mikonkatu 15

Open-plan office space with a modern and clean overall appearance. Mikonlinna is a modern office and commercial property in the Fennia block, right by Helsinki's Central Railway Station. The popular area of Mikonkatu in the heart of Helsinki offers excellent facilities for companies that value a central location and a diverse range of services in the surrounding area. Mikonlinna is easily and quickly accessible by all public transport from across the entire Helsinki metropolitan area. The central location also ensures that all commercial and business services in the city center are within a short walking distance, and the customer flows in the area are unparalleled. The upper floors of the nine-story building offer stunning views over the center of Helsinki. The upper floors have office spaces of various sizes, with large windows that create a pleasant and bright atmosphere. There are retail spaces on the ground floor. The interiors can be easily adapted to the needs of the company. The property was renovated to serve modern office and commercial needs in the early 2000s. All properties in the Fennia block have been awarded the BREEAM In-Use Excellent environmental certificate. BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is an international building environmental rating system aimed at reducing the environmental impact of building use and developing healthier working environments. The Fennia block is also completely carbon neutral in terms of energy consumption during use. The adjacent Railway Station and Central Bus Station ensure excellent public transport accessibility, complemented by the University of Helsinki metro station located beneath the block. The Fennia block has a large number of restaurants and other entertainment services. The central location in the city center ensures that all commercial and business services are within a short walking distance. Car drivers are served by the Engel parking facility located at the railway station and the Kluuvi parking facility, which has a direct connection via the University of Helsinki metro station.