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Paasivuorenkatu 3

Helsinki, Hakaniemi · 3rd floor

Total floor area
1,023 m²
Rental category
€18–22/m²/month
VAT excluded
Availability
Available now
Energy Class
No statutory energy certificate
Presentation

This premises encompassing the entire 3rd floor measures approximately 1,023 m². The office includes numerous rooms of varying sizes, and comprises its own kitchen and restroom facilities. The space is suitable for a wide range of activities. Images are general views of the property’s premises.

Paasivuorenkatu 3 is an elegant office building located in the revitalising Hakaniemi area. Previously serving as Nordea's headquarters, it was comprehensively renovated in 2011 while preserving its original atmosphere. The old banking hall and natural stone tiled lobbies still reflect the past, and the cosy winter garden in the rear courtyard adds a peaceful touch. The offices are fully refurbished and can be arranged as open plan or cellular layouts according to user needs. The windows offer views over neighbouring Paasipuisto park.

Tenants have access to reception services, a lunch restaurant and café, a private parking garage, sauna, and wellness services. There are dedicated charging points for electric vehicles. The diverse services of Hakaniemi, including the market square and market hall, are within walking distance, as are the nearby parks and Kaisaniemenlahti bay.

Hakaniemi metro station is approximately 100 metres away, tram stops are also about 100 metres away, and the bus stop is 50 metres away. The main railway station is 1.1 kilometres distant and Helsinki-Vantaa Airport is 18 kilometres away.

For more information, please call 044 723 4700 or email info@bref.fi. Our service is free of charge for space seekers.


Floor plans

Facilities of the premises
WC facilities Kitchen / break room

Property Services
Reception services Lunch restaurant Café Car park Sauna Facilities Electric Vehicle Charging Points Elevator

Sustainability

The property holds a BREEAM Excellent environmental certificate, and electricity is sourced from Finnish wind power.


Location

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