This coworking space in Dresden-Strehlen is aimed at teams looking for a prestigious business address in a listed villa with flexible terms.
The villa on Rayskistraße dates from 1869 and is a listed building. It was built in the Italian Neo-Renaissance style and is named after Hans Erlwein, who lived there as a tenant while serving as Dresden's city architect until 1914. The ensemble of main house, coach house and garden house was restored by 2020. Today it offers around 1,195 m² of office space on a park-like plot.
The coworking space in Dresden-Strehlen has eight private offices for one to nine people, 40 workstations in total. There is also an open coworking area and three meeting rooms for four, six and eight people. The building has a lift and step-free access, and parking is available on site.
The reception is staffed on weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm, and members have access around the clock. The spaces are furnished and available at short notice. Through the Spaces network, members can also use other locations.
Strehlen is a villa district in the south-east of Dresden that has grown since the 19th century. The plot borders a park-like garden. Hugo-Bürkner-Park is 380 metres away and the Christuskirche Strehlen about 290 metres. The local centre at Wasaplatz has banks, shops and restaurants, and TU Dresden increasingly uses buildings south of August-Bebel-Straße.
Dresden-Strehlen station is 725 metres or a nine-minute walk away. From there, the S1 and S2 suburban trains and tram lines 9 and 13 reach the city centre in about five minutes. The S2 continues to Dresden Airport, 14 kilometres to the north. The Cäcilienstraße bus stop is 210 metres away, and the Corinthstraße stop with lines 66 and 75 about 650 metres. An office in Strehlen combines a quiet residential setting with short trips into the city.
The most important answers about coworking spaces and flex offices at a glance.
Yes, in most cases, the offices in coworking spaces and flex offices are fully furnished and ready for immediate use. You can move in, open your laptop and get to work without having to worry about setting up or equipment first. Internet, cleaning and common areas are often part of coworking and flex office offerings; the specific scope depends on the provider and location. What exactly is involved depends on the respective provider and location. Above, you will find an overview of the typical benefits and services offered by this location.
Move-in is possible at fairly short notice. You can often move into an office within just a few days, sometimes within a few weeks. The decisive factor is whether suitable office space is currently vacant and how quickly coordination with the coworking or flex office provider works. Compared to traditional office rentals, this is significantly faster and easier because the offices are designed to move in quickly from the outset.
Coworking and flex offices are generally designed for flexibility. Depending on the provider and location, there are short minimum terms, monthly termination options or individually agreed contracts. This makes it easy to adapt office space to changing team sizes or new company phases without making a long-term commitment.
Yes, this is now a very useful option for many companies. Coworking and flex offices offer significantly more flexibility, less organizational effort and generally shorter contract terms than traditional offices. This is often the more relaxed solution, especially for growing teams, hybrid work models with lots of home office or companies that want to start quickly without making a long-term commitment. In many cases, it is also worthwhile to compare the costs more closely. This often shows that flex offices can also be financially attractive. Click here for a Case Study 2026 for an office with up to 20 workstations.
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