Seilorinkatu 1
Helsinki, Vuosaari · 1st Floor
This 4,435 m² space is on the 1st floor of Building B. The warehouse includes 11 loading bays, a loading dock, and 3 ramps with large doors. The free height exceeds 6 metres and the floor load capacity is 4,000 kg/m². The space also contains a new office, social facilities, kitchen, break room, as well as cold storage and freezer rooms.
Seilorinkatu 1 is part of the Vuosaari Logistics Centre completed in 2008, consisting of four separate warehouse buildings (A, B, C and D) in the core area of Vuosaari Harbour. The warehouses have free heights between 6 and 9 metres and floor load capacities of 4,000–5,000 kg/m². Loading and unloading facilities are designed for container and vehicle traffic, and the premises are flexibly adaptable for various purposes.
Parking is available in front of the rental premises as well as in a separate area designated for heavy vehicle storage. The Vuosaari harbour area offers extensive services including rest and recreational facilities, heavy vehicle maintenance and repair services, a seafarers' service office, and several lunch restaurants. Within a 10-minute drive are the services of the Columbus shopping centre, Vuosaari centre, as well as the Aurinkolahti beach and Uutela outdoor area.
The property is located in Vuosaari Harbour, right in the heart of the port centre, with motorway-standard access to Ring Road III and Finland's main road network. The terminals and piers are connected by rail via the harbour railway through Kerava to the main line. Travel times are 30 minutes to the Turku motorway (E18), 20 minutes to the Hämeenlinna motorway (E12), 20 minutes to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, and 10 minutes to the Lahti motorway (E75). Adjacent to the property, at the Hansa Terminal, there is a continuous direct bus connection to Vuosaari metro and bus terminal (10 minutes), which provides fast links to railway stations (Helsinki Central Station 15 minutes).
For more information, please call 044 723 4700 or email info@bref.fi. Our service is free of charge for space seekers.