📝 Description
For sale: a 1/3 share of an apartment/premises—a room—valued according to an expert assessment report. The property being sold is a room along with shared use areas designated as 6-2, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5, 6-39, 6-40, 6-41, 6-43 (representing 7/100 of 106.25 sqm, or 7.42 sqm). The total saleable area is 17.39 sqm. Location: Vilnius, Algirdo g. 37-11. Unique cadastral number: 1096-7000-4014:0014. The initial selling price is 8 400 EUR. This property is being sold via bailiff auction and is currently under seizure/attachment.
📍 Location
📍 Vilniaus m. sav. Vilniaus m. Algirdo g. 37-11
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the property address and unique cadastral number?
Address: Vilnius, Algirdo g. 37-11. Unique cadastral number: 1096-7000-4014:0014.
What is the starting price and the size of the property being sold?
Starting price: 8 400 EUR. A 1/3 share is being sold; the saleable area size is 17.39 m². The share of common areas attributed to this portion is 7.42 m² (7/100 of 106.25 m²).
When does the auction start and end?
The auction starts on 2025-11-07 09:03:57 and ends on 2025-12-08 09:03:59.
Are there any legal encumbrances or restrictions on the property?
Yes, the property is noted as being under seizure/attachment. Please review the exact terms and potential obligations with the bailiff's office before participating in the auction.
Does the description provide additional information about the property valuation?
Yes, the property value is based on an expert assessment report, and the starting auction price reflects this valuation.
How can I schedule a viewing and who should I contact for documents?
The auction document does not specify a viewing time. For viewings and further information, please contact the bailiff's office: Bailiff Vitalis Milevičius's Office, Savanorių pr. 11A-83, LT-03116 Vilnius.
What are the main risks or specifics for the buyer?
Only a 1/3 share of the property is for sale; furthermore, the property is under seizure/attachment. It is recommended to verify all entries in the Real Estate Register and consult with a lawyer or the bailiff's office regarding potential obligations before the auction.