Apartment€99,000
Vilnius
2 bd 27 m²
Lithuanian Apartments for Sale: From Vilnius Old Town to the Baltic Coast
1,333 apartments currently listed for sale in Lithuania.
Apartments for sale in Lithuania
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€139,900
Klaipėda
2 bd 44 m²
Apartment€94,900
Klaipėda
2 bd 39 m²
Apartment€110,000
Klaipėda
2 bd 53 m²
Apartment€69,500
Klaipėda
1 bd 30 m²
Apartment€28,000
Klaipėda
1 bd 17 m²
Apartment€150,000
Kaunas
4 bd 83 m²
Apartment€220,000
Kaunas
2 bd 55 m²
Apartment€339,000
Klaipėda
3 bd 82 m²
Apartment€82,500
Klaipėda
1 bd 22 m²
Apartment€390,000
Vilnius
3 bd 84 m²
Apartment€140,000
Alytus
2 bd 59 m²
Apartment€320,000
Vilnius
2 bd 53 m²
Apartment€298,000
Vilnius
3 bd 79 m²
Apartment€169,000
Vilnius
2 bd 50 m²
Apartment€108,000
Klaipėda
3 bd 76 m²
Apartment€85,200
Panevėžys
1 bd 53 m²
Apartment€74,000
Klaipėda
2 bd 37 m²
Apartment€130,000
Klaipėda
3 bd 61 m²
Apartment€22,500
Klaipėda
1 bd 12 m²
Apartment€74,999
Palanga
1 bd 30 m²
Apartment€175,000
Klaipėda
2 bd 52 m²
Apartment€168,900
Kaunas
2 bd 43 m²
Apartment€72,000
Klaipėda
1 bd 36 m²
Apartments in Lithuania
Apartments for sale in Lithuania account for 1,172 of 1,852 listings in our database, making flats by far the largest category. Lithuania is one of the Baltic region's most affordable euro-zone markets, and foreigners may buy apartments without special permission. The best deals depend on the building era and the city.
The numbers
Across Lithuania, the median asking price in current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €137,700 for all property types, with the middle half between €89,995 and €250,000 and a median of €2,354 per m². Apartments sit in this range but climb above it in Vilnius and Palanga.
| Lithuania, all types | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,852 |
| Apartment listings | 1,172 |
| Median asking price | €137,700 |
| Middle half | €89,995 to €250,000 |
| Median per m² | €2,354 |
City by city
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Typical buildings
- Soviet blocks: affordable, but check renovation status and heating bills; many have been upgraded with EU support.
- Interwar and older centres: attractive, but need building-wide maintenance.
- New builds: often A-class energy rated with parking, priced higher per m².
Check whether utilities are billed individually and whether the building has a manager.
Buying steps
Contracts are signed at a notary and the transfer is recorded in the Real Property Register. Notary and registry costs are modest by European standards, though verify the current schedule. Banks lend to EU residents in euros; non-EU buyers often pay cash. See our Lithuania financing guide, consultation guide and the country page. Looking for space instead? Browse houses.
Rent versus buy
Rental yields in Vilnius and Kaunas have attracted small investors, particularly for flats near universities and business hubs. Compare the likely rent against your total cost including fees, furnishing and annual charges before assuming a return, and ask the seller for actual utility bills.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy apartments in Lithuania?
Yes. Apartments can be bought by foreign individuals without a permit, though land rules are stricter.
Is Vilnius much more expensive than other cities?
Yes, notably on per-m² cost, while regional cities are significantly cheaper.
Do I need a Lithuanian bank account?
It is practical, as funds are transferred at the notary. Many foreign buyers open one beforehand.
What are the annual costs?
Building maintenance and utilities, plus property tax in some cases depending on value and ownership.
Is the market growing?
Prices have trended up in recent years, but cycles happen. Avoid assuming continued growth.
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