Porto Montenegro Vero Residence apartment listing

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Porto Montenegro Vero Residence Apartment Listed at €986,000

A two-bedroom Vero Residence apartment in Porto Montenegro is currently listed at €986,000, putting the headline asking price just inside the €1m threshold.

A two-bedroom apartment in Porto Montenegro's Vero Residence is currently listed at €986,000, putting one of the Bay of Kotor's best-known marina addresses just inside a €1 million headline threshold. The property is under construction, so the story is as much about buying into a future residence as acquiring a finished apartment ready for immediate occupation.

110 square metres gives the apartment a practical two-bedroom plan

The listing specifies 110 square metres with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, kitchen and dining area, plus a terrace looking toward the sea. Parking is listed and the building is stated for 2028 completion, which means buyers need to evaluate construction timing alongside the physical layout.

The water is approximately 100 metres away

MD Realty places the apartment around 100 metres from the sea within Porto Montenegro, keeping the home directly connected to the marina environment without requiring it to sit on the quay edge itself. That proximity is useful for owners who want restaurants, waterfront walks and yacht access as part of daily life rather than as occasional excursions.

Porto Montenegro remains a strong Adriatic ownership base

The Tivat development has matured into a mixed marina, residential and hospitality destination rather than functioning only as a place to berth. For buyers who already cruise the Adriatic, that gives a residence here a practical role as a shore base while keeping connections to Montenegro's airports and the wider Bay of Kotor.

€986,000 leaves very little room below a €1m total budget

The advertised asking price was €986,000 when checked on 24 September 2026, so taxes, legal costs, registration, furnishing or additional parking charges could take the overall acquisition beyond €1 million. The property therefore qualifies as a sub-€1m asking-price example, but not as a guarantee that the complete transaction can be closed below that figure.