Kaisaniemenkatu 6

This 673 m² office space is located on the 6th floor of the building. The area consists of an open plan and can be divided into parts of 317 m² and 356 m².

Kaisaniemenkatu 6 is an eight-storey office building in the heart of Helsinki, situated on a wedge-shaped plot at the intersection of Kaisaniemenkatu and Vuorikatu. Designed by architect Oiva Kallio, the building was completed in 1930 as the commercial premises of the life insurance company Pohja and is Helsinki’s first functionalist building. The property features clean and comfortable commercial premises that can be flexibly adapted to tenant requirements. Retail spaces are located on the ground floor.

For users of the property, there is a modern gym with showers on the fifth floor. Versatile central city services are very close. The surrounding area offers numerous lunch restaurants, cafes, shops, gyms, hotels, a post office and a medical clinic.

The metro station and tram stop are less than 100 metres away, the bus stop approximately 190 metres, and Helsinki Central Railway Station about 370 metres. For commuter cyclists, there is a bike parking area in the basement. Drivers can use the city centre parking garages.

The property holds a BREEAM In-Use environmental certificate at the Good level. Green electricity is used throughout the premises.