Description
In one of the oldest streets of Vilnius, reminiscent of the German merchants and craftsmen who lived here in the Middle Ages, we offer artistic, industrially bold houses in the Old Town. It was in this “Die Deutsche gasse” (translated from German as “German alley”) that innovative brick architecture was introduced at the time in the 14th century, an authentic example of which is the brick wall that has survived in the house we offer. Ancient brickwork, rough oak beams, an industrial kitchen - everything fits together perfectly, creating a raw, almost industrial style that, for the settlers of this house and visiting guests, is associated with hospitality and relaxation. The character of the house is emphasized by a rich color palette, which mixes neutral brown, white and black. In addition to colors, textures also play a role, which is necessary in this industrial interior, and modern and rustic elements are in perfect harmony with each other. A leather sofa, a massive metal lamp above the metal and wood structure stairs, kitchen utensils and other interior elements look ideal here. Works of art bring a bohemian spirit. A wood-burning stove adds coziness to the house, and for those who like to spend time on the courtyard terrace, an outdoor fireplace. Those who are ready for the hustle and bustle of the city can choose from many nearby restaurants and cafes. Vokiečių Street was historically a rapidly developing Catholic suburb, where this spirit is still maintained by the nearby Evangelical Lutheran Church, Vilnius St. Nicholas Church and others. This is one of the most important arteries of the Old Town, where not only a multitude of restaurants, museums, but also other places of interest are located. The indicated price includes all utility bills. No other additional fees are charged.
