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Real estate for sale throughout Lithuania in one search: apartments, houses, land, commercial premises and garages. Select the property type, city or neighbourhood, set price and floor area limits, and view results in a list or on the map. Listings cover major cities, smaller towns and rural areas. Sort by “Newest” to see the latest listings first.

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What types of real estate can you find?

Property for sale is grouped by type, so you can go straight to the category you need:

  • Apartments for sale: homes in older buildings and new developments in cities and resorts.
  • Houses and townhouses: detached and semi-detached houses, country properties and garden houses.
  • Land: residential, agricultural, garden and commercial plots.
  • Commercial premises: offices, retail units, warehouses and production premises.
  • Garages and parking spaces.

Find newly built homes directly from developers under new projects.

If you are looking in a particular city, select it in the search, for example real estate for sale in Vilnius. Compare properties of different sizes using the price per square metre, and filter by posting date to see the latest listings.

What should you check before buying real estate?

  • Owners and restrictions. An extract from the Centre of Registers shows who owns the property and whether it is mortgaged or subject to seizure.
  • Land use. Before buying a plot, check its permitted use and boundaries in the Centre of Registers' REGIA mapping system, as the designation affects what and how you can build.
  • Premises use. When buying commercial premises, check that the registered use suits your business, for example retail or services.
  • Energy efficiency. The building's certificate states its energy efficiency rating and helps you compare heating costs.

How does the transaction work?

In Lithuania, a real estate sale and purchase agreement must be certified by a notary, and ownership is registered with the Centre of Registers. The notary checks the documents, but you should assess the property's condition, neighbourhood and transport links in person. To see listings offered directly by owners, choose the advertiser type “Private”.