Heidehofintie 4

Logicor Park Tikkurila’s planned new building offers 18,180 m² of state-of-the-art logistics space for flexible use by 1 to 4 tenants. The property provides extensive yard areas for lorry traffic and comprehensive support services.

Heidehofintie 4 is a next-generation logistics building planned for Tikkurila, which will connect to the adjacent warehouse and office property at Heidehofintie 2, forming an efficient logistics hub. The new building offers 18,180 m² of logistics space, adaptable for 1-4 users, and can also be combined with production activities. The building features 16 loading bays, 2-4 drive-in ramps with roller shutter doors, a clearance height of 10.5 m, and a floor load capacity of 5,000 kg/m² ensuring efficient loading and unloading operations.

The property includes its own lunch restaurant, meeting facilities, sauna, and gym. The rentable spaces also include their own break rooms, changing rooms, and foreman offices, as well as office and meeting rooms. The large yard area offers 100 car parking spaces, electric vehicle charging points, infrastructure for heavy vehicle charging, and bicycle parking. Tikkurila's diverse everyday services, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and recreational opportunities are quickly accessible. Nearby are the Heureka Science Centre, riverside walking routes along the Kerava River, a cycling network, Tikkurilankoski rapid, and the park areas of Vernissa and Väritehtaanranta, providing ideal settings for breaks, outdoor activities, and refreshment.

The property is excellently located logistically along Ring III (E18), approximately 0.3 kilometres away. Lahti Highway (E75) is about 2 kilometres, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport roughly 8 kilometres, and Vuosaari Harbour about 11 kilometres distant. Buses stop in front of the property, connecting to Tikkurila Station, Jumbo Shopping Centre, Martinlaakso, and Mellunmäki Metro Station. Tikkurila Station is approximately 1.4 kilometres away, offering fast commuter train connections to Helsinki city centre and extensive long-distance rail services throughout Finland. The Vantaa Tram, starting operation in 2029, will further enhance accessibility; the nearest stop, Jokiniemi, is about one kilometre from the site.

The planned new building aims for a BREEAM Excellent certification, energy class A and WELL readiness. The property features geothermal heating, LED lighting, readiness for solar power, as well as facilities for heavy vehicle and electric car charging.