mikonkatu 17

Unique and modern office space on the top floor with impressive ceiling height in a stunning, historically valuable environment. Beautiful views over the Railway Square. Space solutions are implemented according to wishes. The prestigious property, also known as the Fennia building, is located in the heart of Helsinki and is a unique combination of historical grandeur and modern workspaces. Mikonkatu 17 offers an attractive location for companies that want to convey their contemporary work culture in a historically significant environment. Mikonkatu 17 is excellently suited as a headquarters for a medium-sized company that values a central location, captivating surroundings, and unique space solutions. Innovative workspaces support both teamwork and individual work peace, while providing ideal conditions for hybrid work in a unique environment. The Fennia building will be completely renovated to meet the modern office use needs of companies. The building's neo-baroque milieu with its magnificent staircases and high rooms offers a splendid setting for a company that appreciates a prestigious appearance. Mikonkatu 17 is one of Sponda's five Urban Collection properties. These buildings will be completely refurbished. Top-class facilities combine historical charm with modern functionality. The buildings are suitable for both large companies and small start-ups – this collection offers versatile office solutions that meet a variety of business needs. The property is adjacent to the Railway Station and the Railway Square bus station, ensuring excellent public transport accessibility, complemented by the University of Helsinki metro station located below the block. The Fennia block has a substantial 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.