Kaisaniemenkatu 4

Premises: Kluuvi, Kaisaniemenkatu 4, 00100 Helsinki

Completed in 1929, the property on Kaisaniemenkatu 4 is also known as the Paulo Building. Built by Herman Paulo, the building is an architectural masterpiece of its time, combining features of the neoclassical and functionalist styles. The building was originally used both as a residential building and business premises, and it was designed to serve the growing business centre of Helsinki.

Today, the building features retail spaces at street level and office spaces on the upper floors. The eight-storey property offers bright and easily adaptable premises that can be tailored to a company’s needs. A pipe and sewer renovation was carried out in the property during 2025, and at the same time, all the toilet surfaces and sanitary fixtures were renewed.

The property is ideal for companies that value a central and accessible location and a wide variety of services nearby. The property, located above the University of Helsinki metro station, is easily accessible by public transport from all corners of the Helsinki metropolitan area. Thanks to its central location, the services of the city centre are all within a short walking distance.

All properties in the Fennia Block have been awarded a BREEAM In-Use Excellent -level certification and they operate on 100% emission-free energy such as wind power and renewable district heating.

Property details

Accessibility

The Central Railway Station and the adjacent Rautatientori bus station provide excellent accessibility to public transport, supplemented by the University of Helsinki metro station located below the block.

Services

The Fennia Block offers a large number of restaurants and other entertainment services. The central location of the property ensures that all commercial and business services are located within a short walking distance. There is an indoor bike storage as well as locker rooms and showers available for commuter cyclists.

Parking

Private cars have access to the Eliel parking facility, which is connected to the Central Railway Station, and the Kluuvi parking facility, which provides direct access to the University of Helsinki metro station.