A MAJOR Aberdeen law firm is reported to be eyeing up new headquarters as plans emerge for flats at its current offices.
Aberdein Considine currently occupies five townhouses on Bon Accord Crescent .
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However, there are plans to relocate when their leases expire.
Local press reports say staff will first vacate two of the buildings they currently call home, before moving out entirely.
Owner Assurance Homes is proposing to convert two of the townhouses back into flats.
If the proposals go ahead, 8 and 9 Bon Accord Crescent would be separated again, with 14 flats built inside.
A new coach house would be erected to the rear of the properties, where there would also be six extra parking spaces.
It is understood Aberdein Considine is eyeing up new office premises in the city.
A spokeswoman said the firm will remain in 5-7 Bon Accord Crescent for the time being.
But eventually all staff will move out.
Aberdein Considine has 19 offices across Scotland and the north of England and more than 450 staff.
Its specialist lawyers, independent financial advisers and property experts act for thousands of private and commercial clients across the country.
Aberdein Considine is Scotland’s largest estate and leasing agent with a national network of high street branches, including in the key cities of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Stirling.
