Kaisaniemenkatu 4

This 174 m² space is located on the 4th floor of the building. A well-maintained office with views towards Kaisaniemenkatu. Suitable for approximately 20 people, currently arranged with both open-plan and several private offices. Includes a private kitchen, WCs, and a shower. The floor plan shows the current layout; the premises are adaptable as required.

Kaisaniemenkatu 4, also known as Paulon talo, is an eight-storey property in Helsinki’s Kluuvi district built by Herman Paulon and completed in 1929, forming part of the Fennia block. The building combines neoclassical and functionalist architectural features. Originally, it served both residential and commercial purposes. Today the ground floor is occupied by retail premises and the upper floors contain office space. A pipe renovation was completed in 2025, during which restroom surfaces and fixtures were updated.

The Fennia block offers numerous restaurants and other entertainment services, such as the Fennia Food & Travel dining area and the Kinopalatsi cinema. Cyclists commuting to work can use the bicycle storage and social facilities, and there are two shared meeting rooms on the building's 3rd floor. All the diverse central services, including restaurants, hotels, and pharmacies, are within walking distance. Parking is available nearby, including at the Kluuvi car park.

The property is situated above the University of Helsinki metro station, with Helsinki Central Railway Station and tram services nearby. Helsinki-Vantaa Airport can be reached in approximately 30 minutes by train from the railway station.

This property is owned by Sponda.

The property holds a BREEAM In-Use Excellent certification. The Fennia block, of which the property is part, operates entirely on zero-emission energy sources such as wind power and renewable district heating.