Lautatarhankatu 6

This 1,800 m² space comprises the entire 5th floor of Lindström House, consisting of two areas of approximately 1,000 m² and 800 m². The layout suits a single occupant or one requiring multiple demarcated working spaces or separate entrances (three street-level doors). The taller, approximately 1,000 m² area features skylights with views over Teurastamo towards the sea, and includes a mezzanine, sauna, fireplace, and goods lift. The spacious approximately 800 m² space has a curved roof and distinctive character. A small lobby separates the two areas. The unit is move-in ready and can be modified.

Lindström House is a five-storey, approximately 10,800 m² office building in Helsinki’s Kalasatama district, built in 1902. Originally functioning as Lindström laundries, this red-brick building has been converted into a modern office property, preserving its historic industrial character. The building has undergone several major renovations, most recently in 2022 and 2024, when the roof, ventilation systems, and the first-floor lobby, restaurant, and meeting rooms were upgraded. Some spaces have ceiling heights of up to 4 metres. The property is owned by Castellum.

The building features a reception service, the Sulava lunch restaurant, a self-service café, and 8 meeting rooms. The courtyard provides a lounge area, complemented by a lounge zone and telephone booths. Loan bicycles and electric car charging points are also available. The building is equipped with shower facilities and bike parking.

Lindström House is located in Kalasatama with excellent public transport connections. The nearest bus stop is right next to the property, the tram stop approximately 350 metres away, and the Kalasatama metro station about 400 metres distant. Parking is available both in the garage and as paid visitor spaces in the courtyard.

The property has been awarded a BREEAM In-Use Very Good environmental certification.