Apartments for sale in Vilnius

Which Vilnius neighbourhood should you choose?

People who enjoy city life often choose Senamiestis, Naujamiestis or Šnipiškės, while those seeking quieter surroundings look at Antakalnis, Bajorai, Pilaitė or Lazdynai. Pašilaičiai, Fabijoniškės and Justiniškės mainly have apartment buildings from the late twentieth century, so a larger apartment there usually costs less than in the centre. Before buying an apartment in Vilnius, consider transport connections, nearby schools and nurseries, and parking in the courtyard.

How can you save when buying an apartment in the capital?

The cheapest apartments in Vilnius are usually in older buildings farther from the centre, but location is only one factor in the final cost:

• Construction year. Heating costs are lower in a new building: buildings whose construction permit applications were submitted from 2021 are subject to an A++ energy efficiency requirement, so ask to see the certificate.
• Finishing. An apartment with partial finishing costs less, but calculate the cost of completing the work before moving in.
• Renovation. In an older building, ask whether it has been renovated or renovation is planned, and how much is paid each month towards the renovation loan.
• Negotiation. When the owner sells directly, you discuss the price with the decision-maker.
• Urgent sales. An owner advertising an urgent sale may be more open to negotiation, but check the documents just as carefully.

What should you check before signing a contract?

Check the apartment's owners and any mortgage or seizure in the Centre of Registers, and ask the building administrator or association for a statement of outstanding debts. An apartment sale and purchase agreement must be certified by a notary. New apartment listings in Vilnius appear daily, so save your search to return to the same filters in one click. Find newly built homes from developers under new projects in Vilnius, or browse apartments for rent in Vilnius if you are still considering renting.