Villa in Stoliv, Montenegro, 390 sq.m

The total area of the plot 750 sq.m. The main three-story residential building has a total area of ​​280 sq.m. Layout - 6 bedrooms (2 overlooking the bay), study, kitchen and spacious living room, 3 bathrooms with bathtubs and showers, large terrace above the garage. A separate garage for one car (including shelves and a workshop with a workbench). Apartment with a gallery, an area of ​​110 sq.m. Layout - a kitchen-dining room, a living room with a fireplace, a bedroom above the living room and a Finnish sauna with a bathroom and shower, as well as a spacious terrace overlooking the bay. On the site there is a summer kitchen with all necessary equipment (stove, fridge with freezer, sink, etc.), as well as an indoor dining area with a summer kitchen. There is also a street bathroom. The house and the apartment are fully prepared for living, furnished and equipped with all necessary appliances. The premises are made on an individual project and have modern finishes with high-quality materials. The apartment is furnished with furniture of premium Italian brands. Large TVs with all necessary equipment are installed in the living rooms, while the apartment has a home theater and integrated automation of all window drives.

The house has a secure room (server), in which all communications (uninterruptible power supply battery, video surveillance, alarm, telephone and the Internet, as well as disk storage) are combined. A special air conditioner is installed in the server room to maintain the set temperature. Distribution of low-current electricity was carried out centrally in all areas of the house, garage, summer kitchen and apartment. The facility includes an autonomous generator with a capacity of 50 KvA (fuel supply up to two weeks), a large water tank with a pump, a programmable irrigation system for the entire site and plantings, and a video surveillance system. The facility has premium air conditioners (Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric).

The land plot is well-groomed and has an individual landscape design with illuminated steps and other elements at night, made in the form of a cascade of terraces and drops. There are recreational areas with a lawn, various fruit trees, palm trees, grapes, perennial shrubs, flowers and more.

On the site, in addition to the garage, you can park up to three more cars. Near the front fence and gate, you can park two or three more cars.

This object attracts with its spaciousness, the presence of an extensive personal plot and the possibility of development and modernization. If necessary, you can build a stationary pool, install a playground or plant a whole garden of trees.

The house is about 30 years old, in 2009 reconstruction was completed, in 2017 cosmetic repairs. The apartment was built in 2014. The structures of the objects are cast-reinforced concrete.

Stoliv - is a picturesque village in the Bay of Kotor, at the foot of the Vrmatz mountain range, located opposite the ancient city of Perast. The village acquired its name from the merger of the words "one hundred olives trees", because according to an old tradition, when a young man ask for married to a girl, he had to plant a hundred olive trees. Due to this, the village is immersed in olive groves. In the upper part of the village, at an altitude of 240m, there are two magnificent churches - (16th century) and St. Anna (12-13th century), surrounded by a pomegranate grove. From the lower part of the village, an old stone road leading through a chestnut grove leads to the top, along the road you will see many cyclamens who have chosen this land. In the lower (coastal) part there are the Church of St. Mary and the Church of St. Basil with unique frescos from the end of the 15th century. Beautiful camellia bushes grow here in abundance. According to legend, one of the sailors brought it here in the 18th century for his wife, the annual Camellia festival with an exhibition of flowers, an art gallery and the obligatory choice of Queen Camellia is held here. On the mountain slopes of Stoliv grows many medicinal herbs and flowers that saturate the sea air with nutrients, making it even more useful.