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How much does a one-bedroom flat cost in Bar, Montenegro? Prices from Sutomore to Dobra Voda (November 2026)

On 9 November 2026, 251 one-bedroom flats for sale in Bar were advertised on Fijaka at a median of €137,000, or €2,860 per m². Prices by area, what a budget buys, what the flat rents for and what buying costs on top.

Rohat KahramanAttorney, RoNa Legal

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How much does a one-bedroom flat cost in Bar? On 9 November 2026, 251 one-bedroom flats for sale in the municipality of Bar were advertised on Fijaka at a median asking price of €137,000, or €2,860 per m². Half of them asked between €120,000 and €174,000, and the typical flat had 50 m².

Bar is one of the cheaper places to buy on the Montenegrin coast. The municipality runs from Sutomore in the north to Dobra Voda and Utjeha in the south, and prices differ along the way. This page shows them by area, plus what a budget buys, what the flat rents for and what buying costs on top.

One-bedroom flats in Bar: the numbers

Measure9 November 2026
One-bedroom flats for sale251 listings from 11 sellers
Median asking price€137,000
Middle half of asking prices€120,000 to €174,000
Median price per m²€2,860
Median size50 m²
One-bedroom flats for rent108 listings
Median asking rent€500 a month

The largest seller has 42% of the one-bedroom flats for sale; without its listings the median is the same, €137,000.

Current listings: flats for sale in Bar and flats near the sea in Bar.

Which part of Bar is cheapest?

Across all flat sizes, six areas have enough listings from different sellers:

AreaFlats for saleMedian priceMedian price per m²
Čeluga20€145,000€2,360
Sutomore61€135,000€2,400
Utjeha27€120,000€2,420
Šušanj38€123,000€2,490
Ilino66€172,000€2,720
Dobra Voda60€193,000€2,900

In Sutomore the largest seller has 49% of the listings; without it the median falls to €2,200 per m². For one-bedroom flats alone, only Dobra Voda passes the test so far: 17 flats at a median €142,000, or €2,940 per m².

What does your budget buy?

BudgetOne-bedroom flats at or below it
€100,00023
€125,00074
€150,000147
€200,000197

A studio is the step down: 87 studios asked a median €96,000 for 33 m². A two-bedroom flat is the step up: 280 listings at a median €189,000 for 73 m². Flats up to €150,000 are on one page: flats under €150,000 in Bar.

What does the same flat rent for?

One-bedroom flats for long-term rent in Bar asked a median of €500 a month on 9 November 2026 (108 listings; half between €400 and €600). Against the median asking price that is a gross yield of 4.4% a year, or about 22.8 years of rent for the price, before tax, empty months and running costs.

What does buying cost on top of the price?

Frequently asked questions

What is the average price of a one-bedroom flat in Bar? The median asking price was €137,000 on 9 November 2026, across 251 listings on Fijaka.

Is Sutomore cheaper than Bar? Sutomore is part of the municipality of Bar. Its flats asked a median €2,400 per m², among the lowest in the municipality; Dobra Voda asked €2,900 per m².

Can I buy a one-bedroom flat in Bar for under €100,000? Yes, 23 of the 251 one-bedroom flats asked €100,000 or less on 9 November 2026.

How much is the rent for a one-bedroom flat in Bar? The median asking rent for a long-term let was €500 a month across 108 listings.

Is Bar cheaper than Budva? Yes. A one-bedroom flat in Budva asked a median €175,000 on the same day. The full comparison is in Bar or Budva: where to buy a flat.

How these numbers were measured

Asking prices of all active one-bedroom flats for sale and for rent in the municipality of Bar on Fijaka on 9 November 2026. Medians leave out listings without a price. An area is shown only with at least 15 listings from at least 3 sellers, where no seller has half of them. These are asking prices, not sale prices. City-by-city figures are in the Fijaka price per m² index.

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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. We recommend seeking professional advice from a licensed attorney for real estate transactions in Montenegro.