The Kottby station was opened as a pysäkki (a station of lower significance, translating to "stop") in 1910, and its first station house was completed in the same year. At the time, it was situated on a nigh entirely uninhabited area on the northern outskirts of Helsinki that had been annexed to the city just four years prior.
The Kottby station was inaugurated as a pysäkki in 1910, and its first station building was finished that same year. At the time, it was situated on an almost entirely uninhabited region on the northern outskirts of Helsinki that had been incorporated into the city just four years prior.