Premises in an authentic building in Vilnius Old Town
Karina Paulauskaitė
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Vilnius, Senamiestis, Visų Šventųjų g.
In the Old Town of Vilnius, within a labyrinth of historic streets where every façade tells the story of the city’s evolution, commercial premises intended for food service with a total area of 202.53 sq. m are for sale. This authentic space spans two levels — the ground floor (115.17 sq. m) and the basement (87.36 sq. m), where old masonry arches, natural wall textures, and preserved medieval structural elements evoke the character of the old city. It is a space that invites experiences where functionality matters just as much as the authentic impression of Vilnius.
The premises are located in a valuable historical building — the history of this residence dates back to the 17th century; in 1623 the palace is mentioned in the Lithuanian Metrica as an important urban residential ensemble. Over the centuries, it belonged to various generations of townspeople and nobles, and the surviving architectural elements reflect the building’s long history marked by cultural transformations. The preserved architectural layers allow one to feel the passage of time and the unique spirit of this place. Such heritage gives the premises not only architectural distinction but also a sense of lasting value, which is especially appreciated in Vilnius Old Town.
The premises feature storefront windows facing the Old Town street, and the possibility to install signage on the façade ensures visibility for your concept, pedestrian flow, and a representative image for commercial activity. Upon opening the façade doors, you are greeted by a hall of almost 60 sq. m with a universal white-wall aesthetic that allows the space to be easily adapted to various business concepts. The basement showcases fragments of old architecture — red brick walls, arches, and natural stone textures, which are excellent for gastronomic, creative, or artistic experiences. It is a space with its own rhythm and sense of history, where expressive architecture becomes part of the visitors’ perception.
The premises consist of 9 separate areas and 2 sanitary units, which makes it easy to create both functional and atmospheric zones. The space is suitable for a restaurant, café, gallery, boutique store, office, or creative studio — a place where commercial functions naturally blend with history. According to the architectural design, there is a possibility to separate part of the premises and convert it into an almost 53 sq. m residential unit with a separate entrance.
Karina Paulauskaitė
Baltic Sotheby's International RealtyOffered by
