Three-bedroom apartments for rent in Podgorica - page 13
Found 157 adverts for Three-bedroom apartments for rent in Podgorica

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Momišići, Podgorica – 114 m², 2 bathrooms. Price: 1.000 €
3 bedrooms
2
114 m²
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1.000 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Preko Morače, Podgorica – 95 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 1.500 €
3 bedrooms
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95 m²
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1.500 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Dalmatinska ulica, Podgorica – 80 m², 2 bathrooms. Price: 800 €
3 bedrooms
2
80 m²
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800 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Nova Dalmatinska, Podgorica – 82 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 1.000 €
3 bedrooms
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82 m²
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1.000 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Zelenika, Podgorica – 115 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 750 €
3 bedrooms
1
115 m²
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750 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Gorica C, Podgorica – 130 m², 2 bathrooms. Price: 2.000 €
3 bedrooms
2
130 m²
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2.000 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Preko Morače, Podgorica – 95 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 700 €
3 bedrooms
1
95 m²
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700 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Gornja Gorica, Podgorica – 105 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 1.100 €
3 bedrooms
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105 m²
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1.100 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Preko Morače, Podgorica – 140 m², 3 bathrooms. Price: 2.000 €
3 bedrooms
3
140 m²
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2.000 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Gorica C, Podgorica – 147 m², 2 bathrooms. Price: 2.000 €
3 bedrooms
2
147 m²
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2.000 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Preko Morače, Podgorica – 145 m², 1 bathroom. Price: 1.700 €
3 bedrooms
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145 m²
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1.700 €

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Three bedroom apartment for rent Centar, Podgorica – 130 m², 2 bathrooms. Price: 2.200 €
3 bedrooms
2
130 m²
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2.200 €
Three-bedroom apartments for rent in Podgorica - what you should know
If you are looking for a three-bedroom apartment to rent in Podgorica, you are looking for the largest space the rental housing market can offer. Three separate rooms mean you can have a master bedroom for yourself and your partner, a room for a child and a home office or guest room — a level of comfort unattainable in smaller flats. Three-bedroom apartments are the primary choice for families with children, couples planning a long-term stay in the city and foreign professionals arriving with their families. Rent ranges from €900 to €1,500 per month, with luxuriously furnished apartments in premium buildings reaching even more. The choice of neighbourhood is a particularly important decision for three-bedroom apartments as you are planning a longer stay. Zabjelo is popular with families with children — proximity to schools, nurseries and the KBC hospital, new-build 85–100 m² rents for €900 to €1,100. City Kvart and Central Point are premium options from €1,000 to €1,500 with an excellent location and all amenities within walking distance. Gorica C and Preko Morača are quieter neighbourhoods with greenery, popular with families who value peace. For larger floor areas at a lower rent, Blok 5, Centar and older buildings offer three-bedroom flats of 80 to 130 m² at more accessible prices. Three-bedroom apartments are increasingly offered in unfurnished variants as longer-term tenants often have their own furniture and want to adapt the space to themselves. Utilities for a three-bedroom flat amount to €130 to €200 per month and are not included in the rent. The standard contract is for 12 months with a deposit and the first month's rent in advance — when moving into a flat at €1,100 you need €2,200 immediately available.
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Frequently asked questions
Rent for a three-bedroom apartment in Podgorica ranges from €900 to €1,500 per month and more for luxury flats. In Zabjelo, new-build 85–100 m² with a parking space rents for €900 to €1,100. City Kvart achieves €1,000 to €1,400 — a three-bedroom of 100 m² there costs €1,200 per month. Central Point is similar in price. Gorica C, Ljubović and Pobrežje offer rents of €950 to €1,200. Older buildings in Blok 5 and Centar can offer three-bedroom flats even below €900 for older construction with a larger floor area. Always add utilities of €130 to €200 per month on top of the rent.
