Apartment with Pool in Bečići — 74 m², 2 Bedrooms and a Sea-View Terrace

The developer delivers the apartment complete in everything that is hard to change later. Walls and ceilings are finished, engineered oak parquet is laid, the electrics and plumbing are connected, the air-conditioning units and interior doors are fitted, and both bathrooms are tiled and equipped. What is left is what most buyers want to choose themselves: the kitchen, the light fittings and the furniture. You pay for a new apartment without inheriting someone else’s kitchen, and you can furnish it for living in or for letting.

The apartment is in a small, single-entrance residential building in a quiet part of Bečići, among villas rather than hotels. A panoramic glass lift serves every floor, and an underground garage with a car lift means cars are off the street. Spaces there can be rented. The building has its own swimming pool, lit in the evening, for residents.

Bečići is the beach resort next to Budva, known for its long sandy beach. The building sits above the coastal road, and a pedestrian bridge takes you to the beach in about six minutes without crossing traffic. See other property for sale in Bečići.

Approximate distances:

• Bečići beach: ~400 m / ~6 min on foot
• Rafailovići: ~1.5 km / ~5 min by car
• Budva Old Town: ~3.5 km / ~10 min by car
• Sveti Stefan: ~7 km / ~12 min by car
• Tivat Airport: ~25 km / ~35 min by car (Airports of Montenegro)
• Podgorica Airport: ~60 km / ~1 h by car

For the wider coast, see the National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro.

Rental income depends on furnishing, management, pricing and letting schedule; owners letting to tourists must register with the Budva municipality. Buyers should form their own view of achievable income.

This is a new build sold by the developer, so 21% VAT applies instead of the transfer tax paid on resale property. We confirm in writing whether VAT is included in the price before you sign. Official guidance: Government of Montenegro.

Before you make an offer, we check ownership, encumbrances and the building’s permits ourselves from the official records, free of charge. An additional check by a notary or lawyer can be arranged for a separate fee. Owning property in Montenegro can be a basis for temporary residence. The rules changed in 2026, so see our Residency in Montenegro guide and the Montenegro Property Buying Guide.