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In the capital of the Orel region sell the premises of the medical center for 34.9 million rubles

In Orel put up for sale a room on Lenin street, 37

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In the capital of the Orel region sell the premises of the medical center for 34.9 million rubles

In Orel put up for sale a room on Lenin Street, 37. Previously, there was a well-known medical organization “Government Center”. Currently, the area of 203.5 square meters is empty, and the price for the “square” is 171.5 thousand rubles. This is reported by the Orel Times.

The announcement notes a convenient location on the main pedestrian street of the city and the ability to use the premises for various types of business, from a medical center to a cafe or office.

By the way, there have been no official statements about the closure of the “Government Center” so far.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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