The Beloved “Maijan Kioski” in Kivinokka Sold for One Euro
Helsinki city has sold the beloved Kivinokka kiosk to a private individual. The purchase price was one euro, as confirmed by the decision of the Helsinki city environment.
History of Maijan Kioski
The kiosk, known as Maijan Kioski in the area, has been cherished for its lively atmosphere. It has been managed by Maija Hyvönen in recent years.
The approximately 40-square-meter kiosk is located in Kivinokka Park in Herttoniemi and serves the local summer cottage residents, as there is a summer cottage area in Kivinokka.
Sale and Future Plans
The sale of the kiosk also included a long-term land lease agreement with the buyer. The buyer was selected through a bidding process where the city sought the highest bid for the annual rent.
There were a total of 21 bids, with the highest being a €4,600 offer made by the current owner of the kiosk.
The decision to sell the kiosk is part of the city’s strategy to divest from buildings it no longer needs.
Future Developments in Kivinokka
This sale is in line with Helsinki’s broader strategy to revitalize and improve recreational areas like Kivinokka. As part of this initiative, there are plans for a camping area and a new cycling route in the area.
Conclusion
The sale of Maijan Kioski for one euro marks a new chapter in the history of this iconic spot in Kivinokka. With plans for renovation and revitalization, the kiosk is set to continue serving the local community for years to come.
FAQ
What was the purchase price of Maijan Kioski?
The kiosk was sold for one euro to a private individual for the purpose of running a café business.
What are the future plans for Kivinokka?
In addition to the sale of the kiosk, there are plans to create a camping area and a new cycling route in Kivinokka to enhance the recreational offerings in the area.