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Roseck Castle
Roseck Castle, a historic castle complex located on the edge of the Schönbuch Nature Park above Tübingen, is being developed by COPRO in coordination with the local council and heritage office into a place where tradition and modern use harmonise.
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Roseck Castle – unique and listed as a historical monument
Founded in the 12th century by the Count Palatine of Tübingen, Roseck Castle was converted into a palace by the Dukes of Württemberg in the 16th century. From 1824, the castle changed hands several times, including ownership by agricultural advisors, bank directors, and a soap manufacturer. The main building was destroyed by fire in 1991 and subsequently received a new roof; the outbuildings were last used as a care home.
Revitalization and modernization
The historic ensemble, which has been vacant since 2014, is being carefully renovated in collaboration with the Stuttgart architectural firm Sindlinger & Vogt and transformed into a contemporary usage concept that harmoniously blends old and new. COPRO and Sindlinger & Vogt have been working together trustfully for many years – in 2012, they already completed the preservation and modernization of the five-storey Kaiserbau at Stuttgart's Marienplatz.
Renovation & usage concept
In collaboration with the Tübingen community and in close cooperation with the heritage office, the COPRO Group is developing a comprehensive renovation and modern usage concept for the property at risk of decay.
Facts
- Listed building complex featuring a castle building, wall houses, a former care home, and a chapel.
- Total gross area: approx. 3,900 m²
- Area of the entire site: approx. 32 ha
- Architecture firm for revitalisation: Sindlinger & Vogt PartG mbB
- Project development: COPRO Projektentwicklung GmbH
- Special features: Idyllic castle grounds with the Marienkapelle, surrounded by traditional orchards, a vineyard, and a light, small forest. Perched high above the Ammertal, Roseck Castle offers a spectacular view and is a popular destination thanks to the various hiking and cycling paths in the area.
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Location
Roseck 1, 72070 Tübingen
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