46 m², renovated, with light coming in from three sides, offering a quiet, charming atmosphere in a traditional building in Heslach.

I myself lived in this apartment for many years – first as a tenant, then as the owner, until I moved out in 2019. Therefore, I know the apartment very well and can recommend it with confidence. The apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a historic building from 1898, with a listed facade, and is the topmost unit in the building. With approximately 46 square meters, the L-shaped layout offers a well-utilized living space with zones for living, dining, and sleeping, as well as a separate kitchen, a bathroom with natural light, and a small hallway. The 46 square meters feel significantly larger than they appear on paper, thanks to the clever layout and the light coming in from three sides. For me, the orientation was always one of the biggest advantages: east-facing windows in the kitchen and bathroom – bright in the mornings for breakfast. South- and west-facing windows in the living area, providing light throughout the day. Looking west, you see greenery on a permanently unobstructed area – making it very quiet. Looking south and east, you have a view of the city, including the television tower. In 2018, I completely renovated the apartment before moving out: heating (new boiler, new pipes, and new radiators), electrical wiring, windows (triple-glazed with shutters), doors (apartment door and interior doors), kitchen (including refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, and oven), bathroom (including underfloor heating), and walls – everything is new. There is no need for any renovations.

Heslach, located in the southern part of Stuttgart, is a well-established and conveniently connected residential area with a comprehensive infrastructure. The Bihlplatz tram stop is approximately 100 meters away. There, you'll also find restaurants, a pharmacy, and doctor's offices. Grocery stores are located about 500 meters away at Südheimer Platz or Marienplatz.

What I've always particularly appreciated about this location is that you're in the heart of the city, yet still enjoy peace and quiet. The western side borders an undeveloped green space, the neighborhood is pleasant, and the parking situation is surprisingly good for Stuttgart standards. I actually always found a parking space nearby in the evenings.