Buy an Apartment in Đenovići, Montenegro

Đenovići is a coastal village on the Herceg Novi side of the bay entrance, with pebble beaches below the main road and the mountains of Orjen behind. It is calmer than the old town of Herceg Novi, which has the restaurants, the promenade and the year-round services. For day-to-day shopping and medical care most owners drive to Herceg Novi or Igalo.

Neighbouring settlements worth comparing on price and sea access are Baošići, Bijela with its shipyard heritage and marina, and the spa town of Igalo. Further along the bay are Donja Lastva and Tivat, where the airport and the superyacht marina push prices higher.

• Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in their own name. Agricultural land and forest are the usual exceptions, so check the plot classification before paying a deposit for land.
• Insist on a lawyer who checks the cadastre extract, mortgages, and whether the building has a use permit. Unregistered extensions are a known risk in older coastal stock.
• Budget 3% to 6% (progressive by price) property transfer tax plus notary, legal and agent costs; confirm current rates locally.
• Look at noise and road exposure: apartments directly on the main coastal road feel very different from those set back up the slope.

For a country-level walkthrough see our Montenegro buying guide and the financing page, or browse everything on the Montenegro country page.