1-2 Person Office Space Aberdeen: 13 Listings and Essential 2026 Prices

Wezoo lists 13 rooms of 1-2 person office space Aberdeen and they sit in just two city centre buildings. Prices run from £199 to £430 a month, rooms measure between 5 m² and 7 m², and every listing carries a minimum term of one month.

That is a narrower market than the headline count for the city suggests, and it is worth knowing before you start. If you want the wider picture first, our complete guide to private offices in the UK covers how serviced offices are priced and what a monthly figure does and does not include. This page does one job: it tells you which rooms of 1-2 person office space Aberdeen fit a team of one or two, what each costs, and when you can actually get in.

For an overview of every option, see the full list of private offices in Aberdeen. For larger teams, we cover 3-6 person office space Aberdeen and 7-10 person office space Aberdeen separately, and office space in Aberdeen walks the city’s buildings without filtering by size.

What does 1-2 person office space Aberdeen cost a month?

Four figures cover the whole band. A one person room is listed at £199 a month at 1 Berry Street and £215 at 1 Marischal Square. A two person room is listed at £398 at Berry Street and £430 at Marischal Square. There is no third price in the band: every listing carries one of those four.

Each one is a starting price, not a quote. It is the floor the operator publishes for that room type, and the contract length it assumes is not published alongside it, so treat it as the opening number in a conversation rather than the figure you will sign. What the fee covers also varies by operator, and that is the first thing to put in writing.

Nine of the 13 rooms of 1-2 person office space Aberdeen are two person rooms. Four are one person rooms, split evenly between the two buildings.

How much floor area do you get for one or two people?

Every listing of 1-2 person office space Aberdeen falls between 5 m² and 7 m². Seven of the 13 are 5 m², three are 6 m² and three are 7 m². The one person rooms are all 5 m² in both buildings, so the extra area in the band goes to the two person rooms rather than to a larger solo office.

Ten of the 13 are internal rooms and three have an external wall. At this size that is the difference between a window and a glazed partition onto a corridor, and it is worth asking to see the specific room rather than a floor plan.

Floor area is also where the law has something to say. The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 require enough free space for each person to work safely, and the Health and Safety Executive’s approved code of practice puts the usual minimum at 11 cubic metres per person, measured on empty room volume with ceiling height counted up to 3 m. Furniture and storage come off that free space, and ceiling heights are not published alongside these listings. Ask the operator what each room is rated for before you put two desks in it.

Which of these rooms can you move into without a wait?

This is where 1-2 person office space Aberdeen gets interesting, and where the cheapest number stops being the useful one. Nine of the 13 listings carry a published start date. The remaining four carry no date at all, which is not the same as being free today: an undated listing means the operator has not published a date, so availability has to be confirmed.

Capacity is a ceiling, not a floor. A two person room will take one person, so if you are on your own every listing in this band is open to you. Run that test and the picture changes:

• Cheapest room that fits one person: £199 at 1 Berry Street, 5 m². Both rooms at that price are dated, one from 1 April 2027 and one from 1 May 2031.
• Cheapest undated room that fits one person: £215 at 1 Marischal Square, 5 m².
• Cheapest undated room that fits two: £398 at 1 Berry Street. Two rooms share that price with no date, at 6 m² and 7 m².

• Earliest published start date in the band: 1 November 2026, a 5 m² one person room at 1 Marischal Square at £215.

The cheapest room in the band is not the one you can move into. If your start date matters more than the lowest headline price in the band, Marischal Square is the building to call first.

When should you choose a private office over coworking?

At this size the honest answer is that a lot of solo founders do not need one. A 5 m² room costs more than a desk in a shared space and buys you one thing: a door that locks, with your kit behind it.

Take the private office when you handle client data, take calls that should not be overheard, leave equipment set up overnight, or want a fixed address that does not move. Take a hot desk when the work is portable and the week is unpredictable. The two buildings in this band both run coworking and day offices as well, so starting flexible and moving into a room later does not mean changing address.

The 2 best private office buildings on Wezoo for 2026

Only two of Aberdeen’s private office buildings carry 1-2 person office space Aberdeen at all. Four others list nothing below three people, which is why this band reads so differently from the rest of the city.

1. 1 Berry Street (HQ), AB25 1HF

What to expect: Berry Street carries the deeper half of 1-2 person office space Aberdeen, eight of the 13 listings. Two one person rooms at £199 and six two person rooms at £398, across 5 m², 6 m² and 7 m². Six of the eight carry a start date, four of them 1 April 2027.

