Aberdeen is a city in the northeast of Scotland and has been an important port for centuries. It’s known as one of Europe’s energy capitals and boasts some beautiful scenery with many parks and green spaces to explore. The City of Aberdeen covers over 300 square miles, but only about 20% of this area is residential. If you’re looking to buy property in the area then it’s worth knowing that there are several factors which you’ll need to take into account before making your decision!
The facilities are good and well maintained
The location is very convenient and the transport links are excellent. The noise from the pub and nightclub next door can be extremely loud at the weekend and even during the week. Due to me being at the opposite side of the building from the road there is minimal traffic noise.
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The design of the building is modern however the furniture and finishing touches are quite basic for the price. There is a lack of light in the rooms, depending on which side of the building you face. The common areas are always clean and tidy. The facilities are good and well maintained, however the gym is small and there are no windows in it which makes it quite stuffy when working out. There is a good range of machines but if the gym is busy then it can have long waiting times to use them. The garden and club rooms are great but there are a lack of plug sockets throughout the building.
The building management have always been on hand to help with any problems. The events that have been held are a good way to get to know your neighbours and always fun especially the cocktail night. More of this type of event is welcomed.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
I wish I knew that you had to book some of the amenities as it can be difficult to reserve a slot, especially in the student period. If you wish to use the club room you have to book this at least two weeks in advance.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
The building management has responded promptly to any problems.