Former St. Thomas Church: listed building with versatile usage potential

The property at Grünewaldstrasse 2 in Mannheim-Neuostheim, the former St. Thomas Church, is a listed building with an unmistakable architectural charm. The towerless hall building was erected in 1949-1950 by the architect Christian Schrade on the foundations of a destroyed parish hall. The simple, formally reduced style with the recessed apsidal choir and the side wing in front on the northern eaves side gives the building a calm, spiritual aura, comparable to a monastery church.

The building comprises around 600 m² of living/usable space on a plot of around 1,000 m². It is currently vacant and in need of renovation due to water damage, but offers a wide range of potential uses. As a cultural monument, the property is ideal for a use that is in keeping with its original purpose - such as Christian-religious, diaconal, cultural or community purposes.

The attractive location in Neuostheim offers excellent infrastructure: short distances to public transport, Mannheim Airport and other important transport links. The "Eastsite" industrial estate and numerous workplaces and cultural facilities are located in the neighborhood.

The Grünewaldstraße 2 property is located in the Neuostheim district of Mannheim. It is centrally located with a streetcar stop 100 m away, Mannheim Airport 500 m away, the highway connection 1 km away and the Carl Benz Stadium 800 m away. The "Eastsite" industrial estate with several thousand workplaces is not far away. The property covers approx. 1,000 m² with a living/usable area of approx. 600 m²