Vilnius

Apartments for rent in Vilnius

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Renting in Vilnius often reflects finances and changes in life. In a large city, decisions move quickly as supply is broad and prices change. Apartments remain popular with working people, students and families. Domoplius rental listings are a useful first step, bringing the available options together in one place.

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1 700 €

17 €/m²
98 m² | 1940 year | 3 rooms | 2 floor

Vilnius, Senamiestis

Olga Akelienė, Ober-Haus
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2 500 €

26 €/m²
95.94 m² | 2012 year | 4 rooms | 5 floor

Vilnius, Antakalnis

Jurgita Petravičiūtė Ober-Haus, Ober-Haus
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450 €

9 €/m²
50 m² | 1978 year | 2 rooms | 6 floor

Vilnius, Baltupiai

Elvinas Kalanta, REON
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650 €

13 €/m²
50 m² | 2007 year | 2 rooms | 2 floor

Vilnius, Žirmūnai

Teodoras Povilonis, OPPA agentūra
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350 €

23 €/m²
15 m² | 1900 year | 1 room | 2 floor

Vilnius, Naujoji Vilnia

Teodoras Povilonis, OPPA agentūra
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700 €

19 €/m²
36 m² | 2024 year | 2 rooms | 2 floor

Vilnius, Žirmūnai

LORUS, LORUS AGENCY
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650 €

22 €/m²
30 m² | 1960 year | 2 rooms | 2 floor

Vilnius, Žirmūnai

Gedas Vitkauskas, Urban Estate
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700 €

11 €/m²
65 m² | 1970 year | 3 rooms | 1 floor

Vilnius, Senamiestis

Karolis Petraitis, OPPA agentūra
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400 €

11 €/m²
35 m² | 1984 year | 1 room | 5 floor

Vilnius, Justiniškės

Kristina Vasilkovienė, Vilniaus turtas
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399 €

20 €/m²
20 m² | 2019 year | 1 room | 7 floor

Vilnius, Markučiai

Karolis Petraitis, OPPA agentūra
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850 €

20 €/m²
42.1 m² | 2023 year | 2 rooms | 1 floor

Vilnius, Vilkpedė

Martynas Šimkus, Ober-Haus
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600 €

9 €/m²
66.68 m² | 1983 year | 3 rooms | 3 floor

Vilnius, Justiniškės

Edgar Kaziukevičius, Ober-Haus
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1 200 €

16 €/m²
75 m² | 2023 year | 3 rooms | 1 floor

Vilnius, Santariškės

Elvinas Kalanta, REON
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1 200 €

10 €/m²
120 m² | 1997 year | 3 rooms | 3 floor

Vilnius, Antakalnis

Elvinas Kalanta, REON
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1 200 €

27 €/m²
44 m² | 1940 year | 2 rooms | 2 floor

Vilnius, Senamiestis

Audronis Meištas, REON
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1 100 €

16 €/m²
70 m² | 2010 year | 3 rooms | 3 floor

Vilnius, Saulėtekis

Donatas Drungilas, Vilniaus turtas
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650 €

14 €/m²
45 m² | 2018 year | 1 room | 2 floor

Vilnius, Lazdynėliai

Tomas Rusakas, Capital Team
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400 €

16 €/m²
25 m² | 1940 year | 1 room | 1 floor

Vilnius, Senamiestis

Elvinas Kalanta, REON
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750 €

13 €/m²
60 m² | 1970 year | 3 rooms | 1 floor

Vilnius, Šnipiškės

Elvinas Kalanta, REON
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500 €

13 €/m²
38 m² | 2008 year | 1 room | 2 floor

Vilnius, Pašilaičiai

Audronis Meištas, REON

How to let an apartment in Vilnius quickly

Preparation and a clear offer are essential. Different apartments appeal to different people, so present yours carefully. Listings generally receive more attention when:

  • the apartment is clean, tidy and ready for viewings,
  • daylight photographs show its real size and condition,
  • the description explains all terms without hidden details,
  • the move-in date offers flexibility,
  • prompt communication helps people decide.

This helps your rental apartment stand out from competing offers.

What should owners and tenants know about long-term rentals?

Renting involves finding terms that suit both sides, not just agreeing a price. A long-term agreement should clearly cover:

  • the contract term and termination procedure,
  • the deposit and refund conditions,
  • arrangements for paying utilities,
  • responsibility for maintenance and repairs,
  • rules for pets and subletting.

A clear contract helps prevent disputes, particularly when renting directly from an owner.

What determines the rent?

Vilnius rents vary by neighbourhood, condition and changes in supply. Long-term rentals tend to offer more stable prices, although new developments and growing demand influence the market. New apartments usually cost more for energy efficiency and modern features; cheaper rentals are more common further from the centre or in older buildings.

Compare several offers and neighbourhoods against your daily needs. Renting directly can simplify communication and avoid extra costs. Reviewing the full selection on Domoplius helps you understand the market and choose a suitable apartment.