Known as the Wilkman House, this building is one of the four most prestigious Art Nouveau houses in Helsinki. It was designed by Finnish Architect Vilho Penttilä in 1904 and built on the mainstreet Liisankatu of Helsinki's historical and cultural district Kruununhaka. The building is very central located, it is 700m to central railway station, 100m to Helsinki University, 500m to Helsinki Cathedral and 700m to Market Square (Kauppatori). The apartment locates in the Inner yard, therefore safe, clean and quiet. It has one living room with a sofa bed and one bedroom with a full-size double bed. The kitchen is fully equipped. The whole apartment is for you to use. Please notice that there is one step to enter the shower cabinet, and the oven does not have kid-lock.

The central district of Kruununhaka is home to the uniformly Empire-style buildings surrounding the iconic Helsinki Cathedral and many noteworthy public buildings. There is not a lot of green space among the beautiful stone blocks of buildings, but the terrain is diverse and many streets have a view of the sea. Kruununhaka became the educational and governmental epicentre of the city in the early 19th century through a construction effort led by the architect C.L. Engel. The most relevant architectural highlights in the area are the Senate Square and its surrounding Empire-style streets, as well as the Helsinki Cathedral, built from 3,560,000 bricks. Other notable buildings in the neighbourhood include the Presidential Palace, the Government Palace, the City Hall, the Bank of Finland, the Palace of the Nobility, several departments of the University of Helsinki, and other distinguished institutions. The streets by the Senate Square line an area called the Torikorttelit, which is home to dozens of restaurants, cafés, independent shops, the City Museum, and a cinema. You could get more information from "myhelsinki" website.