Möbliertes Zimmer in 2er WG in 3 Zi-Whg. (ca. 82 qm) im Scharoun-Hochhaus "Julia" frei zum 01.05.2025

Absolutely central location in Stuttgart-Rot with all shopping facilities for the "Güter des Tagesbedarf" and beyond: foods (e.g. bakers, penny/REWE), restaurants, döner-Buden, bank machines, stationery, doctors, pharmacy, schools, kindergartens, disco/ nightclub, indoor swimming pool, barber shops, cutting shop, kiosks, Shisha bars etc.

Metro stop (U7 Schozacher Straße) is located in front of the house and the journey time is approx. 15 minutes to Stuttgart Main Station. The U7 continues over the Waldau to Ostfildern. The U7 stop is connected to a bus stop of line 52 (from Stgt-Bad Cannstatt via Zuffenhausen station (with the S-Bahn lines 4, 5, 6 and 60) to Porsche/Neuwirtshaus) and to the night bus. On foot you can reach the S-Bahn stop Zuffenhausen Train Station in about a 15-minute walk (or three bus stops).

The center of Zuffenhausen (with town hall etc.) is a metro/bus stop or approx. 500 m away.

By car you can reach the B27, B10 and the A81 Würzburg-Heilbronn-Stuttgart motorway.

My person as roommate is a male older semester (60 years) with the following characteristics:
- Non-smoking (total apartment (inside) has to stay non-smoking, but smoking on the balcony is not a problem).
- Plate-Nerd: Numerous records are accommodated in the common living room (special music: Indie, New Wave/Punk, Soul/Funk/Disco/R&B, Rock&Pop, NDW/Kraut- und Deutschrock, Weltmusik (especially Africa & South America), Reggae/Ska).
- Other hobbies Philately/ Stamps, Comics, Literature and History
- At board games, my favorites are Go and Chess and at card games Skat (in the variant Romanoff) and Uno according to adult rules (e.g. penalty cards for stupid questions à la "who's up?").
- As an advisory geographer, I am independent and so often out of the house. That's how I'm going early in the morning and I'll be back in the evening. When I'm here, I'm actually "accessible" and "don't include me", i.e. I don't take my work home.
- I would like to drink alcohol (mostly sociable "beer of eggs") and also eat pork, beef and other meat.
- I have been living in Stuttgart since 1986 and have been socially well connected.

Conclusion: In my self-analysis, living together with me is likely to be largely unproblematic if you are not looking for a WG with 24/7 sociality /-respect/-adaptation, think about media and/or religion and interfere with alcohol and meat consumption.

There is a cleaning plan in the weekly turnus: on the one hand, the wet area (bath and toilet) and on the other hand the other living area.

Cost calculation:

Cold rental: 380 Euro / month

Additional costs:
Total additional costs (possible additional costs such as basic tax, house money (with heating, master's service (no winter service!), water, elevator, garbage, water, electricity, etc. and "Extras" such as Internet/WLAN and GEZ 170 Euro.
I expect the extra costs to remain stable in 2025. As of January, the basic tax will probably fall, but from June the cost of the Internet will rise.

Total rental thus 550 euros warm all inclusive (also with the mentioned extras).

An energy pass is not required, as the building is protected by monument and is thus exempt from this obligation.

Information about the "Romeo and Julia" family home group:

The two buildings "Romeo and Julia" were built in the course of the rebuilding of the post-war settlement Rot in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen between 1955 and 1959 according to the plans of the world-famous Bauhaus architect Hans Scharoun (including Weißenhofsiedlung) and Wilhelm Frank. With a total of about 200 then exclusive condominiums located centrally between the old town center Zuffenhausen and Rot, a social mix was sought over an attractive housing offer for better earning in the post-war settlement Rot, which works especially in the Julia until today: So in the Zuffenhausen police department "no incident" was known in my request 2019, and since then I did not have a single negative Julia owner.

The outlines of the Julia in particular enjoy cult status in the architects' scene, as, among other things, right angles have been avoided if possible. Romeo is one of the first high-rise buildings built in Stuttgart after 1945 and is the first residential high-rise in Germany - and this with then revolutionary condominiums, a residential property that has existed in Germany only since the 1950s!

The building "Julia" with its 82 condominiums was built three years later and impresses, in addition to the angled flat floor plans, with its horseshoe shape with the inner walks, which prevent an anonymity of the inhabitants typical of other high-rise buildings among themselves.

Both buildings are now listed as a parade example of successful architecture in the 1950s and organic architecture (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo_und_Julia_(Highh%C3%A4user)))

The residential high-rise group also has its own smaller park with playground and garages.

The Julia is staggered in 4, 7 and 11 bodies. Several lifts (2 lifts and 1 lift!) are available in the staircase. In each floor there is a central staircase hall, from which the apartments are opened via leaps.