The Premonstratensian Abbey of Adelberg was founded in 1178 by the Staufer minister Volknand with the involvement of Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa. This study, focused on property and economic history, first reconstructs the founding and early possessions of the abbey after a brief historical overview, and then outlines the major lines of property development up to its dissolution in 1535 during the Reformation in Württemberg. Based on a wide range of archival sources, including documents and ledgers, the work also examines the structures of land ownership, administration, and economic practices of a Swabian Premonstratensian abbey in the Middle Ages. An extensive local catalog analyzes the Adelberg property and title rights in detail, concluding with an overview of the parish churches. Thus, the study provides a building block for further research.