Completely renovated three-family house with a separate apartment in Stuttgart.

This classic three-family house, built in a solid construction style in 1953, underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2019-2020 by specialized companies. The owners placed particular emphasis on using high-quality materials, such as double-glazed oak windows, oiled oak parquet flooring, and environmentally friendly "Keim" paints. Stylistically, all measures were taken in the spirit of the so-called "Stuttgart School," following the principles of architects Bonatz and Schmitthenner, whose student, the designing architect Walz, was. The completely new house systems – electrical, heating, and plumbing – were designed so that the four apartments are independent units and have separate meters. They are, like the newly covered and insulated roof, state-of-the-art. The apartments on the ground floor, first floor, and attic all share the same basic layout, featuring a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. The ground-floor apartment has been customized to meet the owners' individual needs, featuring a very wide double-door leading to the garden, a modern fireplace, a glazed and significantly wider designer door from the hallway to the living room, and a bathroom with a comfortable bathtub. A cozy kitchen and a small office contribute to creating a unique living space that meets high standards. From the living room, you have a view of the adjacent garden with a pleasant seating area. On the top floor, there is a comfortable and spacious maisonette apartment with a total of 4 rooms, which offers an ideal setting for both living and working. In the basement, mirroring the apartments on the upper floors, there is a practical studio apartment with daylight windows, consisting of a living/bedroom, bathroom, and a small separate kitchen. In addition to being suitable for renting, this apartment is also ideal for accommodating caregivers or overnight guests.

The property is located in the Stuttgart district of Gablenberg, which has been undergoing extensive urban redevelopment under the name "Redevelopment Area Stuttgart 30" (including Gablenberger Hauptstr., Bergstr., a large playground with adjacent green space, a municipal kindergarten, etc.). The area is constantly improving, attracting young families who are renovating houses and undertaking new construction projects. Numerous retail stores, restaurants, bars, banks, two weekly markets, sports fields, an indoor swimming pool, and bus lines are all within walking distance, making the journey to the city center just a few minutes. Nearby is the beautiful Buchwald recreation area, which offers opportunities for extended walks and sporting activities. Bergstraße is a one-way street and serves primarily to access the extremely quiet, almost rural residential area, which is characterized by unusually good air quality. This is due, in part, to the very low traffic volume and, in part, to the former vineyards located behind the houses, which are now used as undeveloped garden land and provide a habitat for numerous animals, from various bird species to deer.