Apartment€148,000
Savina

118 homes and apartments for sale in Savina, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€148,000
Savina
House€650,000
Savina
Apartment€170,000
Savina
Apartment€180,000
Savina
Apartment€320,000
Savina
House€1,875,000
Savina
House€550,000
Savina
Apartment€550,000
Savina
Apartment€260,000
Savina
House€890,000
Savina
Apartment€925,000
Savina
House€470,000
Savina
Apartment€230,000
Savina
House€680,000
Savina
Apartment€890,000
Savina
Apartment€550,000
Savina
Apartment€370,000
Savina
Apartment€185,000
Savina
House€650,000
Savina
House€650,000
Savina
Apartment€490,000
Savina
Apartment€925,000
Savina
Apartment€550,000
Savina
Apartment€550,000
Savina
Buyer's guide: Savina
Savina real estate means Bay of Kotor property, a market dominated by apartments and priced well above Montenegro's inland towns. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 109 properties with a median asking price of €450,000.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 109 |
| Median asking price | €450,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €201,500 to €650,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,618 |
| Median size | 104 m² |
Apartments make up 76 of the 109 listings, houses 31 and commercial units 2. Smaller homes dominate: 37 two-bed, 27 one-bed, 14 three-bed, 11 five-plus and 9 four-bed. That suits holiday-home and rental buyers more than families seeking land.
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Savina is generally associated with Herceg Novi at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, but our data has no coordinates, so confirm the exact position on a map. The listed neighbours, Bar, Bečići and Podgorica, are on the Adriatic coast further south or in the capital, so frame them as other Montenegrin markets, not next-door towns.
Bay of Kotor demand comes from Russian-, Serbian-, Ukrainian- and Western-European buyers, plus summer renters. Seaview and walkable distance to the shoreline drive prices more than internal size.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Montenegro, usually with a few restrictions on agricultural land. Ensure the property has a proper title (list 1 extract) and building permit, because legalisation issues exist in older stock. Montenegro uses the euro.
Read the Montenegro buying guide, compare financing in Montenegro and review the Montenegro country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median ask across all property types is €450,000, with a median price per m² of €3,618. Half of listings fall between €201,500 and €650,000.
Yes, foreigners can generally buy apartments and houses in Montenegro. Get a local lawyer to verify the title and permits.
The small-apartment-heavy stock suits seasonal letting, but income depends on position and season. Ask for actual booking history.
Euros. Montenegro uses the euro, so there is no exchange rate risk for euro earners.