Alexanderstraße 141

Tradition reinterpreted

The historic building at Alexanderstraße 141, built in 1921 and extended in 1926, has been comprehensively renovated according to designs by the architectural firm Sindlinger + Vogt.

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The renovation combines the historic façade with modern living comfort: attractive bay windows, an additional full floor, and exceptional sightlines along Alexanderstraße create a harmonious overall appearance.

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A special highlight is the former coal cellar with vaulted ceilings on the ground floor, which has been lovingly preserved as a bathroom. Sandblasted vaulted stones, newly pointed classic masonry, and a rain shower located at the old coal chute give the space a distinctive atmosphere.

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Attractive surroundings in Stuttgart

At Alexanderstraße 141, 11 residential units ranging from 25 to 158 m² were created across five floors, including two penthouse maisonettes with expansive views over Stuttgart.

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The building was renovated to meet KfW Efficiency House 85 standards: modern floor plans, thoughtful interior design, and numerous outdoor spaces in the form of balconies, terraces, or patios create a livable and bright atmosphere.

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The central location allows for short distances to the city center and quick connections to the airport, long-distance bus station, and highways – urban living with excellent connectivity.