Apartment€234,000
Rozino

308 homes and apartments for sale in Rozino, Montenegro.
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Apartment€234,000
Rozino
Apartment€231,000
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Apartment€325,500
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Apartment€320,000
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Apartment€170,400
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Apartment€141,000
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Apartment€131,850
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Apartment€195,000
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Apartment€420,000
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Apartment€133,000
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Apartment€314,000
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Apartment€215,000
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Apartment€300,000
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Apartment€320,000
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Apartment€170,000
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Apartment€248,000
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Apartment€288,000
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Apartment€158,500
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Apartment€105,000
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Apartment€210,000
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Apartment€300,000
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Apartment€320,000
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Apartment€320,000
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Apartment€230,000
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Buyer's guide: Rozino
Searching for property for sale in Rozino brings up 289 current listings at a median of €224,500, almost all of them apartments. Rozino is a coastal hillside community on the Budva Riviera, within reach of the Bečići beach strip and the busy resort of Budva.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Rozino |
|---|---|
| Listings | 289 |
| Median asking price | €224,500 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €153,000 - €319,250 |
| Price per m² | €3,397 |
| Median size | 76 m² |
Apartments account for 276 of 289 listings, with 10 commercial units and just 3 houses. If you want a standalone home, the choice here is tiny, so use the Montenegro house search to look further afield.
Smaller layouts lead: 99 one-bedroom, 86 two-bedroom, 58 three-bedroom and 6 four-bedroom listings. That mix fits holiday letting and compact second homes.
The area is built up with apartment complexes, many with pools and sea views, and it is easier to reach on foot or by short taxi ride from Bečići, one of the longest beaches on the coast. Budva's old town and nightlife are close. Expect heavy traffic in July and August, and quieter, partly closed complexes in winter.
Podgorica airport is roughly an hour's drive, while Tivat airport is also within reach, so check access if you plan to commute or rent out.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Montenegro, with extra restrictions around agricultural land. A progressive 3% to 6% transfer tax is usually paid by the buyer, plus legal, notary and agent costs, so confirm figures locally. Always check that the building has a use permit and that the apartment is registered separately in the cadastre, as many complexes were sold before final paperwork was complete. Owning property can support an application for temporary residence.
Our Montenegro buyer's guide and Montenegro mortgage information explain the process. Browse cheap properties in Montenegro for lower budgets.
Along the coast and inland, compare Bar to the south and Podgorica, the capital. The Montenegro overview lists every area.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is a resort-style area where almost all stock is apartments, with 276 of 289 listings. It works for holiday use, but check rental rules and management fees before relying on income.
The median asking price for all listings is €224,500, and the median size is 76 m². One-bedroom flats are the most common size.
Yes, foreign individuals can buy apartments in Montenegro. Land is more restricted, so use a lawyer to verify any plot purchase.
The area is close to the Budva Riviera beaches and especially Bečići. Distance to the sand varies by complex, so check walking time and gradients.