Unique
real estate project in Lithuania, designed for life on the water
Consistent development of the town
We are creating an exceptional quality of life - here you will find restaurants, cafes, shops, a SPA, a swimming pool, yoga and sports spaces, children's playgrounds, and other places that enrich everyday life.
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LOCATION
A special highlight of Svencelė Islands is the water canals, which will allow you to conveniently reach the private quay in your yard. There are many opportunities to travel here - on the other side is the beautiful Curonian Spit, nearby Ventė, Mingė, and you can reach Klaipėda in just 20 minutes.
Location
Exclusive homes in Lithuania
which you can reach not only by land, but also by boat. You will moor on your own quay, look out over the Curonian Lagoon from your terrace every day, and become part of an exclusive community that values a shared lifestyle.
WATER CANALS
There is a water sports center located on the Svencelė Islands, where enthusiasts of this sport can take advantage of all the advantages offered by this unique location.
Dainius Šatkus
The author of the idea for
"Svencelė Islands"
A visionary who strives to create an exceptional place to live by the water, where architecture, nature and the Curonian Lagoon lifestyle come together into one harmonious whole. His vision is not just buildings, but also a living place with a unique character and community. Let's get to know each other
"For me, Svencelė Islands is a place where water becomes a part of everyday life. I wanted to create an environment that you want to return to, where you can live closer to nature, have your own waterfront and feel the true freedom of the Curonian Lagoon."
What we see today in Svencelė would have been hard to imagine a few decades ago.
ELLE
Went to eat at a restaurant, but found a new Lithuanian city on the water: here you feel like you're in Holland or even further away
Delfi
The Svencelė phenomenon:
a trendy city on the water where maps are not valid
Verslo Žinios
"Svencelė Islands": a dream idyll
STRUCTUM
The first city on water was built in Lithuania: the cost reached tens of millions of euros