Description

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The complex of houses on the Luštica peninsula is over a thousand years old. The property offers an incredible view of the sea (the entrance to Boka Bay), two large Austro-Hungarian fortresses and the olive fields that are the dominant crop in this area. The complex consists of three stone houses belonging to the same property. A lot of yard space adapted for various activities, as well as a large number of terraces and green areas give the complex additional comfort and beauty. In the fourth building there is a storage room. The property has its own water. The complex is a five-minute drive from one of the most beautiful and attractive places on the Montenegrin coast, the maritime settlement of Rose. The beautiful beaches of Žanjica and Mirišta are ten minutes away, and Luštica Bay, Oblatno beach and others are twenty minutes away by car. The airport, the towns of Tivat and Kotor are also about twenty minutes away by car. Budva is half an hour away. The town of Herceg Novi is just a few minutes from Rose by boat. The complex currently contains: - five bedrooms - one large bathroom - indoor kitchen with dining room - outdoor kitchen with dining room - living room - pantry - many terraces and yard space with green areas * The complex currently covers approximately 200m2 of indoor space and 300m2 of outdoor space. There is a conceptual solution worked out in detail in the idea of the current owner, partially drawn (the basic "before and after" drawings are attached), with which the complex would certainly become one of the most attractive places on the Montenegrin coast, while its value would increase several times. In addition to expansions, extensions, restorations and renovations, the plan is to involve 3 artists who will create works on a specific subject that will transform the complex into an art installation in the form of a comfortable seaside villa that will offer the owners and his guests a unique stay. A house imagined in this way does not exist in the Mediterranean area or beyond it. It is a unique concept. By installing solar panels in addition to its water, the house would also have its own electricity and be completely self-contained. After the planned works, the house would contain: - six or seven bedrooms (depending on the owner's choice of master bedroom size) - six bathrooms - indoor kitchen with dining room - outdoor kitchen with dining room - indoor living room - outdoor lounge