartment€164,000
Ilino
Apartment€147,000
Ilino
Apartment€125,000
Ilino
Apartment€125,000
Ilino
Apartment€130,000
Ilino
Apartment€107,000
Ilino
Apartment€160,000
Ilino
Apartment€108,000
Ilino
Apartment€140,000
Ilino
Apartment€2,500
Ilino
Apartment€108,000
Ilino
Apartment€2,500
Ilino
Apartment€155,000
Ilino
Apartment€108,100
Ilino
Apartment€112,800
Ilino
Apartment€112,800
Ilino
Apartment€135,000
Ilino
Apartment€125,000
Ilino
Buyer's guide: Ilino
Ilino is an apartment-heavy area on Montenegro's southern coast, with 214 of its 226 listings on RealEstateAbroad being flats. The median asking price of €136,000 and the 53 m² median size mark it as an entry-level market for small holiday and rental units.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 226 |
| Median asking price | €136,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €113,242 - €197,474 |
| Median price per m² | €2,583 |
| Median size | 53 m² |
Apartments: 214; houses: 6; land: 5; commercial: 1. By bedrooms: 100 one-bedroom, 53 two-bedroom, 13 three-bedroom and 1 with five or more. Studios and one-beds dominate, a profile typical of resort developments, which compete on price per m². See apartments in Montenegro and the budget listings under €100,000.
Compare asking prices carefully by floor and orientation. Two flats in the same building can differ by tens of thousands of euros depending on sea view and finish level, and many sellers quote the price of an unfurnished, shell-condition unit.
The area is in the Bar region of the southern Adriatic coast, close to the port city of Bar and the resort of Bečići. It is a sunnier, cheaper stretch than the Bay of Kotor, and Podgorica's airport, 45 to 60 minutes away, makes it practical for year-round residents. Summer is lively; winter is quiet.
Buyers are mostly regional investors and Eastern Europeans seeking sea-view holiday flats, with rental demand from tourists. Check that any new building has an occupancy permit before you pay, and compare the main city, Podgorica.
Foreign nationals may buy apartments and houses in Montenegro; agricultural land is restricted. A progressive 3% to 6% transfer tax typically falls on the buyer, with notary and legal costs on top (approx., verify locally). The Montenegrin citizenship-by-investment scheme closed in 2022. Use a lawyer to check ownership in the cadastre, mortgages and the building's legal status.
Read our Montenegro guide, the financing options and the country overview.
Small flats suit short-term rental, but occupancy is seasonal. Ask for actual booking history, not projections.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many are, but check each building's permits.
Most are studios and one-bedroom units.
Local banks lend to non-residents on conservative terms. Ask early.
Distance varies; check each listing's map.