Luther Church in Mannheim - Historic building in a central location

Monument protection according to § 2 DSchG BW
The property is excluded from sale. A sale is only possible via heritable building rights in the amount of € 50,736 per year.

Due to the large number of inquiries, only inquiries that can present a business plan and a utilization concept will be considered!

The Diakoniekirche Luther is located at Lutherstraße 2-4 in the lively Neckarstadt-West district of Mannheim. Built between 1904 and 1906 in the neo-Gothic style according to plans by architect Emil Döring, it dominates the cityscape with its impressive façade of yellow sandstone and red stone accents. The 63-metre-high tower, which rises far above the surrounding roofs, is particularly characteristic, as is the large rose window above the entrance, which, together with the bronze Martin Luther statue, makes a striking architectural statement. The church is located in an urban environment with good public transport connections and close proximity to social facilities that shape the cultural and community life of the district.

As part of an extensive redesign in 2010, the Lutherkirche was developed into the Diakoniekirche Luther. The historic interior was transformed into a multifunctional center: Glass partitions on the side galleries created modern consultation rooms, while a church café was set up below the main gallery. Since then, the new structures have allowed a wide range of uses - from pastoral care and meetings to cultural events and social projects - without giving up the sacred character of the building. This transformation has turned the building into a lively meeting center in which tradition and contemporary use are combined in a special way.

The building offers a considerable amount of space over several levels. The light-flooded church hall is ideal for church services, concerts or lectures, while the other rooms can be used for counseling, group work or cultural initiatives. The combination of historical building fabric, modern infrastructure and an open, integrative concept makes the Diakoniekirche a unique place that allows for many different usage scenarios.

Thanks to its central location, its architectural presence and the successful combination of past and present, the Diakoniekirche Luther offers an attractive opportunity for investors, foundations or social organizations looking for an extraordinary property with charisma and social potential. It is not just a listed building, but a space for ideas, change and the future.