HQ runs the address as a contained private office floor rather than an open hall, so the small rooms open onto a quiet corridor and a lounge rather than a working floor. Catering, parking and step free access are listed on site. Aberdeen station is 1,494 m on foot and the nearest listed parking is 345 m away.

Operator: HQ. Request 1 Berry Street on Wezoo

2. 1 Marischal Square (Spaces), AB10 1BL

What to expect: five listings, and the ones you can act on soonest. Two one person rooms at £215 and three two person rooms at £430, at 5 m² and 7 m². One room is listed from 1 November 2026, the earliest date in the whole band, and two carry no date at all.

It is the stronger of the two addresses for anyone searching 1-2 person office space Aberdeen on a deadline. The building sits on Broad Street opposite Marischal College, closer to the station than Berry Street at 1,333 m on foot, with Shiprow Car Park 389 m away. Spaces lists bike storage, breakout spaces, a coffee and tea bar, catering, parking and step free access.

Operator: Spaces. Request 1 Marischal Square on Wezoo

How to choose, and how far ahead to request

1. Decide whether your start date is fixed. Nine of the 13 rooms are dated, several well into 2027. If you need space this winter, the undated rooms and the 1 November 2026 listing are the real shortlist.
2. Count heads honestly, then add the ceiling rule. One person can take a two person room. Two people cannot take a one person room.
3. Ask what the monthly figure covers before you compare the two buildings. Rates, service charge, cleaning and meeting room credits are the usual variables.

4. Request both buildings at once. There are only two of them in this band, and the minimum term listed is one month, so there is little cost to asking each what is genuinely free.

1-2 person office space Aberdeen is not booked online the way a meeting room is. You send an enquiry, the operator comes back with availability and a quote, and you view the room. Four to six weeks ahead is comfortable for an undated room. For a dated one, the date is the date.

Best Aberdeen neighbourhoods for private office searchers

For 1-2 person office space Aberdeen the answer is short, because the supply is: both buildings are in the city centre, a short walk from each other.

1 Marischal Square sits on Broad Street in the newest part of the centre, opposite the granite frontage of Marischal College, with Union Street and the harbour within a short walk. 1 Berry Street is just north of the centre near Littlejohn Street, quieter at street level, with the nearest parking closer than at Marischal Square but the station a little further.

If you were hoping for something near the airport, in Dyce, or out at Altens and Tullos, the band does not reach there yet. Four of the city’s other private office buildings sit outside the centre or carry only larger rooms, so a one or two person search in Aberdeen is a city centre search.

1-2 person office space Aberdeen: frequently asked questions

How much is 1-2 person office space Aberdeen?

Listings run from £199 to £430 a month. A one person room is £199 at 1 Berry Street and £215 at 1 Marischal Square; a two person room is £398 and £430 at the same two buildings. Each figure is a starting price rather than a quote.

Can one person rent a private office in Aberdeen?

Yes. Four listings are sized for one person, and because a capacity figure is a ceiling rather than a minimum, a solo occupier can also take any of the nine two person rooms.

Which Aberdeen buildings list a one or two person office?

Two carry 1-2 person office space Aberdeen: 1 Berry Street, run by HQ, with eight listings, and 1 Marischal Square, run by Spaces, with five. Four of the city’s other private office buildings list nothing below three people.

How big is a one or two person office in Aberdeen?

Between 5 m² and 7 m². Seven listings are 5 m², three are 6 m² and three are 7 m². All four one person rooms are 5 m².

Which room has the earliest start date?

A 5 m² one person room at 1 Marischal Square, listed at £215 a month from 1 November 2026. Four other listings carry no published date, which means availability has to be confirmed with the operator rather than assumed.

Can I book 1-2 person office space Aberdeen online?

No. A private office is an enquiry product, not an instant booking. You request the room on Wezoo, the operator confirms what is free and quotes you, and you view it before signing. Meeting rooms, day offices and hot desks in the same two buildings can be booked directly.

Sources

• Wezoo private office listings for Aberdeen: counts, starting prices, floor areas, capacities, minimum terms and published start dates.
• The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992, regulation 10, legislation.gov.uk
• Workplace health, safety and welfare: Approved Code of Practice and guidance (L24), Health and Safety Executive
• Small Business Bonus Scheme, mygov.scot

• Non-domestic rates policy, Scottish Government