Rajatorpantie 8
Vantaa, Myyrmäki · 6th Floor
This 610 m² office is located on the 6th floor. The office mainly consists of cellular rooms but can be renovated to suit the tenant’s needs. Photographs are examples of the property’s interiors and types of refurbishments available.
Virtatalo is located at Rajatorpantie 8 in Myyrmäki, Vantaa, in the heart of a growing area. Constructed in phases between 1987 and 2009 as the original headquarters building, the office property has a total floor area of 44,500 m². The façade material is Finnish granite, and the interiors feature artwork, greenery, and details that enhance comfort. The spacious premises are flexibly adaptable to the needs of companies of various sizes.
A professional reception service takes care of welcoming and guiding visitors. The property's restaurant offers a plentiful lunch selection, and breakfast is also available at the café. For meetings, there is a modern conference centre and an auditorium seating 150. Wellbeing at work is supported by the building's gym, extensive indoor and outdoor bicycle storage facilities, as well as changing rooms and shower facilities. Directly opposite, the Myyrmanni shopping centre provides diverse dining and shopping options, complemented by nearby government offices and health and sports services.
From the nearby Myyrmäki train station, there is a swift 15-minute train connection to both Helsinki city centre and the airport, while bus routes passing directly in front of the building provide smooth travel west and east. The Hämeenlinnantie and Vihdintie roads can be reached within minutes, offering easy access to ring roads and other parts of Finland. Parking is hassle-free: three parking facilities and the yard provide over 1,000 parking spaces in total, and the office building, parking hall, and adjacent underground parking are connected by an underground corridor.
The property holds a BREEAM In-Use Very Good environmental certification.
For more information, please call 044 723 4700 or email info@bref.fi. Our service is free of charge for space seekers.