Serviced Office Space in Aberdeen to Let
Explore serviced office space rentals in Aberdeen. Each building offers a number of private office units to accommodate businesses of different sizes.
Impressive business property in a central location provides design-led workplace solutions with plenty of natural light. Superfast WiFi, breakout areas, reception services, an onsite café and disabled facilities are provided.
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Aberdeen
(5 min walk) -
Dyce
(5.3 miles)
Contemporary commercial property in a prime central location, benefits from high-tech meeting rooms, super-fast Wi-Fi and a professional reception service. Fully accessible 24/7 with shower facilities and bicycle racks.
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Aberdeen
(4 min walk)
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Dyce
(5.4 miles)
Furnished private offices in a traditional, detached building near the city’s main train station. The property benefits from a sleek business lounge, reception, and boardroom.
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Aberdeen
(9 min walk)
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Dyce
(5.0 miles)
Air-conditioned offices in a modern, city centre building. Property enjoys trendy business lounges and meeting rooms, 24/7 security and access, secure parking, showers, and bicycle storage.
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Aberdeen
(7 min walk)
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Dyce
(5.3 miles)
City centre business centre providing lounge space, conference rooms, an on-site café, gym facilities and a manned reception. Benefits from on-site parking and nearby transport links. Call answering and mail handling services provided.
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Aberdeen
(12 min walk)
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Portlethen
(5.0 miles)
This central Victorian property offers private/shared offices with bright, modern interiors and period features, benefiting from high ceilings, large windows, boardrooms and meeting rooms.
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Aberdeen
(1.2 miles)
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Dyce
(5.0 miles)
19th-Century listed building with open-plan offices near main train station, and multiple attractions/entertainment. The property boasts meeting rooms, a reception, on-site parking and cycle storage.
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Aberdeen
(1.2 miles)
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Dyce
(5.0 miles)
This prestigious location offers easy airport access. Provides high-speed internet, free parking, shower facilities, a reception, boardroom, private gardens with outdoor furniture, and bike storage.
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Aberdeen
(1.5 miles)
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Dyce
(4.7 miles)
Newly-renovated business centre with good rail, road and city-centre access offers flexible workspaces on affordable terms, boasting meeting rooms, ultrafast internet, concierge services, 24/7 access, parking and an onsite café.
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Aberdeen
(1.9 miles)
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Dyce
(4.7 miles)
Available offices in large business park near Aberdeen Airport, with great transport links. Amenities include business lounges, a café, showers, onsite parking and disabled facilities.
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Dyce
(1.3 miles)
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Aberdeen
(6.7 miles)
Aberdeen Office Guide
About Aberdeen
Aberdeen is an historic city in Scotland, home to a wide range of businesses. Known for its Victorian architecture and use of granite, which is found on many of the office buildings and led to the nickname of Granite City, Aberdeen has many notable buildings and forty-five parks and gardens. Former industries in Aberdeen include shipbuilding, fishing and textiles. Today, Aberdeen is home to a wide range of companies, predominantly those in the agriculture, electronics and oil industries. Other businesses present in Aberdeen include media, finance and education companies.
Office Properties in Aberdeen
Office space in Aberdeen is found in both refurbished period properties and modern developments, containing private offices and coworking space for companies of all sizes. Companies have the option of serviced and managed office premises, depending on the needs of the business. Business centres in Aberdeen provide a wide range of facilities such as meeting and conference rooms, break out space, super-fast Wi-Fi and professionally manned receptions. Renowned as the offshore capital of Europe, investment in the North Sea has led to several major and independent oil companies building new global offices in Aberdeen. New development in Aberdeen has seen the building of modern serviced offices in dedicated business premises on the outskirts of the city centre. More central are period Victorian properties that have been converted into stylish office suites.
Transport Connections
Aberdeen Airport in the north of the city serves domestic and international destinations, ideal for businesses trading with Europe and beyond. Office tenants benefit from the railway station which provides frequent direct trains to the major cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and London. Numerous bus routes make it easy to travel throughout the city. With the Western Peripheral Route now completed, Aberdeen has six major roads leading in and out of the city. Aberdeen Harbour is the largest in North Scotland and provides a reliable ferry route to Orkney and Shetland.
Eateries and Shops
There are several main shopping centres in Aberdeen and major retail parks outside the city centre providing an abundance of shopping opportunities, independent fashion boutiques and department stores to explore after a day in the office. Restaurants to suit any taste are throughout the city together with cosmopolitan bars, cafes and traditional pubs. Aberdeen is almost unrivalled in its leisure options and attracts tourists in vast numbers, boosting local business greatly.
