Villa Nenad Montenegro | 3-Bedroom Villa in Budva Rađenovici

Six guests, three bedrooms, and a private swimming pool positioned 300 metres above the Adriatic—this is what awaits at Villa Nenad Montenegro in Budva, where the Montenegrin coastline unfolds beneath your feet from dawn until sunset. Perched on a hillside in the exclusive Blizikuce complex, this contemporary villa commands panoramic views across the Budva Riviera while remaining tranquil and isolated from the town’s busier neighbourhoods.

Inside Villa Nenad Montenegro

Villa Nenad Montenegro sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two floors in a light-filled open layout. Ground-floor accommodation includes the primary bedroom with a queen-size bed and an ensuite, positioned to capture morning light and leading directly onto the main terrace. The social heart of the villa—a spacious living area with a modern lounge, flatscreen television, and comfortable seating—flows seamlessly into a fully equipped kitchen where self-catering becomes a pleasure rather than a chore. A dining table anchors the ground floor, ideal for shared meals with sea views as the backdrop. The first floor contains two additional bedrooms: one with a double bed and ensuite bathroom, accessed via a sunlit balcony; the second offering flexible sleeping arrangements with either a double bed or twin singles, plus its own full bathroom. All three bathrooms feature contemporary finishes, walk-in showers, hairdryers, and heated towel rails. Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during summer months, while high-speed Wi-Fi ensures connectivity if required. Additional conveniences include a washing machine, wall safe, and iron for guest use.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The defining feature of Villa Nenad Montenegro is its relationship with the landscape and sea. A private swimming pool measuring 6 metres by 3 metres sits on the sun-exposed terrace, complemented by poolside loungers and parasols for afternoon recovery. The terrace itself functions as an extension of the living space—a barbecue station sits ready for evening entertaining, while multiple seating areas allow guests to track the sun throughout the day. From dawn, the terrace faces east toward the coastline; by late afternoon, it becomes the ideal vantage point for observing the sun’s descent over the Adriatic. The open-air arrangement means breakfast happens with unobstructed views, lunch becomes a prolonged affair, and evening aperitifs stretch into the night as local wines and regional spirits are sampled. Beyond the private pool, guests retain access to a shared communal pool (13 metres by 7 metres) within the complex, along with a children’s playground—useful additions for families managing multiple age groups. The grounds themselves present opportunities for walking and exploration, with trails connecting to nearby villages and hiking routes threading through the surrounding hills.

Location: Budva and the Surrounding Area

Blizikuce sits approximately 5 kilometres from the Budva Riviera’s main beach zones, positioning Villa Nenad Montenegro within reach of several distinct coastal destinations. Sveti Stefan, 12 kilometres south, draws visitors for its iconic islet and distinctive pink-hued pebble beaches—the unusual colouration results from mineral-rich stones that catch the Mediterranean light at particular angles, most dramatically around sunset. The town itself offers waterfront restaurants, boutique hotels, and a scenic promenade ideal for evening strolls. Budva’s Old Town, 8 kilometres north, contains medieval fortifications, the famous Ballerina Statue, and the Citadel fortress offering panoramic views across the Bay of Kotor. The cobblestone streets host galleries, craft shops, and family-owned restaurants serving Montenegrin seafood specialities and local wines from the Vranac and Podgorica regions.

For beach enthusiasts, King’s Beach lies between Sveti Stefan and the more exclusive Queen’s Beach, both featuring clear turquoise water and organised watersports including jet skiing, kayaking, and snorkelling. Sveti Nikola Island, nicknamed ‘Montenegrin Hawaii’ by locals, sits 4 kilometres offshore and is accessible by boat hire from Budva marina—the dramatic rocky formation creates a natural amphitheatre of turquoise water ideal for swimming and photography. The Budva Riviera extends north toward Bar (22 kilometres), a port town with seafood markets, family beaches, and ferry connections to Albania across the Adriatic Strait. Inland, the Lovćen National Park rises 1,749 metres above sea level and contains walking trails ranging from moderate to challenging, with views extending to the Bay of Kotor and beyond.

The nearest supermarket and convenience shops cluster in central Budva, approximately 8 kilometres from the villa. Dining ranges from casual seaside taverns serving fresh catch daily to family-run restaurants in Blizikuce village itself, where traditional Montenegrin meals (under-the-bell cooking, grilled meats, fresh vegetables) cost considerably less than resort establishments. Browse our villas in Budva Municipality for alternative properties, explore our luxury villas across Montenegro, and review our comprehensive Montenegro travel guide for seasonal planning and cultural insights.

