Apartment€80,000
Pinješ

104 homes and apartments for sale in Pinješ, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€80,000
Pinješ
Apartment€79,000
Pinješ
Apartment€110,400
Pinješ
Apartment€113,500
Pinješ
Apartment€110,500
Pinješ
Apartment€100,000
Pinješ
Apartment€103,500
Pinješ
Apartment€79,200
Pinješ
Apartment€155,800
Pinješ
Apartment€100,400
Pinješ
Apartment€79,200
Pinješ
Apartment€155,800
Pinješ
Apartment€120,000
Pinješ
Apartment€130,000
Pinješ
Apartment€120,000
Pinješ
Apartment€155,800
Pinješ
Apartment€155,800
Pinješ
Apartment€79,200
Pinješ
Apartment€103,000
Pinješ
Apartment€2,400
Pinješ
Apartment€2,400
Pinješ
Apartment€221,500
Pinješ
Apartment€79,000
Pinješ
House€700,000
Pinješ
Buyer's guide: Pinješ
Pinješ is a small-ticket market in Montenegro: 96 listings with a median asking price of €110,400, compact homes of about 54 m² and a price per m² of €2,046. Apartments are 88 of the listings, and 58 of them are one-bedroom units.
These are asking prices from current listings; 69 listings carried a usable price, which is the sample behind the price figures.
| Measure | Pinješ |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €110,400 |
| p25 to p75 | €100,000 to €155,800 |
| Median price per m² | €2,046 |
| Median size | 54 m² |
| Listings | 96 |
Of the bedroom data, 58 listings are one-bedroom, 17 two-bedroom and six have five or more. Eight listings are houses. The narrow lower end, with a quarter of priced listings at or under €100,000, makes this a market for holiday-flat buyers and small investors rather than for family relocation. Always check the unit size and whether it is a studio-style layout.
Pinješ is a small market, so confirm the exact location, sea distance and access with the agent. The links below are other Montenegrin markets rather than neighbours: Podgorica is the capital, Bar is a southern port city, and Bečići is a resort area on the Budva Riviera.
Seasonal demand is strong in Montenegro, so check winter occupancy, building services and whether the building has a completed occupancy permit.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Montenegro, but agricultural land is restricted for individuals. Montenegro uses the euro. The purchase tax is 3% to 6% (progressive by price) paid by the buyer, plus notary, legal and agent fees. Verify the cadastre entry, check for mortgages and confirm the building's permits before paying a deposit. Our Montenegro buying guide and financing page explain each step, and the Montenegro overview lists other areas.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It matches the median here, usually a 54 m² apartment. Smaller units sit nearer the €100,000 lower quartile.
Yes: 58 of 96 are one-bedroom units.
3% to 6% (progressive by price), paid by the buyer. Confirm the current rate with a local lawyer.
Montenegro has strong tourist seasons, but check licence rules and winter demand before relying on income.