Apartment with a bay window in a historic Vilnius building
Egidija Bružienė
Send MessageVilnius, Senamiestis, Gedimino pr.
Some homes derive their character not from their interiors, but from the place itself and the history it carries. These apartments are exactly that. Set within the historic building at 39 Gedimino Avenue, they preserve something that simply cannot be recreated – authentic architectural details, striking proportions and traces of more than a century of life in the heart of Vilnius.
Located on the fourth floor, this 74.29 sq. m residence is designed with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, creating a well-balanced city home with a clear separation between shared and private spaces. The layout works equally well for a couple looking for an additional room for guests or work, or for a small family wishing to make the very centre of Vilnius their home.
One of the residence’s most distinctive features is its historic bay window, adding architectural character to the interior and opening up different perspectives of the city. South- and west-facing windows overlook Gedimino Avenue and Ankštoji Street, allowing natural light to enter the home at different times of the day. 3.60-metre-high ceilings further emphasise the generous proportions characteristic of historic architecture.
Authentic interior details intended for restoration have been preserved throughout the apartment, reflecting the history of the building and providing a distinctive foundation for an individual interior concept. The residence is offered unfinished, giving its future owner the freedom to decide how to combine the building’s historic character with contemporary aesthetics and their own way of living.
The building at 39 Gedimino Avenue is distinguished by its ornate historic façade, bay windows, balconies and carefully restored architectural details. Beyond its representative façade lies a private inner courtyard, offering a sense of privacy and separation from the rhythm of the avenue.
Life here begins the moment you step outside. Gedimino Avenue makes it possible to experience everyday Vilnius on foot – surrounded by restaurants, cafés, theatres and cultural venues, with Lukiškės Square, the Old Town and the Neris riverfront all just a few minutes away. Here, the historic character of the city blends naturally with the way Vilnius lives today.
