Hasenberg 1899

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg

Historic commercial property in the west of Stuttgart

The listed property Hasenberg 1899, situated at Hasenbergstraße 31, is centrally located in the west of Stuttgart. The building was constructed in 1899 and 1900 by the architects Georg Friedrich Bihl and Alfred Woltz in the Neo-Renaissance style as a former brewery. To this day, its historic architecture lends the building a distinctive character and makes it a striking feature of Stuttgart’s western district.

The location combines the urban charm of Stuttgart’s western district with excellent transport links. The Feuersee S-Bahn station is just a few minutes’ walk away and lies on Stuttgart’s main S-Bahn Stammstrecke line. From here, there are direct connections within the city and to the wider region. At the same time, the surrounding area offers a well-established infrastructure with a wide range of amenities for everyday needs, as well as restaurants and shops. The nearby Feuersee lake, with St John’s Church, characterises the neighbourhood’s distinctive setting.

The property is now used for a variety of purposes and brings together a range of facilities from the health and commercial sectors. As such, this historic building combines a distinctive architectural identity with a contemporary and diverse range of uses.

The building is under active asset management by the WATZL Group.