Pržno Apartment for Sale — 2 Bedrooms, 68 m², 900m from Pržno Beach

Where Exactly Is Pržno — and What Makes It Different?

Pržno is a small coastal village on the Budva Riviera, tucked between the resort town of Budva and the Sveti Stefan peninsula. It is one of the most sought-after micro-locations on the entire Montenegrin coast — not because of its size, but because of its neighbours. Pržno beach is a sheltered, relatively quiet cove with clear water, while the internationally recognised Sveti Stefan island — home to the Aman Sveti Stefan resort — sits just 25 minutes’ walk along the coastal path.

The village itself has a genuine local character that larger resort areas have lost: a handful of restaurants, a small marina, and direct access to both the Budva Riviera beach strip and the quieter coastline toward Miločer and Petrovac. Budva town centre — with its medieval Old Town, waterfront, supermarkets, and transport links — is approximately 6 km away. Tivat Airport is 28 km; Podgorica International Airport is 68 km.

What Does the Apartment Include?

The apartment was built in 2008 and has been maintained and furnished throughout. The interior follows a clean Scandinavian-influenced aesthetic — neutral tones, natural materials, and a layout that makes 68 m² feel well-proportioned rather than compact.

The property is sold fully furnished as shown. No renovation work is required. All appliances are included. The terrace — the apartment’s standout feature — offers a partial sea glimpse alongside established greenery, providing privacy and shade in summer.

Is Pržno a Good Choice for Rental Investment?

The Pržno–Sveti Stefan corridor is one of the strongest short-term rental micro-markets on the Adriatic. The proximity to Sveti Stefan — an internationally marketed luxury destination — pulls a higher-value traveller to the area than central Budva, and the relative scarcity of quality furnished apartments in Pržno keeps occupancy rates firm during the May–October season.

At €179,000 for a fully furnished 68 m² two-bedroom unit, the entry price is reasonable by Budva Riviera standards, and the absence of renovation or furnishing costs means rental income can start from the first season of ownership. The two-bedroom layout suits both couples and small families — the broadest segment of the Riviera’s summer rental market.

On the cost side: this is a resale transaction, so the standard 3% property transfer tax applies. There is no VAT on resale apartments. Legal fees and notary costs are typically 1–2% of the purchase price. For a full breakdown, see our cost of buying property in Montenegro guide.

Buying in Pržno as a Foreign National

Montenegro places no restrictions on foreign nationals purchasing residential property. Any individual or company from any country can buy this apartment. The seller confirms that all documentation is in order and the property is ready for title transfer — a significant practical advantage that removes the most common source of delays in resale transactions.

The process runs through a licensed Montenegrin notary: reservation agreement, due diligence and title check via the property registry, notarisation of the sale-purchase agreement, payment, and registration. From signed agreement to title, the process typically takes 15–30 days on a clean resale. The applicable tax is 3% of the purchase price, payable by the buyer, assessed by the Montenegro Tax Administration.

For the complete step-by-step process, read our buying property in Montenegro guide and the foreign buyers guide. To understand how property ownership links to residency, see our 2026 residency guide.

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