Korkeavuorenkatu 45

This four-floor property in a premium location in Helsinki’s city centre is a great example of late Jugend architecture. The property, built by architect Albert Alexander Nyberg in 1912, has gone through a complete renovation and has been modified from a residential building into a modern office building.

The technology in the old part of the property was totally renewed and the façade kept its original style. An additional glass-building, planned by architect bureau Simo Järvinen & Co, was built on the inner yard in 1984.

The combination of old and new gives the property a unique combination of traditional office rooms, and modern open-space workplaces.

The property is well-maintained and equipped with cooled ventilation. In the basement there is a garage for ca 10 cars, reachable by elevator.

The services of the city centre are all within walking distance.

Property details

Accessibility

The location in the heart of the city offers public transport within a short walking distance.

Services

The services of the city centre are all within walking distance.

Parking

The Q-Park Erottaja parking facility's entrance/exit is in the property next door.