Best months to visit: May through September offer reliable sunshine, warm sea temperatures (rising from 18°C in May to 25°C in August), and minimal rainfall. June and September provide the ideal combination of warm weather and fewer crowds than July-August. October remains pleasant with water temperatures around 20°C. Winter (November–March) sees occasional rain and temperatures dropping to 8–12°C, though sunny days still occur regularly.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families (6 adults or families with teenagers): Three separate bedrooms with private bathrooms eliminate morning bathroom queues. The private pool and shared playground accommodate different age groups and energy levels simultaneously. The barbecue area supports large shared meals without relying on restaurant bookings.

Multi-generational groups: Grandparents can occupy the ground-floor queen bedroom, avoiding stairs. Parents and teenagers take the first-floor options. Ensuite bathrooms provide privacy. The quieter hillside location suits those seeking rest rather than nightlife.

Couples seeking space and privacy: Either of the first-floor bedrooms provides a secluded retreat. The shared amenities mean social interaction is optional, not mandatory. The elevated position means fewer neighbouring villas and minimal noise from the main Budva roads.

Families prioritising water access and outdoor activity: The private pool eliminates beach queues for families with young children. Nearby hiking trails, kayaking sites, and the children’s playground keep mixed ages engaged. Self-catering facilities mean flexible mealtimes suited to family schedules.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: Villa Nenad Montenegro accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Bedroom flexibility allows sleeping arrangements of either 2+2+2 (double beds) or 2+2+3 (if one double is converted to twin singles).

Nearest Airport: Podgorica Airport (TGD), approximately 70 kilometres north, typically requires 1.5 hours’ drive by car. Tivat Airport (TIV), 35 kilometres north near the Bay of Kotor, offers a 45-minute transfer. Both airports have car rental desks; the villa can arrange private transfers through local operators.

What’s Included: Utilities (electricity, water, heating), high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, bed linen, towels, hairdryers, and access to the shared pool and playground. The private pool is cleaned and maintained during occupation. Parking is available on the property.

Check-in & Check-out: Standard arrival times are 16:00 (4 PM); departures by 11:00 (11 AM). Early check-in and late check-out subject to availability can sometimes be arranged with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Nenad Montenegro

How many guests does Villa Nenad Montenegro sleep?

Villa Nenad Montenegro sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: the ground-floor queen, a first-floor double with balcony access, and a first-floor bedroom offering either one double bed or two single beds. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Nenad Montenegro in Budva?

Podgorica Airport (TGD) is the primary gateway, located 70 kilometres away with a typical driving time of 90 minutes. Tivat Airport (TIV), situated 35 kilometres north near the Bay of Kotor, provides a shorter 45-minute transfer. Both offer international flights and car rental facilities. Private transfer services to the villa cost between €50–€80 depending on vehicle type.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Nenad Montenegro?

May through September guarantees warm, sunny weather with sea temperatures suitable for swimming (18–25°C). June and September offer optimal conditions—warm days without the intense heat and peak crowds of July-August. October remains pleasant with temperatures around 20°C and fewer tourists. Winter (November–March) experiences occasional rain and cooler temperatures (8–12°C), though it remains dry on many days and suits visitors seeking solitude or those escaping harsher northern winters.

Is Villa Nenad Montenegro suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool provides safe swimming without lifeguard reliance or crowded public beaches. The villa’s elevated position away from main roads reduces traffic noise and hazards. The shared playground on the complex grounds provides supervised play opportunities. Nearby Budva and Sveti Stefan have shallow family beaches. The self-catering kitchen allows flexible mealtimes suited to children’s schedules, while the private outdoor space means parents can relax while children play safely within sight.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Nenad Montenegro?

Rental rates include all utilities (electricity, water, gas heating), high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, bed linen, bath towels, hand towels, hairdryers, and initial cleaning upon arrival. The private pool and shared facilities are maintained during your stay. Parking on the property is included. Cleaning at departure, additional services (laundry, grocery pre-shopping), and guest transfers are optional extras arranged at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Nenad Montenegro?

Blizikuce village itself contains two small restaurants serving traditional Montenegrin grilled meats and fresh fish, each within walking distance (200–400 metres). Budva town centre (8 kilometres, 12-minute drive) offers dozens of seafood restaurants along the waterfront, craft breweries, and an open-air market operating daily with fresh produce, cheeses, and local wines. Sveti Stefan (12 kilometres, 20 minutes) features upmarket beachfront dining with Mediterranean cuisine. Supermarkets ‘Idea’ and ‘Maxi’ operate in central Budva, 8 kilometres away, stocking international brands alongside local products. For wine, the ‘Podgorica Wine Route’ showcases three regional wineries accessible as day trips, approximately 1.5 hours’ drive inland.