A secluded traditional stone house set in the heart of Gornja Lastva, a 14th - century hamlet. Perched 300 meters above sea level on the Vrmac peninsula (the mountain separating Kotor and Tivat), the property captures the essence of Mediterranean living and frames magnificent views across the luxury marina of Porto Montenegro (just 4 km away) and out to the Adriatic. The Vrmac ridge itself is regarded as one of the finest hiking trails along the coast. The neighbouring churches of Mala Gospa (1410) and Sveti Vid (1327) are local cultural icons, the former also now playing host to summer jazz/blues festivals and moonlight classical concerts.

Available planning documentation (Urban Technical Conditions) allows for the reconstruction and extension of the existing traditional stone family house to 145 m2 of build area over 3 levels and an additional stone object of 18 m2. The land parcel extends to the main village access road and could be used for secure off-road parking (a rare commodity in this protected village).

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