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title: "HQ 1 Berry Street"
description: "A short step from the Gallowgate end of Aberdeen's centre, 1 Berry Street is a plain, practical business address with the whole city centre around it. The operator describes a building with standout architecture, a bright modern interior and room to grow, with open-plan coworking areas, private s…"
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# HQ 1 Berry Street

A short step from the Gallowgate end of Aberdeen's centre, 1 Berry Street is a plain, practical business address with the whole city centre around it. The operator describes a building with standout architecture, a bright modern interior and room to grow, with open-plan coworking areas, private suites and meeting rooms, all furnished and equipped with current technology. The centre lists a lounge area, meeting rooms, parking, surveillance cameras and step-free access, and the postcode is AB25 1HF.

What makes this centre different from the others in Aberdeen is its ordinariness, in the best sense. It is not inside a heritage landmark or at an airport, so there is no theme to buy into: the point is a clean, well-run office with shops, restaurants and services around it. If you want a base that can start with one desk and take on a suite when a contract lands, that kind of flexibility is the offer.

Transport is easy to explain because the operator names it. The Littlejohn Street bus stop, marked H3, is a very short walk away, and Aberdeen railway station is a little farther in the other direction. A visitor who arrives on the train from Dundee, Edinburgh or Inverness can walk the centre or take a bus, which suits a meeting that does not justify a taxi. Aberdeen International Airport is on the north-west edge of the city for those flying in.

Around the building, the operator points to the nearby gallery and public gardens as places for a break after work. In practice that means Aberdeen Art Gallery on Schoolhill and the green spaces of the city centre, a short stretch of the legs from the office. The kitchen inside is described as stylish and fitted, with fresh coffee and snacks, a useful place to talk to the neighbours.

Aberdeen's business landscape shapes who suits the building. The city was built on fishing, textiles and shipbuilding before the North Sea oil and gas industry arrived, and today companies in energy services, engineering, finance, law and recruitment keep small offices in the centre while serving projects offshore or abroad. A contractor between assignments, a project manager supporting a short engagement, an engineering consultancy that needs a presentable meeting room, or the Aberdeen representative of a firm based in Houston or Stavanger could all use a suite here without signing up for a building.

Space for growth is the building's theme. Starting with a desk and moving to a suite is common, and the meeting rooms are bookable through the operator's app, which makes it easy to host an occasional client without paying for a permanent boardroom. For a registered office or business address, ask the centre in writing what documentation is required.

Consider the alternatives, too. If the idea of working among historic buildings matters, Marischal Square is more atmospheric; if you want the airport nearby, look at Dyce. If you want a straightforward office with central amenities, Berry Street is the plain answer.

Think about the working week as well as the address. A central office means a team can split the day between a morning at the desk and an afternoon on foot, calling on clients, a solicitor or an accountant within the same few streets. For people who do not own a car, or who prefer not to use one in the city, that is a considerable advantage over an out-of-town business park, and it keeps a visiting colleague's day simple too.

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- **Location:** Aberdeen — City Centre (Aberdeen)
- **Address:** 1 Berry Street, AB25 1HF Aberdeen
- **Operator:** HQ
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at HQ 1 Berry Street (Private Office): £199/month

## Nearby transport

- Littlejohn Street (bus, 2 min walk)
- Seamount Road (bus, 2 min walk)
- Upperkirkgate (bus, 2 min walk)
- Bon Accord Centre (bus, 3 min walk)
- Aberdeen (train, 11 min walk)

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/hq-1-berry-street-aberdeen
