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In Kostroma put up for auction the building of the former city Duma

In Kostroma plan to sell the building of the former city Duma, located on Soviet street

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In Kostroma put up for auction the building of the former city Duma

In Kostroma, they plan to sell the building of the former city Duma, located on Soviet Street. The auction is scheduled for December 4, 2026. The property can be used for hotel business or other commercial projects.

The main lot includes a building with a total area of about 1.4 thousand square meters. Along with it, a land plot of 0.9 hectares is proposed, but the land is not transferred to the property - it can be rented. The initial cost of the whole lot is 33.82 million rubles.

In addition, separately put up for sale premises in the ground and first floors. Their total area is 196.7 square meters, and the starting price is set at 13.36 million rubles.

Previously, the building housed the Institute of Further Education of Kostroma State University. Applications for participation in the auction are accepted until November 30. The auction itself will take place on December 4.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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