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In the historic Bay of Kotor region, demand and prices are rising as the country broadens its appeal to foreign buyers.

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3.5 million dollars (3.1 million euros)

This four-bedroom stone buy/house/">house/">house is located in Dobrota, a small town just a few steps away from the historic center of Kotor, one of Montenegro's most popular tourist destinations. It is part of the waterfront with houses and small restaurants on the shores of Kotor Bay, a flooded river canyon at the foot of the limestone cliffs of Mount Lovcen.

In addition to the four-level main house, built in the early 19th century, the property includes three studio apartments, each with its own kitchen and bathroom. During the summer season, the house and apartments rent for 1,000 euros ($1120) a day, usually for events and wedding parties, said Ivana Vukicevic, real estate portfolio manager at Montenegro Prospects, which is promoting the house.

The property has a total of 3,553 square feet of space, including a garage with a wide roof terrace. In front of the house, across a small road, is a public boat dock with a waterfront deck.

The first mention of the villa dates back to 1808, Ms. Vukicevic said.

The entrance to the house is through an enclosed courtyard surrounded by a stone wall. The main floor features a living room with fireplace, modern eat-in kitchen, laundry room and bathroom. The kitchen has granite countertops and custom cabinets, as well as a door leading to an ivy-covered patio with sink and BBQ.