Sauvosaaren Hospital, Sauvosaarenkatu 24, 94100 Kemi, Kemi

The City of Kemi is selling its plot 112:10 with the buildings located at Sauvosaarenkatu 24. The oldest stone-built part of the building, nearest to Meripuisto, was built in the 1940s originally as a soft-drink factory. In 1953 the use was changed to a fever hospital. Its tower section has been used as a dwelling. The 1st and 2nd floors have contained a ward and the ground floor premises for offices. The building ceased operating as a social and health services facility at the end of 2025. Connections will be transferred to the new owner on completion of the sale. The property has a fire alarm and sprinkler system. The backup power container in the yard is not included in the sale.

Year built: 1946; extensions 1982 and 1999

Purpose: health and wellbeing centre

Net internal area: 3,285 m²

Gross floor area:  m²

Floors: 2/2

Heating: district heating

Ventilation: mechanical supply and extract, heat recovery

Municipal services: water and sewer connections

Other connections: district heating and electricity

Energy certificate: F2015

The buyer must familiarise themself with the property and the information about it before submitting an offer.

Call to arrange a viewing

Virpi Mäki-Iso, Head of Facilities

tel. 040 687 7375

or

Kaisa‑Mari Immonen, City Architect

tel. 040 668 3129

The final sales decision will be made by Kemi City Board on 30 March 2026.