Kaisaniemenkatu 13

This 725 m² space functions as retail or office premises, offering its own entrance directly on Kaisaniemenkatu. Elegant stairs lead to the 2nd floor, where the space opens onto streets on all sides through windows. Acoustic treatments ensure a quiet working environment free from street noise. In the centre, there is also an open area equipped with a skylight. The space was designed as premium daycare facilities for the previous user, but with minor alterations it can become attractive and practical office space. It is also possible to convert the premises into a restaurant.

Kaisaniemenkatu 13 is a distinctive triangular red brick office and retail building completed in 1929 in central Helsinki. The building was designed by architect Yrjö Lindegren. The eight-storey building combines a classic atmosphere, impressive original details, and modern commercial facilities. Offices can be customised according to tenant needs, and the upper floors offer views including the Helsinki Cathedral. The ground floor houses retail spaces. In 2025, the building’s entrance lobbies were renovated and accessible access was added to the basement level.

The basement level features a modern bicycle storage completed in 2025 and accessible social facilities. The vibrant amenities of Kluuvi are right around the corner. Nearby are the Kluuvi shopping centre, numerous restaurants, cafes, shops and gyms. The Ateneum, Amos Rex and Kaisaniemi Botanical Garden are within a short walking distance.

Tram and bus stops, as well as a city bike station, are approximately 100 metres away. Helsinki University metro station is about 200 metres away and Helsinki Central Railway Station roughly 350 metres. The Kluuvi parking garage is nearby.