Une Résidence De Luxe Exceptionnelle Dans La Vieille Ville De Vilnius

Set within the prestigious Misionierių Sodai development in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, this exceptional 230 m² residence brings together distinctive architecture, sophisticated interiors and a remarkable sense of space.

Designed by CLÉ DE MAISON, the two-level interior presents a contemporary interpretation of classic elegance, enriched with subtle Neo Art Deco influences. Natural stone, crystal, mirrored surfaces and metallic accents are balanced by bespoke furnishings and carefully considered lighting, creating an interior that feels luxurious yet refined.

At the heart of the residence is an impressive open-plan living and dining area, where ceilings rise to approximately five metres. The focal point is a bespoke fireplace illuminated by LED-lit Patagonia stone, echoed by a matching stone kitchen island. A sculptural staircase, geometric detailing and statement lighting further define the character of the space, while abundant natural light enhances its generous proportions.

The apartment offers three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a separate office located on the mezzanine level. The primary suite has been conceived as a private retreat, with a centrally positioned bed, an elegant en-suite bathroom and a bespoke walk-in wardrobe.

Smart-home technology has been seamlessly integrated throughout the residence, adding a contemporary level of comfort and convenience.

The property is complemented by two private garage units totalling approximately 100 m², providing three parking spaces and storage, as well as an extraordinary 50 m² wine cellar dating back to the 17th century.

Located on the top floor of the development, the residence combines the privacy and scale of a private home with one of the most desirable settings in Vilnius Old Town.

The quality of the interior has also received international recognition, earning a nomination for Best Interior Design Scheme – Europe at the 2024 International Design & Architecture Awards by design et al.