This 449 sq. m. residential house is a true symbol of city life, embodying refined elegance and luxury in one of the greenest and most historically prestigious locations in Vilnius – Filaretų Street. Here, where an avenue of stately homes connects the cultural rhythm of the Old Town with the tranquility of Antakalnis' mature nature, life takes on a special value. The interior exudes the harmony of Italian classics – handcrafted wood finishes, ivory-colored marble, and carefully selected details create timeless elegance. Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious living room with subtle classic lines, where oak stairs and wood carvings add a touch of solemnity. Here, the intimacy of everyday life blends with representativeness – from cozy family evenings to dignified receptions for guests. Adjacent to the living room are the study and guest rooms, a classic-style dining room, and a luxurious kitchen with a spacious island, modern appliances, and windows overlooking a private, well-tended garden. Two terraces, surrounded by mature trees and decorative plants, create an oasis of calm where everyday life intertwines with the aesthetics of nature – morning coffee, a book in the shade, or cozy barbecue evenings become rituals. The 10.61 a plot, bordering a green forest, provides an invaluable asset – a sense of privacy and closeness to nature in the city center. The lower floor features a spa and sports area. A sauna, swimming pool, dressing room, and open fireplace invite you on a journey of inner peace. This is a space in the home that combines a conscious rhythm of life, family weekend traditions, and cozy evenings with loved ones. The family area on the second floor is a true private sanctuary. The master bedroom with a separate bathroom guarantees comfort and complete privacy, while the two additional rooms are ideal for children or guests. This is the perfect place to live for a large family who appreciate the rhythm of the city and the pulse of nature – the surrounding area is famous for its natural treasures, you can go on long walks with your little adventurers, or even venture to the Old Town – it's very close by. and in winter, life is bustling in the hilly forests, which the locals aptly call "Switzerland."