Hermannin rantatie 8
Helsinki, Kalasatama · 4th floor
This bright 202 m² open-plan office space is situated on the 4th floor of the Original building. The premises include several rooms, a working café area, an integrated kitchen, restroom facilities and a storage/cleaning closet. The windows face three directions. Additional rooms can be constructed if required.
Rantatie Business Park is an office building of approximately 19,700 m² located in Helsinki’s Kalasatama district along Hermannin rantatie, constructed in phases between 2009 and 2019. The property consists of three parts: Original (2010), Kasvu (2017), and Loikka (2019). Spaces are adaptable for both small and large companies. The shared meeting rooms have been designed with a maritime theme. The property is owned by Castellum.
The building includes a lobby service, the Lepuuttaja restaurant, and over 30 meeting rooms, some of which are coworking-style shared spaces. Café, wellness, and interior design services, as well as rental bicycles, are available. The building is equipped with shower and social facilities, as well as bike parking.
Rantatie Business Park is located in Kalasatama with excellent public transport connections. Kalasatama metro station and bus stops are within a short walking distance. The Kalasatama–Pasila tram line will bring a tram connection immediately adjacent to the property. Paid visitor parking is available in the courtyard, with entry from Verkkosaarenkatu. The property also has electric car charging points. Parking spaces can be leased in the garage.
The property has been awarded the BREEAM In-Use Excellent environmental certification, with the extension parts Kasvu and Loikka additionally certified LEED Gold. Solar panels on the roof of Loikka generate approximately 7–8% of the building section’s annual electricity consumption. The property utilises fossil-free district heating and cooling, with all energy being fossil-free and origin-guaranteed.
For more information, please call 044 723 4700 or email info@bref.fi. Our service is free of charge for space seekers.