Office for rent on Liisankatu, Helsinki

There is a total of 3600 m² of space available for rent, with floor sizes of approximately 1200 m². The floors can be divided into two sections of around 550 m² each. The spaces are ideal for office, care, accommodation, or educational use. Users now have an excellent opportunity to design their own spaces.

The Uudenmaan Kasarmi is a classical red brick barracks complex completed in 1883 in Kruununhaka, Helsinki, on the edge of the maritime city center. Designed by architect Evert Lagerspetz, the building is a significant architectural part of Helsinki's history. Originally built as a barracks for the Uusimaa Sharpshooter Battalion, the premises have later housed institutions such as the War College and the Military Museum.

The barracks are being renovated in phases for new use. High-quality office spaces for businesses as well as private and public entities will be developed in the building facing Liisankatu, and the spaces will be tailored in collaboration with the user. The renovation will preserve the building's key architectural features and load-bearing structures, giving the spaces a unique appearance and a valuable atmosphere. At the same time, the building systems will be updated, and energy efficiency will be improved. The renovation is estimated to be completed in Q3/2027.

The maritime location, parks, and waterfront paths create a work environment rarely found in the city center. It is about a 15-minute walk to the main railway station and about 5 minutes to the University of Helsinki, with government offices and ministries nearby.

Services

The services of Kruununhaka and the city center are within walking distance. There are grocery stores, cafes, lunch restaurants, and a hotel in the nearby area, and the diverse service offerings of the city center are easily accessible. The parks of Kruununhaka and the waterfront paths of Pohjoisranta offer opportunities for outdoor activities and refreshing breaks during the workday.

Transportation

It is about a 15-minute walk to Helsinki's main railway station, and the Kaisaniemi and University of Helsinki metro stations are within walking distance. Several tram and bus lines run in the nearby area. The upcoming Kruunusillat light rail will strengthen connections between the city center and eastern Helsinki in the coming years, and clear pedestrian routes lead to the downtown area.

For more information, contact 044 723 4700 or info@bref.fi. Our services are free for space seekers.