Commercial and residential property in Keuruu town centre, Keuruu

On the property named Kangas (249-410-22-360) there are two residential and commercial buildings. Commercial premises are on the ground floor. The land area is 3,582 m². The property with its buildings forms an indivisible whole and will not be divided or handled as separate parts. The property is sold as one entity including the land and the purchased electricity, water and sewer connections. The commercial premises are close to town-centre services and are suitable for many different non-specialised uses.

The site suits a person who wants to run their own business and/or rental operations and possibly live in the same or adjacent building. It is also suitable for a developer or for redevelopment. The site is the most impressive property with water views along Keuruu’s main street. The area can be expanded by also purchasing the neighbouring property.

Property and building viewing on Saturday 18 April 2026 from 12:00 to 14:00. Viewers are asked to register with their name by calling the estate agency / Keski-Suomen Kiinteistönvälitys, LKV.

Transferable connection fees for water have been purchased for up to 640 m² of gross floor area and for sewer up to the permitted building right. Both buildings have their own 3 x 35 A electricity connections.

1) At Keuruuntie 5, 42700 Keuruu is Kiinteistö Oy Keuruun Keuruuntie 5 (business ID 0798671-4), whose entire share capital is sold in the same transaction. A log-constructed, two-storey building completed in 1928 with a gross floor area of 400 m². The ground-floor spaces comprise five (5) separate commercial units (170 m², 75 m², 20 m², 36 m², 50 m²), one of which also has use of a cellar space. The top floor comprises a residential apartment (K+living room+3–4 bedrooms+utility room+walk-in closet+bathroom+sauna+2 WCs) approximately 161 m² plus a large open balcony. The apartment is let on a contract of indefinite duration. The residential area has its own electricity meter and an electric hot-water heater. Commercial premises have their own sub-meters. Vinyl floors have been removed from the large commercial spaces. The single-storey part of the building is let to a hobby group on a continuing lease. The building’s heating is supplied (oil-heated hot-water radiators) from the other building on the property. The building can be connected to district heating.

The street-level commercial premises were superficially renovated in 2025. The metal roof was replaced earlier.

2) At Pitäjäntuvantie 4, 42700 Keuruu is a 240 m² concrete commercial/office/residential building completed in 1954. The building comprises 2–3 office or commercial units (approx. 150 m²) and a two-storey residential section of approx. 76 m². The residential apartment layout is 2 rooms + kitchen + bathroom + sauna + walk-in closet + ground-floor lobby + WC + utility room. The property can be connected to district heating. Windows from the residential rooms offer a beautiful view of Lake Tarhia (part of the Keurusselkä water area), the library shore and the pedestrian/cycle path along the shore. It is possible to rent a boat berth by the shore.

The windows at the west end of the building have been renewed. The underground oil tank has been removed. An oil tank is now located in the technical room in a catch basin (1,200 litres). Radiator thermostats, the oil boiler and the metal roof have been renewed.

The water-based heating systems (radiators) of both buildings (Keuruuntie 5 and Pitäjäntuvantie 4) are connected so that heat produced by the oil boilers in Pitäjäntuvantie 4 is distributed via a channel also to Keuruuntie 5. Hot water for the commercial premises is included in the rent; Keuruuntie 5’s residential apartment has a separate electric hot-water heater. The buildings’ oil consumption in the last full calendar year has ranged between 9,010 and 13,511 litres depending on winter cold and occupancy of the premises.

The floor areas have not been independently measured. The building was constructed at a time when asbestos was commonly used. Part of the asbestos-containing materials has already been removed during renovations. No asbestos or hazardous-material survey has been carried out.

The buyer is responsible for the future use of the buildings, obtaining any permits and any demolition costs.

There are no charges or mortgages on the property or buildings being sold.

Under the zoning plan, the area is designated AL (residential, commercial and office block) with a floor-area ratio (e = 0.60). Building rights are for a two-storey building. The property also includes a detached-house plot according to the old zoning plan approved on 25 May 1961 (e = 0.25), but a building permit for a detached house is unlikely to be granted now.

The seller is responsible for taxes and other public charges due on the property until ownership transfers to the buyer. The seller is responsible for the buildings’ running costs and insurance until completion of the sale; after that the buyer assumes responsibility.