Ruins – Riviera of Herceg Novi

This property is situated in the upper part of Djenovici village and has an exceptional sea view to the Bay of Boka Kotorska.

It consists of totally 3106 m² of land distributed in several natural terraces, where there are four stone ruins of following areas: 

     Ruin 1.       78 m²

     Ruin 2.       60 m²

     Ruin 3.       30 m²

     Ruin 4.       30 m²

    TOTAL     198. m²

The biggest building is in the upper part of property, while the rest of them are all put together in the lower part of the property and look as if there were only one and not three of them.

The potential of this property reflects in a fact that it is possible to renovate the houses up to their previous condition, so that they together with the land make a wonderful Mediterranean complex.

As you will see on pictures, the houses are surrounded with many olive trees, which joined with the amazing sea view adds up to the overall charm of this property.

 Property has road access and water/power connection. Distance from the main road is approximately 1 km. Distance from the main road will provide    quiet and peacefully surroundings for future develop contents. Remarkable sea view and view to entrance of Boka Bay   from each part of plot is also one of the advantages this great investment opportunity.

Advantages of this project are manifested in:

-           Possibility    applying   in municipality for footprints extensions

      -        Possibility   applying in municipality for rebuilding of floors

DJENOVIĆI

The small fishing village of Djenovići is hidden in Herceg Novi Riviera, in the shadow of orange, tangerine and olive plantations. There are many small beaches along the coast that offer rest and relaxation. This part of the coast has a pleasant micro-climate with an average annual temperature of 16.2 Cº and over 200 sunny days. While the rest of Europe is covered with snow, in Djenovići mimosa blooms. “Praznik mimoze” (Mimosa holidays) is held early in February to celebrate this yellow flower. The festival has continued for four hundred years. Traditional feasts of wine and fish, a carnival parade, masquerade and majorettes with lots of music in the city represent a few events on the program. There’s something to appeal to all visitors. Walking or riding a bike along the coast gives a real Mediterranean feeling and you can take a break on the sunny terrace of a café bar or smaller restaurant.

Many holiday resorts (Žanjice, Rose) offer wild bays and caves (the most famous one is Plava spilja-Blue cave) which can be visited by small boats. There is also the possibility of organized cruising along the whole bay.

Distance

Herceg Novi         8 km

Kotor                35 km

Dubrovnik            50 km

The mountains Lovćen and Durmitor with Tara Canyon are a couple of hours drive away through superb natural scenery.

Transport to Montenegro

Beside rail and road traffic, Montenegro has two international airports, located in Tivat and Podgorica. There’s the port town of Bar and many other interesting places to visit along the coast.