Mikonkatu 19

This 200 m² third-floor office comprises two adjacent units of 93 m² and 107 m² combined. The space is mainly open plan, tidy, and efficient, featuring its own kitchen and restrooms. Views overlook Rautatientori and the courtyard.

Mikonkatu 19, also known as Nikolajeff, is a five-storey office and retail building completed in 1912, representing the late Jugendstil style, located in the Fennia block by Helsinki Central Railway Station. Designed by architectural firm Palmqvist & Sjöström, the building is protected and is an architecturally and culturally significant part of the block ensemble. The property consists of two buildings with entrances on Mikonkatu and Vilhonkatu. The ground floor comprises retail premises, with modernised office spaces on the upper floors.

The Fennia block includes Fennia's Ruoka & Mat dining concept, Kinopalatsi cinema, as well as a bicycle parking area and social facilities for cyclists. All city centre services are within a short walking distance.

Helsinki Central Railway Station and Helsingin yliopisto metro station are a 2-minute walk away. The bus terminal at Rautatientori and tram stops are in immediate vicinity. The nearest parking facilities are EuroPark P-Kluuvi and Aimo Park Kluuvi.

This property is owned by Sponda.

The property holds a BREEAM In-Use Excellent environmental certificate, and it is part of the Fennia block, which operates with 100% emission-free energy, such as wind power and renewable district heating.