Apartment building · Harku

Klubi tn 5

Klubi tn 5 is an apartment building first used in 1988 with 16 flats and 841 m² of living space. One apartment association runs it.

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Apartment association

GradeBuildingLong-term liabilitiesCashReport
CHarku vald, Harku alevik, Klubi tn 51988 · 16 flats€0€83,0112025

Building

Built
1988
Storeys
2
Construction
brick
Flats
16
Total flat area
841 m²
Lift
no
Heating
district heating

Flats in the building: 5 × 1-room (avg 34 m²), 5 × 2-room (avg 45 m²), 5 × 3-room (avg 71 m²), 1 × 4-room (avg 92 m²).

Energy use: 246 kWh/m² a year (2016 energy certificate). Similar buildings (all of Estonia, built 1980–1989; 995) have a median of 178 kWh/m² — this one uses 38% more.

Energy class
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E
  • FFvalid until 29.05.2026
  • G
  • H

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Contact and board

Board

  • ABAleksandr Bogarinovboard member8 years 9 months
  • ELElis Laanesooboard member8 years 9 months
  • TETõnu Ernitsboard member8 years 9 months

Other buildings on Klubi tn

Klubi tn 14, Klubi tn 28, Klubi tn 45

Frequently asked questions

When was the building built?

According to the building register, Klubi tn 5 was first used in 1988.

How many flats are in the building?

According to the building register, Klubi tn 5 has 16 flats: 5 × 1-room (avg 34 m²), 5 × 2-room (avg 45 m²), 5 × 3-room (avg 71 m²), 1 × 4-room (avg 92 m²).

Which apartment association runs the building?

According to the business and building registers: Harku vald, Harku alevik, Klubi tn 5 korteriühistu.

How much energy does the building use?

246 kWh/m² a year (2016 energy certificate). Similar buildings (all of Estonia, built 1980–1989; 995) have a median of 178 kWh/m² — this one uses 38% more.