Pioneer School, Kouluaukio 1,, Kouvola

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For Sale

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Former Koria Pioneer School, owned by the City of Kouvola and located on the Kymi River in Koria, is looking for a new owner and developer. A solid concrete/brick building with moderate renovations carried out over the years. The property, designed by Olavi Sortta in 1936, awaits new ideas. The zoning plan allows various uses for the building. Previously proposed ideas include residential conversion. The building's protection designation means it may not be demolished, nor may repairs or alterations be made that would damage the architectural or historical value of the façades and roofs. Statements from museum authorities must be requested during the planning phase of repairs and alterations.

The property is in satisfactory condition.

Surface renovations were carried out in 2018 for the Kouvola Housing Fair, including a few model apartment layouts and interiors, plus exterior painting, roof painting, drainage and basement wall waterproofing.

Windows have been replaced.

Plot area 4,175 m²; local detailed plan and master plan in force; separate binding plot division. ALP: residential, retail, office and service block area. Includes sr designation (protected building). Year of completion 1936. Total floor area 2,519 m². Heating: natural gas.

Natural gas consumption 238.7229 MWh/year (2024). Natural gas 186.1233 MWh/year (2023), approx. €17,166.17. Natural gas 211.6989 MWh/year (2022),

approx. €33,103.70/year

Terms of Sale

The seller reserves the right to accept or reject the highest bid.

The item is sold as a transaction between users. Huutokaupat.com does not act as a party to the transaction.

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Offers must be submitted by the stated deadline. The highest offer is the one the seller has accepted as highest. Bidders may also participate in the auction in person by submitting an offer to the seller on site. The seller and buyer undertake to record all offers in the system. By placing a bid, the bidder accepts these terms of sale.

Inspection of the property

Prior to bidding, the bidder is obliged to inspect the property, documents and records. The buyer cannot later rely on a fact that could have been discovered during the pre-inspection.

Information provided by the seller

The seller certifies that they have given the buyer all information they know and that can be assumed to affect the sale.

Conclusion of the sale

The sale of the property must be made in the form prescribed by the Land Code. The time and place for signing the deed will be agreed with the buyer separately. Payment of the purchase price will take place at the signing. The fee for the certifier of the sale is paid half by the seller and half by the buyer.

Other costs

The buyer is responsible for the transfer tax in accordance with the tax practice in force at the time.

Withdrawal from the sale

A party that refuses to complete the sale must, under the Land Code, compensate the other party for reasonable costs arising from advertising, inspection of the property and other necessary actions related to the transaction.