Office to rent • 139 m² without real estateTheodor-Heuss-Allee 21 Bremen Findorff Bremen 28215

The rental space is located on the first floor of a mixed-use building and captivates with the distinctive charm of its listed architectural heritage. High ceilings, generous windows, and the historic building style create a bright and impressive working atmosphere.

The floor is currently divided into two separate units but can be flexibly adapted or used separately if needed. Taking over the existing furnishings is possible after consultation with the previous tenant.

Cultural center, exhibition halls, main station – everything is in view.

The Wasserwerk houses are centrally located at Bürgerweide – just a few minutes from Bürgerpark and the main station. Directly adjacent, there are ample parking areas as well as a small skate park. Once a year, the Bürgerweide comes to life through the Freimarkt, while at other times the location is characterized by a calm yet urban atmosphere.

Today, the Findorff district is one of Bremen’s most popular neighborhoods. Current tenants include an advertising agency, a landscape architect, and the office of a printing company. Additionally, there is a daycare center in the annex. The landscaped courtyard can be used communally.

The space is offered fully furnished, including a fitted kitchen. After consultation with the previous tenant, it is possible to take over parts or all of the furnishings.

The rental space includes at least two parking spaces as well as a basement storage compartment. Additional parking spaces or extra ancillary areas can be rented as needed and by agreement.

History:

The rental property is housed in one of the administrative buildings constructed in 1910 by the former Bremen Waterworks. The architecture is characterized by red brick facades with glazed details that preserve the building’s historic character to this day.

In 2012, the former waterworks was comprehensively renovated and repurposed to meet modern requirements for office and administrative spaces. The historic building elements are complemented by freshly plastered wall surfaces, creating a balanced blend of history and modernity.