Sea-side Old Stone Villa In Private Mediterranian Garden

I'm 55 years old historian of art. My husband was a mechanical engineer, specialized for environmental control. We have a daughter who is 22. She studies International Affairs and Media. My parents bought this house when I was a baby, so we own it for a really long time :) We love our house very much. I have to admit that I actually don't like renting my house at all. But, considering how much we are pressed with work and the other obligations, and how little time we can spend there lately, we decided to rent. We try to rent it to the nice people.

My family loves this house. It is a stone-made mansion, build in a rustic manner, surrounded with a green Mediterranean style garden. There is a big fig tree in the back of the house, I used to climb on when I was a child, and my daughter continued that tradition. There is also an olive tree, a mulberry tree and a palm tree in my garden too, making shade and giving fruits. The garden itself is surrounded with stone walls, with old wooden ports on both sides. The beach is only a few minutes away by foot. I especially love the water there, I just can't stop drinking it. It is because the water in our pipeline comes from the mountain spring which gives the water exceptional quality. I also love the fact that most of the places worth seeing in Montenegro are easy to reach - Budva with its restaurants, the old Capital Cetinje, Lovcen mountain, Skadar Lake which is beyond beautiful with its numerous islands and the medieval churches on them, the mouth of Bojana river to the sea, where the longest sand beach in Europe is situated (really good place for kiting I must say) and also a naturist camp... everything is from 15 to 80 minutes of drive.

There is a 13th century medieval monastery on the hill above our village, so the church bells are echoing across the sea every morning. The whole village is built in the oak forest, so it is quiet and green. The birds are singing in the trees in the morning, and the squirrels are playing in the sun. The beach is nearby, only few minutes of walk downhill. It is partly pebbly, partly sandy. The entrance to the beach is free, unlike other beaches in Montenegro. Although our village is hidden from all that summer crowd and noise, all the places for evening entertainment - restaurants, bars, casinos, open air theaters etc are only ten minutes of drive away. The choice is yours!