Casa Sulla Baia DI Kotor

Location: Prcanj, Kotor Bay, Montenegro

Total Living Area: 800 m2

Land Area: 9,000 m2

Bedrooms: 10

Bathrooms: 10

Pool: 12 m × 6 m

Perched above the tranquil, UNESCO-protected waters of Kotor Bay, Palazzo Jerovitsa is one of Montenegro’s most distinguished heritage estates. Comprising five beautifully restored stone buildings set within 9,000 m2 of landscaped grounds, the property offers around 800 m2 of refined living space and spectacular views of the Adriatic and surrounding mountains.

The Main Villa, reconstructed to the highest architectural standards between 2016 and 2018, features a magnificent triple-height living room with Italian marble floors, a handcrafted staircase, and a reading gallery. Four en-suite bedrooms capture uninterrupted sea and mountain vistas, blending historic charm with contemporary design.

The Guest Villa, arranged over four levels, includes five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room, and a kitchen — ideal for family, friends, or boutique hospitality. A charming Studio House provides a self-contained suite with a kitchenette and bathroom, perfect as a private retreat, guest accommodation, or creative workspace.

The outbuildings include a Finnish-style sauna, gym area, and stone-built storage house. Terraced gardens cascade down to a 12 × 6 m swimming pool, surrounded by mature Mediterranean greenery and breathtaking panoramas.

Accessed via an electronically controlled gate and private asphalt road, the estate provides ample parking and scope for further enhancement. Just above the Hyatt Regency Hotel and moments from the waterfront restaurants of Prcanj, Palazzo Jerovitsa lies only 8 km from Kotor Old Town and 25 minutes from Porto Montenegro. The nearest marina in Prcanj offers yacht mooring and direct access to the bay’s calm waters.

Palazzo Jerovitsa is not only a property, but a rare legacy — a harmonious blend of history, architecture, and Adriatic serenity in one of the most enchanting corners of Montenegro.

A rare restored 19th-century estate where heritage meets the Adriatic horizon.