Apartment€130,000
Reževići

128 homes and apartments for sale in Reževići, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€130,000
Reževići
House€3,500,000
Reževići
House€675,000
Reževići
House€480,000
Reževići
House€3,300,000
Reževići
House€540,000
Reževići
House€540,000
Reževići
House€540,000
Reževići
House€480,000
Reževići
House€3,200,000
Reževići
Apartment€725,000
Reževići
House€675,000
Reževići
House€2,850,000
Reževići
House€480,000
Reževići
House€650,000
Reževići
House€2,000,000
Reževići
House€2,810,000
Reževići
House€850,000
Reževići
House€650,000
Reževići
House€495,000
Reževići
House€2,000,000
Reževići
Apartment€650,000
Reževići
House€675,000
Reževići
House€395,000
Reževići
Buyer's guide: Reževići
Property for sale in Reževići is mostly larger houses: RealEstateAbroad shows 114 listings with a median asking price of €650,000 and a median size of 214 m². The village lies on the Budva Riviera south of Sveti Stefan, known for its beaches and an old monastery.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €650,000 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €480,000 to €1,094,750 |
| Median price per m² | €3,306 |
| Median size | 214 m² |
| Listings analysed | 114 |
Houses account for 82 listings, with 16 apartments and 16 land plots. Bedroom data shows 21 four-bed, 18 three-bed, 15 with five or more, 14 two-bed and 4 one-bed. The upper quartile of €1,094,750 points to sea-view villas, which can be much larger than the median home.
Sea views, plot size, road access and legal status of building permits drive prices more than the postcode.
Reževići is a small coastal settlement near Petrovac and Sveti Stefan, so services are limited and many buyers drive to larger towns. Beaches and hillside terraces are the draw, and summer demand is strong while winters are quiet. Bečići is part of the wider Budva coast, while Bar and Podgorica are separate markets, not village neighbours, with Podgorica being the capital and airport hub for much of the country.
Check water and electricity supply, legal permits and the seasonality of rentals before buying.
Montenegro allows foreigners to buy most property, though some land categories such as agricultural land are restricted, so confirm with a local lawyer. The buyer typically pays a transfer tax of 3% to 6% (progressive by price) on resale homes, plus notary, lawyer and agent costs; verify locally. Property ownership can support a temporary residence application. Always verify title in the cadastre and the legal status of construction.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Mostly houses (82 of 114), with a smaller number of apartments and land plots.
The median asking price is €650,000, and the middle half runs from €480,000 to €1,094,750.
Foreigners can buy most property, but some categories such as agricultural land are limited. A lawyer should check the specific plot.
It is quiet outside summer. Many buyers use homes seasonally or let them to holidaymakers.
Expect 3% to 6% transfer tax on resale homes plus notary and legal fees. Verify with a local professional.