Kalevankatu 6

This 772 m² office is located on the 3rd floor of the building.

Suomitalo is a prestigious property in Helsinki city centre, consisting of two interconnected buildings located adjacent to the Old Church Park. Lönnrotinkatu 5 was designed by architects Armas Lindgren and Onni Tarjanne and completed in 1911 as the headquarters for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of Finland. Kalevankatu 6, completed in 1937, was among the first functionalist buildings in central Helsinki. There are seven floors of commercial space, with a total floor area of approximately 1,000 square metres.

In terms of services, the location benefits from its central city position. Entrances are on both Lönnrotinkatu and Kalevankatu streets, with popular breakfast, lunch, after-work and dinner venues within walking distance; in summer, terrace restaurants on Kalevankatu are also available. Stockmann services are a short walk away, and Kamppi Shopping Centre is approximately 400 metres distant.

Transport connections in the city centre are excellent. Trams stop nearby, and the metro station, central railway station, and bus station are all within immediate proximity. For motorists, there are nearly 2,000 heated parking spaces and numerous electric vehicle charging points within 100 metres of Suomitalo.