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Browse all propertiesThree-bedroom properties cater to families needing space for children, guests, and home working. These homes typically range from 90-150m² for apartments and 120-250m² for houses and villas.
In Montenegro, three-bedroom apartments are less common than smaller units, making them more valuable and harder to find. Many families opt for houses or villas, which are more prevalent in three-bedroom configurations.
For investors, three-bedroom properties attract family holidaymakers willing to pay premium rates, particularly in summer. Group bookings (friends travelling together) also favour three-beds.
Three-bedroom properties in Montenegro range from €150,000 for older apartments to €800,000+ for luxury villas. Coastal apartments: €220,000-€500,000. Houses and villas: €250,000-€1,000,000+ depending on location and quality.
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Compact, affordable living on the Adriatic coast. Studios offer the best entry point to Montenegro property ownership.
The sweet spot between affordability and comfort. One-bedroom apartments offer separate living and sleeping spaces.
Room for guests, a home office, or growing families. Two-bedroom properties offer flexibility and strong rental appeal.
Luxury living with space for the whole family and guests. Large villas and houses for those who want it all.
Three-bedroom properties vary widely: apartments €150,000-€500,000, houses €200,000-€600,000, and luxury villas €400,000-€1,500,000+. Location significantly impacts price—Tivat and Budva command premiums.
Yes, three-bedroom apartments are less common than smaller units. Developers favour studios, one-beds, and two-beds for tourist rentals. Three-bedroom seekers often consider houses or villas, which offer more options.
Villas offer gardens, privacy, and often more space. Apartments provide lower maintenance and shared amenities. For families with children, villas often work better; for lock-and-leave holiday homes, apartments are easier.
Three-bedroom properties earn €100-€300/night in summer depending on location and quality. Family groups book for longer stays (7-14 nights), reducing turnover. Annual yields of 4-6% are typical for well-located properties.
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