For families with children, Zabjelo is the right choice — schools, nurseries, KBC, good infrastructure and reasonable rent. Gorica C and Ljubović are quieter, greener locations with somewhat calmer neighbours — a good choice if peace and quiet matter to you. City Kvart and Central Point are premium options with a central location but at a higher price. Pobrežje is a good middle option — somewhat quieter than City Kvart with similar infrastructure characteristics. For larger floor areas at a lower price, Blok 5 offers older construction but solid flats of 100–130 m² below the market average.
Check whether the flat has a master bedroom with its own bathroom — this is the standard for three-bedroom flats and without it adults sharing the flat will find things uncomfortable. Check the size of each room — a smaller room under 9 m² is a problem if you plan to use it as a proper bedroom. Pay attention to the building's service charges, especially if the building has a pool, reception or gym — these can amount to €150 to €400 per month and come on top of the rent. Visit the flat in the evening to hear the sound insulation and assess noise from the surroundings.
Three-bedroom apartments are offered both furnished and unfurnished — unlike studios and one-bedroom flats, the supply of unfurnished flats is much more present here. An unfurnished flat is a smart option if you have your own furniture or plan to stay for a long time and want to arrange the space to your own taste. The rent for an unfurnished three-bedroom flat is on average €100 to €150 lower than a furnished one of the same size and location. If you take an unfurnished flat, do not forget to budget for furnishing costs.
Utilities for a three-bedroom apartment in Podgorica amount to €130 to €200 per month, depending on the season and the size of the flat. Electricity is the largest cost — in winter months heating can increase the bill by €50 to €80. Internet costs €15 to €25, water and the communal maintenance fee together around €30 to €50. If the building has shared costs (lift, cleaner, video surveillance), this can be a further €30 to €100 per month. A flat with a rent of €1,100 can cost up to €1,400 per month in total. Always ask the landlord for average bills.
The standard deposit is one month's rent, and many landlords of three-bedroom flats also require the last month's rent in advance — for a flat at €1,100 that means €2,200 immediately, and with the last month up to €3,300. The contract should clearly define: the rent amount, what is included, who bears the costs of repairs to appliances and installations, the notice period, conditions for the return of the deposit and whether a rent increase is possible during the contract period. Notarisation is not compulsory but is recommended, especially for flats with a high rent where misunderstandings are possible.
Useful tips
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Calculate the realistic total cost
Rent is just the starting point. For a three-bedroom flat, add utilities (€130–€200), internet (€15–€25), parking if not included (€40–€80) and possibly building service charges (€30–€100). A flat with a rent of €1,100 can actually cost €1,350 to €1,500 per month.
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Check the building's service charges
Luxury buildings with a reception, pool or gym can have service charges of €150 to €400 per month. For a three-bedroom flat in such a building, this is a significant amount that comes on top of the rent. Always ask how much these charges are and what they cover — this is one of the most frequently overlooked costs when agreeing a rental.
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Make a detailed inventory list
With three-bedroom flats the deposit is higher, making documentation especially important. Photograph every room, every piece of furniture and every appliance. In particular, document the condition of floors and walls in each room. Send it to the landlord for confirmation — this is the only protection against unwarranted deductions from the deposit when you leave.
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Check proximity to school and nursery
If you have school-age children, the walking distance to school is one of the most important factors for everyday life. Also check the availability of a nursery for younger children and proximity to a health centre or clinic. In Zabjelo, Pobrežje and Ljubović this network is particularly well developed, which is a direct reason why these neighbourhoods are popular with families.
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Check parking for all vehicles in the household
Families taking a three-bedroom flat often have two vehicles. Check immediately how many parking spaces come with the flat and whether it is possible to arrange the lease of a second space. In central neighbourhoods such as City Kvart and Centar, parking is particularly scarce and expensive. Lack of parking can be a daily frustration that spoils what is already expensive accommodation.
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Read the contract carefully — who bears repair costs
A three-bedroom flat has many appliances — three air conditioning units, a boiler, kitchen appliances. The contract must clearly define who bears the costs of repairs and replacements. An unclear contract on this point is the source of the most common disputes in rental agreements. Insist that this item is explicitly written into the contract — nobody enjoys negotiating after the fact over an air conditioning repair costing €800.