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A house in Vilnius you can walk up to and look at, not a drawing of one

Lucky Homes by SAVO stands on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius. It is finished, handed over and lived in: a dark clinker-brick facade, stair towers glazed over their full height, hydrangeas along the length of the building. The company that built it, UAB Savo investicija, is registered at the same address — the developer and the building share a street.

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Gerosios Vilties 27
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The building at Gerosios Vilties 27

Lucky Homes by SAVO in Vilnius — the building is finished and lived in. Every frame here is of this building and its grounds; not one of them is a visualisation.

Part of the facade from a drone: two glazed stairwells with the four-leaf-clover emblem, timber balcony slats, red-leaved maples and hydrangeas in flower.
The glazed stairwells are the mark of the building, visible from the street.
A closer portrait of the building: two glazed stairwells with the clover emblem, clinker brick and plastered surfaces, timber balcony slats and a band of hydrangeas.
Clinker brick, plaster and timber — the three materials of the facade.
The corner of the building from a drone: the three-dimensional Lucky Homes lettering and the clover emblem on the parapet, with the concrete wall carrying the street name, a hedge and an avenue of maples below.
Lucky Homes by SAVO — the building carries its own name.
The whole building from the crossing: three glazed stairwells, a facade of clinker brick and plaster, with mown lawn, young trees and a paved pavement in front.
The building from the street — as it is seen every day.
The corner of the building from below: the glazed stairwell with the clover emblem, clinker brick, a plastered wall and balconies with timber slats.
The stairwell glazing runs the full height of the building.
An architectural detail: the corner of the building from below — concrete balcony slabs, timber slats and clinker brickwork against the sky.
The balcony screens are timber, not a cladding panel.
The grounds in the evening: a long border of white and pink hydrangeas along a paved path, red-leaved maples and slender lamp posts.
The hydrangea border runs the whole length of the path.
Evening light on the facade: a view along the building through red-leaved maples and one bright-leaved tree, with white hydrangeas below.
An evening hour in the grounds.
The address wall: the metal letters GEROSIOS VILTIES and the number 27 on a concrete wall by the entrance, with the facade and its glazed stairwell above.
Gerosios Vilties g. 27 — the address is written on the building itself.
The entrance seen through the trees: the glazed stairwell rising through several floors, clinker-brick walls and hydrangeas right by the door.
The entrance is on the courtyard side, among the trees.
Aerial three-quarter view: the long facade recedes into the distance, with the street, the lawn, the hydrangea border and steps up to the grounds alongside.
The building runs along the street; the grounds are laid out from the pavement to the courtyard.
The facade seen upright: a glazed stairwell and rows of balconies receding into the distance, with maples, a bright-leaved tree, a band of hydrangeas and a wide lawn in front.
The length of the building, from one stair tower to the next.

Five things people ask about this building first

  1. 01

    What exactly is Lucky Homes by SAVO?

    A residential building in Vilnius, on Gerosios Vilties street. A dark clinker-brick facade with sections of pale render, glazed stair towers, timber louvres on the balconies, and grounds planted with hydrangeas, red-leaved maples and young trees. The name follows the group's branding rule for its individual projects: the project has its own name, and the group is named after it.

  2. 02

    Who built it, and who answers an enquiry?

    The developer is UAB Savo investicija, company code 304499183, VAT LT100011304015, registered at Gerosios Vilties g. 27-131 in Vilnius. The company belongs to the international SAVO group, which has been on the market since 2006 and builds in Lithuania, Spain and Ukraine.

  3. 03

    Can I buy an apartment here as a foreign buyer?

    Buying property in Lithuania is open to EU nationals on the same terms as to residents, and the practical obstacles are paperwork rather than permission: a personal code or tax number, a notarial deed, an entry in the register, and a bank that will open an account for a non-resident. What is actually for sale in this building at any given moment is a question for the developer, not for a web page — write and ask.

  4. 04

    Why are there no prices on this site?

    Because a price list on a developer's website goes stale faster than the website is updated, and a stale number is worse than no number. The buyer's guide explains instead what makes up the price of an apartment in Lithuania and which costs — notary, register, taxes — are added on top of the figure in the advertisement.

  5. 05

    How many buildings are at this address, and which phase is this?

    Gerosios Vilties 27 carries one continuous, gently curved block with several glazed stairwells and separate entrances — not a group of separate houses. There is a second project under the same name elsewhere in Vilnius, in a different district and of visibly different architecture. How the two relate, and how they are properly numbered, the developer has not confirmed, so this site does not number them. This page is about the building on Gerosios Vilties street only.

