mannerheimintie 6, Keskusta, Helsinki

Efficient hybrid office space with phenomenal ceiling height in a stunning mezzanine floor. The floor offers magnificent views towards Esplanadi. Space solutions are implemented according to wishes. Emperor Alexander II originally built the stone castle, completed in 1870 and located in Helsinki's busiest business area, as a Russian boys' school. Now the historic building is being transformed into a modern business and office building, offering companies unique settings for designing their own premises. The property's advantages include a grand entrance staircase, impressive ceiling height, Viennese-style halls, and stunning views. This perfectly renovated prestigious property is best suited as the headquarters for a medium-sized company that values a historical environment and unique space solutions or as a hybrid building for 3–6 users. The property will be equipped with state-of-the-art building technology and space solutions that support mobile work. The property, with its valuable settings, impressive facades, and potential additional floors, offers excellent opportunities for branding your own company. The central location guarantees tenant companies the best local services and transport connections in the city center. Mannerheimintie 6 is one of Sponda's five Urban Collection properties. These buildings will be completely renovated and are scheduled for completion in 2026. Top-class facilities combine historical charm with modern functionality. The buildings are suitable for both large companies and small startups – this collection offers versatile office solutions that meet a wide range of business needs. The location in the heart of Helsinki ensures ideal accessibility for the property. Trams run nearby, and the metro, bus, and train are a couple of minutes' walk away. The Baana cycling route provides a direct cycling path from the city center to Ruoholahti. All city center services are within walking distance. Car drivers are served by, for example, Aimo Park Iso Erottaja, Stockmann's Aimo Park, and Forum parking facilities.