Apartment€115,000
Rafailovići

278 homes and apartments for sale in Rafailovići, Montenegro.
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Apartment€115,000
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Apartment€239,400
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Apartment€220,000
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Apartment€550,000
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Apartment€240,000
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Apartment€182,000
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Apartment€309,750
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Apartment€227,850
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Apartment€263,200
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Apartment€388,600
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Apartment€309,000
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Apartment€270,000
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Apartment€155,000
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Apartment€380,000
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Apartment€380,000
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Apartment€110,000
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Apartment€135,000
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Apartment€400,000
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Apartment€158,000
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Apartment€650,000
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Apartment€230,000
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Apartment€330,000
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Apartment€320,000
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Apartment€320,000
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Buyer's guide: Rafailovići
Property for sale in Rafailovići is almost entirely resort apartments: 259 of our 262 current listings are flats, with a median asking price of €265,000 for around 62 m². This small beach village on Montenegro's Budva Riviera sits between Bečići and Przno, and attracts holiday-home buyers, rental investors and retirees looking for a euro-priced base on the Adriatic.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The spread is wide, which reflects the difference between older inland blocks and new sea-view complexes.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 262 |
| Median asking price | €265,000 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €166,000 - €400,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,189 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
There are 259 apartments, 2 commercial units and 1 plot. By bedrooms, 101 listings have one, 79 have two, 25 have three and 1 has four. This is a studio and one-bed market first, which suits seasonal letting but offers few family-sized homes. Many apartments sit in managed complexes with pools, so check service charges and what rental arrangements the building allows.
Rafailovići is known for its long pebble beach, a seafront promenade that runs along the coast to Bečići and into Budva, and a compact strip of cafés and hotels. The old town of Budva is a few kilometres away, and the airports at Tivat and Podgorica are within about an hour. For a larger choice and more year-round services, compare Bečići, the city of Podgorica or the port town of Bar. Winter is quiet, so visit outside July and August before you commit.
Foreigners can buy apartments in Montenegro on the same basis as locals, while buying land usually involves extra steps, so many buyers use a local company. Montenegro uses the euro. Have a local lawyer check the cadastre entry, confirm the building has a use permit and that your unit is registered separately, and agree what the price includes. Transfer tax is 3% to 6% (progressive by price) and agent fees 3% to 6% (progressive by price); verify both locally. Read our Montenegro guide or browse apartments in Montenegro.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €265,000, roughly €4,189 per m². The cheapest quarter of listings is below €166,000 and the top quarter above €400,000.
Demand is seasonal, concentrated in summer. Smaller units near the beach are the easiest to let, but check building rules and make conservative occupancy assumptions.
Yes, apartments can be bought by foreigners. Land purchases are more involved, so take legal advice.
A few kilometres along the coast. You can reach the town centre by promenade, bus or taxi.
Ask for the cadastre extract, the building use permit, proof the seller owns the unit and confirmation that there are no mortgages or debts attached.