What is actually built here

Three things you can inspect on the spot and are worth knowing before you drive over: the building and the materials it is made of, the ground around it, and the place it stands in. None of the three is a promise about the future — all of it is standing, and already being maintained.

How to inspect this building without inventing what is not there

  1. Drive to Gerosios Vilties street

    Nobody needs to be called for you to see the outside: the facade, the glazed stairwells, the grounds and what sits on the ground floor. That is the honest way to judge a developer — not by a brochure, but by a building that has already stood in the rain for a few years.

  2. Look at the grounds, not only the facade

    Anyone can photograph a facade well. What tells you more about a developer is what happens after handover: whether the lawn is cut, whether the hydrangeas are pruned, whether the bin store is tidy, whether the courtyard is lit in the evening.

  3. Check the company in the register

    UAB Savo investicija, company code 304499183, VAT LT100011304015. Both numbers can be found in the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities and on rekvizitai.vz.lt without asking us for anything. For a specific apartment, only an extract from the Centre of Registers tells the truth — it names the owner and any charges.

  4. Ask about what is not written here

    Prices, availability, the level of finish and a phase number are deliberately absent: the developer has not confirmed them, and we do not publish what we have not checked. Write, and the answer comes from a person rather than from a page.

Why a finished building is judged on foot rather than from a brochure

In a visualisation the facade is always straight and the hydrangeas are always in flower. A finished building can be walked around: you can see how the brick turns a corner, whether the stairwell is light in the evening, whether the grounds are still kept after a few years. This one lets you do that without arranging anything in advance.

Clinker
facade material clinker brick is not painted, and after ten years it ages differently from render
Glazed
stair towers the stairwells are glazed over their full height, so daylight reaches every floor
Maintained
the grounds lawn, rows of hydrangeas and young trees that somebody actually waters

Where this is

The building stands on Gerosios Vilties street; from the upper floors you see the centre of Vilnius and the towers of its business district.

Vilnius seen from roof level: the trees of the district, the apartment houses around it and the business-centre towers on the horizon.
The view from the upper floors: the city centre is on the horizon.

Questions about the building and about the developer

How do I check the developer before paying anything?

By its code. UAB Savo investicija has company code 304499183 and VAT number LT100011304015 in the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities. Both can be checked free of charge and without asking us. For a specific apartment, an extract from the Centre of Registers is the only document that shows who the owner is and whether there is a mortgage or a seizure on it.

What languages can we correspond in?

Lithuanian and English. This site exists in both, because a share of the questions about Vilnius arrives from abroad. Write in whichever suits you.

Does this building belong to the same owner as the projects in Spain and Ukraine?

Yes. The Lithuanian building is part of the SAVO group: in Spain the Villajoyosa project is still at design stage, and in Ukraine, in the Kyiv region, a district is built and occupied. This page deliberately stays about one building.

Can I come and look without an appointment?

The outside — yes, it is an ordinary Vilnius street. Nobody will let you inside without an appointment: people live here, and their homes are not a show flat.

Why is the site on a .homes domain rather than .lt?

The client owns the domain and it is meant for this building. So that search engines understand the subject is Vilnius, the root of the site is in Lithuanian, the address and the company code are stated openly, and the English version is marked as a separate language.

What does "by SAVO" mean in the name?

It is the group's branding rule for its individual projects: the project carries its own name, and the group is named after it. Lucky Homes is the name of the building, SAVO is the developer. The same principle applies to the projects in other countries.

Ask about this building

Two sentences are enough: what you want to know about the building on Gerosios Vilties street, and how to reach you. The answer comes from the person who works on this project. Where nothing has been settled yet, you will be told that instead of a number that later turns out to be wrong.

Ask about the building

Lucky Homes by SAVO — a residential building at Gerosios Vilties g. 27, Vilnius. Built by UAB Savo investicija, company code 304499183, part of the international SAVO group, on the market since 2006.

  1. LithuaniaVilnius

Registered office

UAB Savo investicija

Gerosios Vilties g. 27-13180802 Vilnius
E-mail
[email protected]

© 2026 UAB Savo investicija

Prices, availability, the level of finish and a construction phase number are not published on this site: the developer has not confirmed them. The photographs show this building and its grounds, with no visualisations.