Mustanlahdenkatu 13 E 80

Mustanlahdenkatu 13

Mustanlahdenkatu 13 is part of a historic residential area that includes several impressive functionalist-style buildings protected by the Finnish Heritage Agency. The neighborhood was originally built by Finlayson in the 1950s for its employees and is located in an excellent area next to Hämeenpuisto.

The building has an interesting historical atmosphere. A neighboring building is known for its connection to the writer Väinö Linna, who lived there while writing The Unknown Soldier.

While the exterior and courtyard preserve the character of the original buildings, the apartments have been modernized through renovation. The homes feature contemporary kitchens, light-colored laminate flooring, and stylish black-and-white bathrooms.

The kitchens include stainless steel appliances, black composite sinks, black countertops, and white cabinets. The bathrooms are fully tiled and include black bathroom furniture, a mirror cabinet, and electric underfloor heating.

The building does not have an elevator.

Some apartments have an open balcony. Each stairwell also has shared ventilation balconies facing the inner courtyard.

The building has four floors and a total of 80 apartments across five stairwells.

Residents can use a shared laundry room and sauna facilities located in a separate building within the courtyard area.

The property is smoke-free. Smoking is not allowed inside the building, and a designated smoking area is available in the courtyard.