House€470,000
Kavač

165 homes and apartments for sale in Kavač, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
House€470,000
Kavač
Apartment€212,000
Kavač
Apartment€167,000
Kavač
Apartment€306,000
Kavač
Apartment€182,000
Kavač
House€380,000
Kavač
House€380,000
Kavač
House€695,000
Kavač
House€345,000
Kavač
House€495,000
Kavač
Apartment€507,000
Kavač
House€695,000
Kavač
Apartment€229,320
Kavač
Apartment€390,000
Kavač
Apartment€390,000
Kavač
House€800,000
Kavač
House€895,000
Kavač
Apartment€102,000
Kavač
Apartment€102,000
Kavač
Apartment€179,000
Kavač
Apartment€169,000
Kavač
Apartment€189,000
Kavač
Apartment€102,000
Kavač
House€750,000
Kavač
Buyer's guide: Kavač
Kavač is a small settlement name that appears on 155 current listings, with a median asking price of €330,000. The spread is very wide, from €167,500 at the lower quartile to €721,125 at the upper, so the label covers many different kinds of property.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings:
| Measure | Kavač |
|---|---|
| Listings | 155 |
| Median asking price | €330,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €167,500 to €721,125 |
| Median price per m² | €3,138 |
| Median size | 114 m² |
Houses lead with 77 listings, then 56 apartments and 22 plots. Bedrooms run small to mid: 24 one-bedroom, 22 two-bedroom, 16 three-bedroom, 10 four-bedroom and 8 with five or more.
Because the top quartile is more than four times the bottom, expect everything from small flats to large sea-view villas under one name. View Montenegrin houses or apartments to calibrate.
We do not hold coordinates for Kavač in our data, and the place name is local to the Bay of Kotor area as we understand it. Open each listing's map pin and confirm the exact spot, distance from the water and access road before you rely on any price comparison. Properties that are a few hundred metres from the shore can differ in price by a large factor.
The three comparison links below are Montenegro's main markets, not neighbours.
Foreigners can purchase apartments and houses; agricultural land and forests are restricted. The currency is the euro. A buyer's transfer tax of 3% to 6% (progressive by price) is typical, with notary and agent fees on top, so verify locally. Many coastal properties have had legalisation issues, so check the cadastre, building permits and any mortgage registered against the property.
See the Montenegro buying guide, the financing page and the Montenegro overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Listings under this name range from small flats to large houses and land, and location relative to the sea matters greatly.
Yes for apartments and houses. Agricultural land is restricted.
Owning property can support a temporary residence application in Montenegro, but conditions change, so confirm the current rules.
Use the map pin, ask for the cadastre extract and the building permit, and hire an independent lawyer.