Former Kyynärvi school.The destination for sale is located at Lohikontie 144, 38770 LohikkoLocational IDs: 214-406-6-108, 214-429-1-109 (Likku Nurmi, Little Nurmi II). From the property Pikku Nurmi is sold a destination area with an area of about 0.6960ha. The property Pikku Nurmi II is sold in its entirety and has a surface area of 0,0300ha. A new connection from the Lohikontia will be built on the shop's main farm (Likku Nurmi) and the area will be used to organise school transports. There is a former school building, a warehouse building and a hockey rink in the area. YP. Area of public services and administration. Construction:The oldest part of the building was completed in the 1920s, expansion in the 1950s, renovation in 1983-1984Wood/mountain frame/board coveringBreed roof/peltikateBrewery building gross area about 1578m2Apartment area about 1391m2In construction facilities on three floors, including classrooms, gym hall, kitchen, teaching facilities, former apartment and basement boiler room, storage rooms and the facility used by the village association. Central heating (oil)Partially mechanical input and removal airThe use category of the building: Buildings of general education institutionsThe building is emptyThe construction has undergone a structural and humidity condition survey 11.10.2027The most significant building-related repair / damage are;-most significant policy recommendations: Based on the results of the research, structural Microbial damage has been formed (intermediary, external walls and upper soles), which should be taken into account in the renovation design. All corrective measures required separate planning and measures should be taken in the form of larger renovation-level entities. Examining the existence and functioning of the secretaries and the possibility of refurbishment/renewal on the basis of an audit. Water/humidity insulation outside the base wall should be built in connection with the renewal of drainage. It is recommended that the original wooden floor structures and water insulation in the dressing room/washing room are renewed. In the rest of the 1920s, the sub-floor structures of the building building must be opened at the minimum near the blind cracks in the periphery. Moisture and microbes damaged blind crack insulation is re-inoculated. The renewal of the risk structure as a whole must be prepared in the renovation planning process. The connections of the bottom and wall structures are sealed by reliable methods and the success of sealing is ensured by means of tracer testing during repair work. Removal of the organic insulation of the sub-bases at minimum with wooden structures (cellar-1st floor sections), mechanical cleaning of concrete beams before reconstruction. Also be prepared for removal and renewal of organic and damaged insulation with the so-called cocoon structure basement 1st floor. The demolition and reconstruction of buildings must be planned separately. It is recommended to remove/renew damaged materials with the outer blue part of the building block of the 1950s (wood frame, chewing iron). The structure must be designed to work moistureically. In the area of the building block of the 1920s, provision is made for the improvement/renewal of air/vapour closures. Based on technical ageing, water margins are recommended to be renewed and installed under cover under the platform.In addition to observations and damage, the auction participant must familiarise himself with the recent renovations to the building prior to the call: Renovation of the operating water pipeline in 2013, renewal of the water ceiling in 2018 and addition of ventilation units to some of the facilities. 2024.Consumer costs in 2023-2025In 2023:Heat oil: 16.2m3Electricity: 41300kWhWater: 130m3In 2024:heat oil: 11,3m3Ware: 121m3Year 2025:heating oil: 10,1m3Effort: 25571kWape: 10m3Kanpää city’s water supply and sewerage connections. Vatajakoski Sähköverkko Oy's electricity connection. The building will be sold in disassembled condition. The seller shall not be liable for defects or defects in the structure or materials resulting in additional dismantling costs in the building of destination after trade, whether they relate to defects, defects or additional costs, whether structural factors, the suitability of the construction method, the possibility of access to the building, the declared surface areas, moisture, mould, fungi or decay, or other quality defects or defects, e.g. in building foundations, drainage, drainage or drainage, water or moisture insulation, other insulation, hull, sub-, upper or intermediate base, façades, roofs, walls, surfaces, windows, doors, other accessories or furnishings of the building, defects or defects in water, electrical, sewage or other wiring/assemblies, ducts/climates, electrical or heating systems or other instruments or appliances. The buyer is responsible for the property and cleaning left by the seller in the building. The seller is not responsible for the suitability of the current purpose of the transaction for the intended use of the buyer. The buyer shall bear all the costs of any change in the intended use.