Apartment€211,000
Topla

335 homes and apartments for sale in Topla, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€211,000
Topla
Apartment€134,500
Topla
Apartment€280,000
Topla
Apartment€145,000
Topla
Apartment€220,000
Topla
Apartment€315,000
Topla
Apartment€420,000
Topla
Apartment€153,000
Topla
Apartment€179,655
Topla
Apartment€269,500
Topla
Apartment€150,000
Topla
Apartment€175,000
Topla
Apartment€146,000
Topla
Apartment€125,000
Topla
Apartment€228,000
Topla
Apartment€260,000
Topla
House€500,000
Topla
Apartment€330,000
Topla
Apartment€110,000
Topla
Apartment€250,000
Topla
Apartment€140,000
Topla
Apartment€420,000
Topla
Apartment€128,000
Topla
Apartment€170,000
Topla
Buyer's guide: Topla
Topla is a coastal area at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, in the Herceg Novi municipality. Topla property for sale is compact and apartment-led: 280 of 326 listings, with a median asking price of €180,000 and a median size of only 62 m². It appeals to buyers who want a low-cost sea-view base.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €180,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €128,000 to €281,000 |
| Median price per m² | €2,692 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
| Priced listings | 326 |
Apartments are 280 listings, houses 42, commercial 3 and land 1. One-bedroom flats are 127, two-bedroom 80, three-bedroom 51, five-plus 10 and four-bedroom 9. Most are small units in residential or resort-style complexes close to the sea, which suit holiday use or rental. Compare Montenegro's apartment pages and houses.
Herceg Novi is known for steps, forts and the Bay of Kotor scenery, and the coast here has pebble beaches and a promenade running toward Igalo. Dubrovnik airport in Croatia is close to the border, while Tivat and Podgorica airports are in Montenegro. Summer is busy, winter quiet. Some buildings were built quickly during the boom, so check construction quality, permits and occupancy documents.
Foreigners can generally buy apartments and houses in Montenegro on the same basis as citizens, but agricultural land and certain areas are restricted. Property transfer tax is 3% to 6% of the price, paid by the buyer, plus notary and legal fees. Montenegro uses the euro though it is not an EU member. Check the cadastre and ensure the building has a use permit. See our Montenegro consultation guide, financing page and the Montenegro page.
Request the building's use permit, the cadastre extract (list nepokretnosti) showing the unit as separately registered, and confirmation that utility debts are cleared. In some coastal complexes, the apartment has a contract of sale but not yet individual registration, which is a risk. Check what is included in monthly maintenance charges and who runs the building's management.
Request the building's use permit, the cadastre extract (list nepokretnosti) showing the unit as separately registered, and confirmation that utility debts are cleared. In some coastal complexes, the apartment has a contract of sale but not yet individual registration, which is a risk. Check what is included in monthly maintenance charges and who runs the building's management.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, for residential property, subject to restrictions on agricultural land. Use a local lawyer.
€180,000.
3% to 6% (progressive by price) property transfer tax paid by the buyer, plus fees.
No. The median is 62 m².