Apartment€126,000
Lastva Grbaljska

76 homes and apartments for sale in Lastva Grbaljska, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€126,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€390,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€330,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€370,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€950,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€145,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€399,999
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€145,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€400,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€386,000
Lastva Grbaljska
House€111
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€146,500
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€146,500
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€146,500
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€89,600
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€89,600
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€7,152,320
Lastva Grbaljska
House€235,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€385,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€89,600
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€146,500
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€210,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€157,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Apartment€157,000
Lastva Grbaljska
Buyer's guide: Lastva Grbaljska
For property for sale in Lastva Grbaljska, our 75 current listings have a median asking price of €157,000, one of the more affordable entry points near Montenegro's coast. Apartments (41) and houses (29) account for nearly all of the stock.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The central half of the market spans €95,000 to €385,000, with a median size of 79 m², which means many compact flats.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €157,000 |
| 25th to 75th percentile | €95,000 to €385,000 |
| Median per m² | €2,432 |
| Median size | 79 m² |
| Listings | 75 |
Apartments number 41, houses 29, land 3 and commercial 2. Three-bedroom homes are the most common bedroom count (15), then one-bedroom (14) and two-bedroom (12). Larger four- and five-plus-bedroom homes are rare (7 combined).
For wider comparison see Montenegro apartments and Montenegro houses.
Lastva Grbaljska is in the Grbalj area of Kotor municipality, a fertile inland valley set back from the sea, a short drive from the Budva coast and the airport at Tivat. Living here means lower prices, quieter surroundings and less tourist traffic than the beach strip.
That suits buyers who plan year-round living, those priced out of Budva, and people wanting a base within driving distance of beaches without paying resort premiums.
Foreign buyers can purchase property in Montenegro, and the euro is the national currency. Expect transfer tax of 3% to 6% (progressive by price) plus lawyer, notary and agent fees. Confirm that buildings are legalised, that the cadastre entry matches the contract, and that there are no mortgages or disputes on the title. New-build flats should come with a developer's permit and occupancy approval.
Our Montenegro consultation guide and financing guide have detail, and the mortgage calculator can estimate costs.
Bečići on the Budva Riviera, Bar further south and Podgorica inland are separate markets rather than neighbours. See the Montenegro overview as well.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Our median of €157,000 is lower than typical coastal-resort pricing, but compare comparable property types.
It is inland in the Grbalj valley, a short drive from the coast rather than on it.
The median size is 79 m², reflecting many small flats.
Yes. Montenegrin paperwork can be complicated, so a local lawyer should check title and permits.