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Real Estate Öåíòð, Íàãîðíûé ð-í
ˆ 59 055
Sale office space Kharkiv CHigirina
| Office space ( m2 ) | 135 | |
| Type of building | àäìèíèñòðàòèâíîå çäàíèå | |
| Condition | good | |
| More about office space : | ñèãíàëèçàöèÿ | |
| More about office space : | èíòåðíåò | |
| More about office space : | ìåòàëëîïëàñò.îêíà | |
| More about office space : | ôàñàäíûå îêíà | |
| More about office space : | îòäåëüíûé âõîä | |
| More about office space : | ôàñàäíûé âõîä | |
| More about office space : | ïàðêîâêà in the yard | |
| More about office space : | ïàðêîâêà ðÿhouse |
ˆ 82 677
Sale commercial real estate Kharkiv CHigirina
| Area ( m2 ) | 132,8 | |
| Type of premises | ÷àñòü çäàíèÿ | |
| Floor (example: ground floor, basement,1-3,technical) | 1-2 | |
| Number of floors | 2 | |
| Condition | good | |
| Willingness | â ýêñïëóàòàöèè | |
| Possible options for using the space : | îôèñíîå | |
| Possible options for using the space : | òîðãîâëÿ (ïðîäóêòû) | |
| Possible options for using the space : | ìåäèöèíñêèå óñëóãè | |
| Additional information22 | ñèãíàëèçàöèÿ | |
| Additional information22 | êîíäèöèîíèðîâàíèå | |
| Additional information22 | ôàñàäíûé âõîä | |
| Additional information22 | âõîä ñî äâîðà |
ˆ 5 per sqm/month
Rent office space Kharkiv Sumskaia
| Office space ( m2 ) | 110 | |
| Type of building | non-residential houseå | |
| Number of rooms | 3-êîìíàòíûé | |
| Floor | 1 | |
| Number of floors | 4 | |
| Condition | îòëè÷íîå |
ˆ 275 per month
Rent office space Kharkiv Universitetskaia
| Office space ( m2 ) | 65 | |
| Type of building | non-residential houseå | |
| Number of rooms | 4-êîìíàòíûé | |
| Floor | 2 | |
| Number of floors | 4 | |
| Condition | îòëè÷íîå | |
| Ceiling height | 4 |
ˆ 6 per sqm/month
Rent office space Kharkiv CHernyshevskaia
| Office space ( m2 ) | 59,2 | |
| Type of building | non-residential houseå | |
| Number of rooms | 2-êîìíàòíûé | |
| Floor | 1 | |
| Number of floors | 5 | |
| Condition | îòëè÷íîå | |
| Ceiling height | 3,45 |
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