Villa in Danilovgrad, Montenegro, 249 sq.m

The house with the plot is located in the cozy village of Tunevo, in the Zeta Valley, near the town of Danilovgrad. The plot area is 2750 sq.m., the area of ​​the house is 191 sq. m. On the ground floor there is a living room, a bedroom, a kitchen, a study-library and a toilet with a shower. On the second floor there are 2 bedrooms, a living room and a toilet with shower. The house has one closed and three open terraces. All rooms have inverter air conditioners (heat / cold). The house is fully furnished with good furniture, a landline telephone, 2 satellite dishes, an Italian fireplace is installed in the living room on the 1st floor. The eastern side of the house looks at the famous Orthodox monastery Ostrog. A second house of 21 sq.m has been built on the territory. It has a sauna with a professional stove, a place for relaxation, a kitchen and a toilet with a shower, satellite TV. The third house, located on the site, has 37 sq.m. and is used as a workshop and pantry.

The plot is completely fenced, on the territory of 3 springs with spring water, the high quality of which is confirmed by a specialized institute in Podgorica. Convenient slopes are built to the springs. Fruit-bearing trees grow in the garden - apple trees, pears, olives, chestnuts, pomegranates, figs, cornel, walnuts, quinces, cherries, cherries, grapes, kiwis and hazelnuts. Many flowers are planted - roses, lilacs, hydrangeas. A pool with a diameter of 6 m is installed next to the house. Tap water is free. Asphalt road to the house. At 100 meters from the site there is a beach on the Zeta River and a restaurant serving national cuisine. A small rural shop is 3 km away. To the city of Danilovgrad 12 km, 21 km to Niksic, 32 km to Podgorica, to the cities of the sea coast and the Bay of Kotor - Budva, Sutomore and Risan - 1.5 hours by car.

Danilovgrad is an ancient city located in the very center of the Belopavlichi Plain, on the right bank of the Zeta River, surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges. The city is named after Prince Danila of the Petrovich dynasty, who in 1869 decided to establish a large commercial and industrial center on the elevation of the banks of the Zeta River, not subject to Turkish influence. Not far from Danilovgrad is the Zhrebaonik convent, which contains the relics of St. Febronia and St. Arseny of Sremsky. Here, on the Ostrozhka Greda rock, at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, is located the Ostrog monastery carved into the rock, one of the most important places of the Orthodox pilgrimage. The Zeta River is the only one, after Bojana, the full-flowing river of Montenegro, there are trout, glavatitsa, soft-mouthed trout (is endemic) and strun. The climate in the valley is mild and comfortable for year-round use, to Podgorica Airport 30 minutes by car.