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Pioneer School, Kouluaukio 1, Kouvola

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For Sale

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The former Korian Pioneer School, owned by the City of Kouvola and located by the Kymijoki River in Koria, is looking for a new owner and developer. A solid concrete/brick building that has undergone moderate renovations over the years. The property, designed by Olavi Sortta in 1936, is awaiting new ideas. The zoning plan offers various possibilities for the building. It has previously been considered for housing, for example. The building’s protected status means it may not be demolished, and no repair or alteration work may be carried out that would damage the architectural or historical value of the façades and roofs. For repair and alteration work, an opinion from the museum authorities must be requested at the planning stage.

The property is in satisfactory condition.

In 2018, for the Kouvola housing fair, surface renovations were carried out, as well as a few model apartment layouts and interiors, in addition to façade painting, roof painting, drainage, base waterproofing. The windows have been replaced.

Plot area 4,175 m², detailed plan, general plan, separate binding plot division. ALP. Block area for residential, commercial, office and service buildings and sr designation (building to be protected). Year of completion 1936, total floor area 2 519 m². Heating: natural gas heating.

Natural gas consumption 238.7229 MWh/year in 2024. Natural gas 186.1233 MWh/year in 2023, i.e. approx. €17,166.17/year. Natural gas 211.6989 MWh/year in 2022, i.e. approx. €33,103.70/year.

Terms of Sale

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

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Offers must be submitted by the stated deadline. The highest offer is the offer that the seller has accepted as the highest. It is also possible to 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.

Viewing the property

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Information provided by the seller

The seller warrants that they have provided the buyer with all information known to the seller and that may be assumed to affect the transaction.

Conclusion of the sale

The property sale must be executed in the form prescribed by the Land Code. The time and place for signing the deed of sale will be agreed separately with the buyer. Payment of the purchase price takes place at the completion of the transaction. The fee for the authorised conveyancer is paid equally by the seller and the buyer.

Other costs

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

Withdrawing from the sale

A party refusing to complete the sale must, under the Land Code, compensate the other party for reasonable costs arising from advertising, familiarising oneself with the property and other necessary measures related to the transaction.