Elielinaukio 5

This 1,857 m² office space is located on the third floor of the property. The office includes private rooms, open-plan areas, several restrooms, and spacious break rooms. The unit can be divided between two users into approximately 900 m² sections. The total area includes 120 m² of apportioned shared facilities. The premises will be renovated for the new tenant. The photos are from the property’s model office.

Elielinaukio 5 is an office and hotel property located in central Helsinki, right next to the main railway station. The building was completed in 2003 and has a total area of approximately 15,000 square metres, of which about 45 percent is used for office purposes and approximately 45 percent for hotel use. The property has six floors, with office floors approximately 1,500 square metres in size. A comprehensive renovation is scheduled between September 2024 and August 2025.

The property features shower and changing facilities, a heated bike storage, and a conference centre. New restaurant premises were built on the ground floor during the renovation. Its location next to Railway Square and Helsinki Central Station provides office users with exceptional access to a wide range of city centre services: numerous restaurants and cafes, the Kamppi shopping centre, Oodi library, Kaisaniemi park, as well as a network of shops, banks and other service providers all within walking distance.

Elielinaukio 5 is situated in an exceptionally central location, just a one-minute walk from Helsinki Central Railway Station. Sörnäinen metro station is approximately 8 minutes away, Pasila about 11 minutes, Leppävaara roughly 14 minutes, Tapiola around 17 minutes, and the airport reachable within approximately 36 minutes. Cyclists benefit from excellent access to the property via the Baana route and Kaisa tunnel.

The property has been awarded the BREEAM In-Use environmental certificate at Excellent level (Part 1) and the LEED Gold certificate. The property's electricity is produced using renewable wind power, and heating is based on emission-free district heating generated by heat pumps. During the renovation, a solar panel system was also installed on the roof.