Luštica Bay
Penthouses at Luštica Bay.
Montenegro · Tivat · Luštica Bay
Luštica Bay offers penthouses. Handover is expected in Q4 2033. The payment plan runs 20 / 80.

The residences
The penthouses take the top floor in two settings. The Marina Village penthouse looks over the marina and sea, above the promenade and its restaurants. The Centrale penthouse faces the town and hillside from the heart of the resort. Both suit a buyer who wants the widest outlook and the best light their neighbourhood offers, whether waterfront energy or town-centre life. This is the crown of Luštica Bay's built quarters, on Montenegro's Luštica Peninsula, where the roofline meets the sea and the hills.
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The development
Luštica Bay occupies a 690-hectare stretch of the Luštica Peninsula on the southern shore of Boka Bay, the deep Adriatic inlet that Montenegro shares with the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor. Tivat Airport is about 10 to 12 kilometres away, roughly a 25-minute drive.
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Questions
Questions on Penthouses.
How much does a penthouse at Luštica Bay cost?
From GBP 450,000, indicative until reserved. That covers the Marina Village and Centrale penthouses, both top-floor homes held freehold on a 20 / 80 payment plan. Omnia confirms the final figure for a chosen penthouse when you reserve.
What penthouses are available at Luštica Bay?
Two. The Marina Village penthouse is a top-floor home over the marina and sea, above the waterfront promenade. The Centrale penthouse is a top-floor home in the town centre, facing the town and the hillside behind it.
When will the penthouses at Luštica Bay be ready?
Luštica Bay is under construction, with the town scheduled to complete by the end of 2033. Both penthouses sit within the built and operating quarters: Marina Village on the waterfront and Centrale in the town centre. Omnia can confirm the current timeline for each.
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