Part of the Aberdeen skyline for over two decades, Talisman House spans approximately 96,000 sq ft across two wings and is fully let to Repsol Sinopec Resources UK Ltd, serving as its purpose-built headquarters. Shelborn Investments Limited, the asset management team behind Quorum Park and Edinburgh Green, purchased the building for £8.2 million.

Andrew Day, head of asset management (North) at Catella APAM, said: “This high-quality landmark investment is well positioned within Aberdeen’s West End, the energy capital of Europe.

“The asset represents an opportunity to deliver several asset management strategies supported by the continued expansion of the green energy market into the local area.

“We are delighted to have completed the sale of this asset on behalf of Britannia Invest A/S, a testament to our commitment to providing tailored real estate solutions for our clients.”

Douglas Binnie, representing Knight Frank Scotland as the selling agent for Talisman House, commented: “Sentiment towards the Aberdeen office market continues to improve, buoyed by sustained high oil prices, which remain the main driver of occupier activity in the city.

“Grade A availability in Aberdeen is below 2% and Talisman House is well positioned to take advantage of the reducing supply of office space in the city centre.”