📝 Description
A 5/8 share of an apartment with attachments is being sold in Radviliškis district municipality, Radviloniai village, Parko street 6. This is the first stage of the sale, conducted based on bailiff auctions. Currently, the apartment share being sold is empty and uninhabitable. There is an opportunity to purchase other property shares from other co-owners, which creates a prospect of acquiring the entire object.
The unique number of the apartment is 7199-0007-0020:0004. The right to dispose of the property is restricted - a property lien applies.
The auction starts at 2024-11-18 12:11:49 and ends at 2024-12-18 12:11:59. The starting price for the auction is set at 358 EUR. Additional information regarding taxes or viewing times has not been provided.
The unique number of the apartment is 7199-0007-0020:0004. The right to dispose of the property is restricted - a property lien applies.
The auction starts at 2024-11-18 12:11:49 and ends at 2024-12-18 12:11:59. The starting price for the auction is set at 358 EUR. Additional information regarding taxes or viewing times has not been provided.
📍 Location
📍 Radviliškio r. sav. Radvilonių k. Parko g. 6-4
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the starting price for which the apartment share is being sold?
The starting price for the 5/8 share of the apartment at the auction is 358 EUR.
When will the bailiff auctions take place and what is their deadline?
The auction starts at 2024-11-18 12:11:49 and ends at 2024-12-18 12:11:59.
What is the address of the property being sold in Radviloniai village?
The object is located in Radviliškis r. municipality, Radviloniai village, Parko street 6-4.
What portion of the apartment does this sale consist of?
A 5/8 share of the apartment with attachments is being sold.
What is the condition of the apartment and can it be lived in?
The apartment is empty and uninhabitable.
What is the unique registration number of the property being sold?
The unique number is 7199-0007-0020:0004.
Are there restrictions on the right to dispose?
Yes, a property lien applies, which is registered as a restriction on the right to dispose.