Osakehuoneisto osta in Budva, Budva

The apartment is located on the first floor of the new building project in Petrovac, Budva Municipality, 300 meters from the sea. The apartment has open floor plan living area with kitchen and dining room, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a seaview terrace. The project consists of 2 buildings and a pool in front. The construction will be done in 2025. ‍ The project located in one of the best locations in Petrovac, which is connected to other parts of the city, but also to the main highway towards Budva and Bar. The intimacy of the location is reflected in its separation from the city center. The design emphasis was placed on achieving a suitable orientation of the apartments, in order to achieve optimal sunlight throughout the year and meet energy efficiency requirements. Also, every apartment has a view of the sea or olive groves and greenery in the surroundings. The highest level of equipment, the introduction of the most modern construction systems and technology, and the finishing elements will set this complex apart as a modern housing concept in an attractive location in Petrovac. About the Building HIGH STANDARDS OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY The buildings were designed according to high requirements on energy efficiency, adapted primarily to future standards. Superior facades in combination with special insulating materials will be system solutions for thermal and sound insulation of buildings. Low-energy heat losses are reduced to the lowest percentage by using new systems of window openings and light prisons. EQUIPMENT ELEMENTS Parquets of authentic style and the highest quality processing will be used as final floor coverings. Interior doors and woodwork from renovated manufacturers. Tiles of top quality and modern design. Quality bathroom sanitary ware. All final elements of interior furnishing can be chosen in direct cooperation with customers, so that the delivered project is in accordance with the style and requirements of future tenants. FLOOR ARRANGEMENT In the parterre composition, as well as in the planters with molded sub-walls, a Mediterranean autochthonous parterre is planned, dominated by drought and trampling resistant plants, as well as the planting of olive trees. In this way, the building successfully respects the original architectural style and thus the public space is beautified. Planters provide additional greening of the facade and enrichment of the visual identity of the building with local types of green plants, such as creepers. Also, the building is surrounded by a brick fence made of stone, which at the same time are the supporting walls of the falling terrain. ‍ The pool is integrated into the plot in the place where there were traditional sub walls, dry walls, so the shape of the pool and the ground floor arrangement suggest the shape and size of dry walls. Due to the slope of the terrain, the plot is arranged on the ground floor with a cascading terrace in a width of 3-5m with a green curtain on the soil buffer of 90-120cm for smaller plants (oleanders, oranges, etc.) ‍