Former Kyynärjärvi School, Kankaanpää

Former Kyynärjärvi School.

The property for sale is located at Lohikontie 144, 38770 Lohikko

Property IDs: 214-406-6-108, 214-429-1-109 (Pikku Nurmi, Pikku Nurmi II). A parcel of approximately 0.6960 ha is being sold from the property Pikku Nurmi. The property Pikku Nurmi II is sold in its entirety

and its area is 0.0300 ha. A new access road from Lohikontie will be built for the remaining base property of the seller (Pikku Nurmi), and the area will be used for arranging school transport. Playground equipment on the site will be dismantled.

The sale area includes the former school building, a storage building and an ice rink.

The area is covered by a local detailed plan. YP. Area for public services and administration. Planning regulations are attached.

Building:

• Oldest part completed in the 1920s, extension in the 1950s, basic renovation in 1983-1984

• Wood/log frame/board cladding

• Gable roof/metal roofing

• Gross floor area of the building approx. 1578 m²

• Floor area approx. 1391 m²

• The building has spaces on three floors, incl. classrooms, a sports hall, kitchen, staff rooms, a former flat, and in the basement a boiler room, storage spaces and a room used by the village association.

• Central heating (oil)

• Partly mechanical supply and exhaust ventilation

• Building use class: Buildings for general education institutions

• The building is vacant

• A structural and moisture technical condition survey was carried out on 11 October 2027

  • the most significant building-technical factors / damages requiring repair are;

    -the most significant recommended measures:

    Based on the survey results, microbial damage has formed in the structures (intermediate floors, external walls and upper floors/roof structures), which must be taken into account in the basic renovation planning. All repair measures

    require separate planning and should be carried out as larger basic-renovation-level entities. Investigation of the existence and function of subdrains and, based on the inspection, possible repair / replacement. External water/moisture insulation of the foundation wall must be constructed when the subdrains are renewed. The original wooden floor structures and waterproofing of the changing room / washing room areas are recommended to be replaced. The floor structures of the building part constructed in the 1920s must otherwise be opened at minimum near the edge-area foundation wall cuts. Moisture- and microbe-damaged insulation in the foundation wall cuts will be replaced. The reconstruction of the risk structure as a whole must be taken into account in the repair planning. The junctions of floor and wall structures will be sealed using reliable methods, and the success of the sealing will be verified during the repair work by means of tracer gas tests. Removal of organic insulation materials from intermediate floor sections at minimum in the wooden intermediate floors (basement-1st floor), mechanical cleaning of concrete beams before rebuilding.

    The structure must be separately designed. Provision should also be made for the removal and replacement of organic and damaged insulation in the so-called box-type intermediate floors (concrete structure basement-1st floor). Demolition and rebuilding of the structures must be separately designed. For the external walls of the 1950s building part (wood frame, sawdust insulation), removal / replacement of damaged materials is recommended. The structure must be designed to function properly in moisture terms. In the 1920s building part, provision should be made for improving/replacing air/vapour barriers. Due to technical ageing, the roofing is recommended to be renewed and an underlay membrane installed beneath the roof covering.

  • In addition to the above observations and damages, there are other deficiencies which the auction participant must review before bidding

  • Recent renovations made to the building: renovation of the domestic water piping in 2013, renewal of the roof in 2018 and addition of ventilation units to some spaces in 2024.

  • Maintenance costs in 2023-2025

    • In 2023:

      Heating oil: 16.2 m3

      Electricity: 41,300 kWh

      Water: 130 m3

    • In 2024:

      Heating oil: 11.3 m3

      Electricity: 43,750 kWh

      Water: 121 m3

    • In 2025:

      Heating oil: 10.1 m3

      Electricity: 25,571 kWh

      Water: 10 m3

      
      

Kankaanpää town water supply and sewer connections. Electricity connection from Vatajankoski Sähköverkko Oy.

More detailed information on maintenance costs in the attachments.

The building is sold in demolition condition. The seller is not responsible for defects or deficiencies discovered after the sale in the building on the parcel, or for structures or materials causing additional demolition costs, whether the deficiencies, defects or extra costs relate to structural matters, the appropriateness of the construction method, the building's usability, the stated floor areas, moisture, mould, fungal or rot damage, or other quality defects or deficiencies, for example in the building's foundations, subdrainage, drains, water or moisture insulation, other insulation, frame, floor, ceiling or intermediate floors, facades, roof covering, walls, coatings, windows, doors, other equipment or fittings, water, electricity, sewer or other pipes/equipment, flues/ventilation ducts, electrical or heating systems, or other appliances or equipment. The buyer is responsible for the loose items left by the seller in the building and for cleaning. The seller is not responsible for the suitability of the property's current intended use for the buyer's intended purpose. The buyer is responsible for all costs caused by any change of use.