Construction of a neighbourhood of 48 cottages begins in Antakalnis
Construction is beginning on a new housing project called Antakalnio kalvos in the Antakalnis district of Vilnius, on Barsukynės Street. This gated community will comprise 48 cottages. The project will feature 105 sq. m., four-room, A++ energy class homes, which buyers will be able to purchase with partial or full finishing. Each home will also have a landscaped plot of land with a terrace and parking spaces next to the house.
The neighbourhood will have an enclosed, landscaped area, as well as community spaces for active, quality leisure time, including internal walking paths, a basketball court, paddle tennis courts, an outdoor exercise area and children’s play areas.
“The new neighbourhood is being built in an exceptional location in the capital: Lake Pupojai and the Pupojai Forest are nearby, and the Dvarčionys Geomorphological Reserve exudes tranquility and greenery. And all this is just a 10-minute drive from Vilnius Old Town. It is an ideal place for those seeking harmony with nature but wanting to live close to the city centre,” says Nika Bijeikytė, the project’s sales manager.
In view of the growing demand for ready-to-move-in homes on the market, the project also offers fully finished cottages. “Buyers can choose from four different interior styles and move into fully furnished homes,” says N. Bijeikytė.
The project emphasises privacy and sustainable solutions. The cottages are designed with double walls to ensure excellent sound insulation and maximum privacy for residents. The houses are staggered so that the gardens are not in a single line. High-quality, durable materials are used in construction, including a clinker brick façade, Kommerling windows and a Danfoss heating system. Each house is also prepared for the installation of a solar power plant, enabling residents to reduce their energy costs and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle.
The Antakalnio Kalvos project is being implemented by UAB JORE Group, with the Ober-Haus team handling sales and marketing.
For more information, visit www.antakalniokalvos.lt.
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