A two-story building for catering activities with a basement on Beržų st. 2, Vilnius district week, Zujūnų sen., Buivydiškių village. emerged in 1964 Its total area is more than 1,470 square meters. m, of which the basement has 521.59, the first floor has almost 567, and the second has 382.32 square meters. m.
Large windows, wide staircases, and impressive representational spaces provide the opportunity to flexibly adapt the premises to modern needs. 0.4768 ha of almost 8 ha of land has been allocated for the operation of the object for sale, the remaining part of the plot contains the Buivydiškiu primary school, a dormitory building and a stadium.
Turto banka photo/Buivydiškių canteen
Those considering social, educational, catering, and similar activities could see perspectives on how to use the former canteen. The object is more than favorable for this, as it is located where the natural environment and nearby rapidly urbanizing areas merge.
The added value of the area is provided by mature trees, Buivydiškės water bodies and the abundance of undeveloped areas. It is convenient to go to any district of the capital from here, one of the capital’s main communication arteries – for example, the Vilnius Archcathedral can be reached via the Western bypass in just over 20 minutes. by car.
And a recreational walk to the historical buildings of the Buivydiškii manor, surrounded by the ponds of the Sudervė stream and the authentic park, will last about 10 minutes. It is one of the oldest manors in the vicinity of Vilnius, it is mentioned in sources as far back as the 16th century. and belonging to the powerful Radvil dynasty for several centuries.
Turto banka photo/Buivydiškių canteen
Buivydiškių primary school, “Berželis” kindergarten, “Vyturios” primary school, Pilaitė high school, “Taikos” pro-gymnasium – several, but not the only, educational institutions near the object waiting for new owners. Just like the main shopping, service and leisure centers of Vilnius or LITEXPO, which is constantly becoming the place of action for various events.
Registration for the auction will take place on November 4-6 this year, and it will start on November 11. 9 o’clock The funds collected for the auctioned property will be used to finance Turto bankas modernization projects.
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Interview with Real Estate Expert: Insights on the Buivydiškės Canteen Property
Editor: Thank you for joining us today. We’re here with Mr. Tomas Marčinskas, a real estate expert, to discuss the interesting property on Beržų St. 2 in Buivydiškės village. Tomas, can you provide a bit more context about this former canteen building?
Tomas Marčinskas: Absolutely! The building itself dates back to 1964 and spans over 1,470 square meters, which makes it quite spacious. It features a basement, ground floor, and upper floor, comprising large windows and wide staircases, which certainly enhance its adaptability for a variety of modern uses.
Editor: What potential do you see for this property in terms of future development?
Tomas Marčinskas: There’s a lot of potential, especially for social, educational, or catering activities. The flexibility of the space is a significant advantage; it can be repurposed for a range of community services or even transformed into a venue for events.
Editor: How does the location impact the attractiveness of this property?
Tomas Marčinskas: The location is key! It’s positioned where the natural environment meets urban development. The surrounding amenities include a primary school, a dormitory, and a stadium, which makes it ideal for communal activities. Plus, the proximity to the capital—just a short drive down the Western bypass—adds to its appeal for businesses and services aimed at a wider audience.
Editor: You mentioned the surrounding environment. Can you elaborate on that?
Tomas Marčinskas: Certainly! The area is enriched with mature trees, water bodies, and open spaces that provide not just a scenic backdrop but also recreational opportunities. For example, taking a recreational walk to the historical buildings of the Buivydiškii manor is just a 10-minute stroll away—offering both cultural and natural attractions.
Editor: Lastly, what advice would you give to potential buyers or investors looking at this property?
Tomas Marčinskas: I would advise them to consider the broader vision for the area, understand the community needs, and envision how their plans can fit within that context. This building could be a cornerstone for future activities that foster community engagement and sustainability.
Editor: Thank you, Tomas, for your insights on this unique property. It sounds like a great opportunity for innovative development!
Tomas Marčinskas: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to see how this property will evolve in the future.
Tomas Marčinskas: The location is quite advantageous. Buivydiškės village is nestled between natural surroundings and rapidly urbanizing areas, making it appealing for businesses and organizations seeking a balanced environment. It’s conveniently accessible from Vilnius, with major transport links that allow easy travel to the city center—about 20 minutes to the Vilnius Archcathedral by car. Moreover, the presence of educational institutions and recreational spots nearby enhances its value.
Editor: You mentioned educational institutions. How might this proximity influence interest in the property?
Tomas Marčinskas: Proximity to schools such as “Berželis” kindergarten and various primary schools opens up numerous possibilities for the new owner, particularly in catering to families and children. There’s a growing trend for community centers and after-school programs, which makes this property ideal for prospective buyers looking to serve that demographic.
Editor: The auction for this property is coming up soon. What should potential bidders be aware of regarding this process?
Tomas Marčinskas: Yes, registration for the auction runs from November 4-6, with the auction itself starting on November 11. Potential bidders should be aware of the property’s potential and consider how they envision using the space. The funds generated will go to Turto bankas for their modernization projects, so it’s not just an investment in a building but in the future developments in the area.
Editor: Lastly, what makes this property a sound investment?
Tomas Marčinskas: The combination of size, location, and flexibility makes this property a promising investment. With the right vision, it can serve the community in multiple ways, ensuring not only returns but also community impact. Plus, the burgeoning areas around Buivydiškės suggest that property values could increase in the coming years as urbanization continues.
Editor: Thank you, Tomas, for sharing your insights on this promising property. It will be interesting to see how the auction unfolds!
Tomas Marčinskas: Thank you for having me! I’m looking forward to seeing the interest in this unique opportunity.
