Luxury apartment on the first line of the Bay of Kotor

Apartment for sale with panoramic views on the first line of the picturesque village of Stoliv. The apartment is located on the second floor of a small apartment building and occupies the entire floor, 141 sqm, a large corridor, living room combined with a dining room, three large bedrooms, three large bathrooms, a balcony-garden and a terrace overlooking the bay. The living room has a beautiful, working fireplace. TV, wireless internet, air conditioning, floor heating throughout the apartment. The apartment is furnished with high-quality Italian and Slovenian furniture, equipped with good appliances. Parking place in front of the house, in a closed area. Tivat and the airport 15 minutes by car, to the city of Kotor 20 minutes by car.

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 olive", because according to an old tradition, when a young man wanted married to a girl, he was need 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 - St.Ilia (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 area. 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 this flowers 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 of 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.