Aberdeen International Airport

Work from the heart of Aberdeen at our flexible coworking office space. 1 Berry Street is right in the city centre, surrounded by a range of shops, restaurants and other amenities. Traditionally home to fishing, textiles and shipbuilding industries, in recent years Aberdeen has been recognised as the best-placed city for business growth in Britain, making it the ideal location for your expanding enterprise. Getting to and from the office is ultra-convenient, with a choice of public transport options nearby. Catch the bus from Littlejohn Street (Stop H3), just a two-minute walk from 1 Berry Street, or travel by train from Aberdeen Train Station, an 11-minute walk away. Scale up your business at 1 Berry Street, our professional offices with room to increase your space as and when you need. The building’s standout architecture makes an instant impression, while the bright, modern interior provides a comfortable, inspiring place to work. Choose your workspace from a selection of open-plan coworking areas, private suites and meeting rooms, all fully furnished and kitted out with the latest tech. Catch up with colleagues and network with like-minded businesspeople in our stylish fitted kitchen, where fresh coffee and snacks are always available. After work, discover something new at a nearby gallery, or take a stroll around the public gardens.

Feel inspired by your impressive surroundings in this office, leisure and hotel development. The designer workspaces on the first floor are flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows, some of which overlook the central atrium and its unmissable talking point – a beautiful sculpture of a crouching leopard by international artist Andy Scott. You’ll find a flexible, dedicated space in which your business can thrive, whether you’re looking to rent private or virtual offices, co-working space or meeting rooms in Aberdeen. 1 Marischal Square puts you in the heart of Aberdeen, next door to the city council and within a stone’s throw of attractions such as the 14th century Tolbooth Museum, with its fascinating displays on crime and punishment, and Provost Skene’s House. Aberdeen Maritime Museum can be reached in five minutes. While there are shops and restaurants in Marischal Square, step out and you’re soon on Union Street, Aberdeen’s lively main thoroughfare. There are H1 and H2 bus stops on the doorstep on Broad Street and Aberdeen train station is a 10-minute walk away