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History Reimagined. Workspace Redefined

A distinguished Victorian mansion reimagined as a refined, flexible workspace in the heart of Broughty Ferry.
Northwood House 1880 brings together heritage architecture, considered interiors, and modern working life - creating a place where businesses can focus, connect, and grow.

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Flexible Workspaces Designed for Today

Whether you’re an established business, growing team or independent professional, Northwood House 1880 offers flexible workspace solutions to suit the way you work.

From private offices to meeting rooms and shared spaces, each area has been designed to balance focus, comfort and functionality - allowing you to work productively in an environment that feels considered, calm and quietly impressive.

Workspace Types

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A Landmark Reimagined for Modern Working

A Story 145 Years in The Making

Built in 1880, Northwood House has long been part of the architectural fabric of Broughty Ferry. Its Victorian character and original detailing remain central to the building today, carefully preserved as it enters a new chapter.

Now reimagined as a refined, flexible workspace, Northwood House 1880 brings together heritage and modern functionality. Through considered restoration and thoughtful design, the building continues to evolve - offering a place where history finds new purpose and contemporary businesses can thrive.

From the Journal

Insights on flexible working, the story of the house, and life in the Ferry.

Discover Northwood House 1880

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