Schorndorf · opposite the castle and castle park
Villa am Schloss — historic prestige investment
About this property
A rare ensemble combining Schorndorf history with a future-ready workplace: the listed 1901 Art Nouveau villa was sensitively restored in 2008 and complemented by a transparent modern new building. Opposite the castle and castle park, its historic presence, flexible office and conference space, high occupancy and sustainable building technology form an unmistakable prestige investment in the heart of the Rems Valley.
Highlights
- approx. 1,822 m² total usable area on a 1,312 m² site
- approx. 641 m² listed Art Nouveau villa dating from 1901
- approx. 1,180 m² modern new building dating from 2008
- Additional attic apartment of approx. 94 m²
- Target annual net rent approx. EUR 207,525
- Occupancy approx. 98,8%
- Flexible office, meeting and conference areas
- Seven geothermal boreholes, each approx. 140 m deep
- Concrete-core conditioning for efficient heating and cooling
- Underground parking, outdoor spaces and EV charging station
- Landscaped grounds with gardens and terraces
- Direct views of the castle and castle park
- Market square approx. 5 minutes' walk · station approx. 8 minutes' walk
- Commission-free acquisition
- All information according to the brochure and without guarantee
From idea to a robust calculation
What makes a listed property assessable
Whether a listed building pays off depends on the data, not the façade. For a sound assessment we need:
Condition
Structure, moisture, statics, building services — ideally with a survey or inspection.
Measures
Which works are necessary, which are desirable — and in what order.
Costs
Cost estimate per trade with a buffer for heritage-related extra effort.
Permits
Agreement with the heritage authority before work starts; certification as the basis for any incentives.
Tax statements are general in nature. Please always check the applicability of special depreciation with your tax adviser.
Gallery
In detail.
