Dining nook with a round white table, timber chairs and a framed botanical print above a sideboard.

Styled corner with a framed botanical print, timber sideboard and a round table with chair.

Our Residences

A curated collection. Consistent where it counts.

A curated collection of extended-stay residences.

These are considered spaces for professionals who are always on the move, and every residence is chosen with the same standards in mind.

Expect proper workspaces, living spaces you’d actually want to live in and all the everyday comforts sorted, so nothing gets in the way.

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— The Collection

Distinctive buildings, curated for extended living

Each Convido property is specifically chosen and brought into the collection because it earns its place.

Street view of a tall apartment tower with a sculpture out front.

City street corner with modern and heritage brick buildings and bare winter trees.

Indoor lap pool with tiled surrounds and potted plants.

Aerial view of the Melbourne skyline and Yarra River.

Central or transit-connected

CBD addresses or well-connected suburbs. Walkable to work, food, and the things people do off-hours.

Buildings with character

Heritage in one city, contemporary in another. Architecture or design language worth being inside.

Real building amenity

Concierge or 24/7 reception. Pool, gym, or wellness facility. Infrastructure that supports living, not just staying.

Set up for easy living

Secure access. Parcel handling. Parking and bike storage.The infrastructure of a properly-run building.

— Where you’ll be

Different apartments.
Same experience.

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—Workspace

Built for the working day

The desk varies. Some apartments have a dedicated home-office room. Others have a sit-stand at the window. Either way, there's a real workspace, a real chair, and wifi that works as fast as you do.

A workspace that lets the work happen without forcing it to.

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—Kitchen & Living

A kitchen built for cooking

Layouts differ. The galley kitchen in a heritage building isn't the open-plan kitchen on the 25th floor. What's consistent is they both work for cooking a meal, not just reheating one.

Then there’s the living space. A space you’d actually want to live in. Somewhere to unwind and enjoy your downtime.

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— Bedroom & Bathroom

For rest and getting ready

A premium mattress. Quality linen, refreshed weekly. Blackout blinds, because sleep can be hard to come by when you’re always on the move.

The bathroom varies as much as the apartment. Whether set up for a soak or shower, you can expect well-stocked toiletries and impeccably cleaned spaces.

— Building & Amenities

More than four walls

Amenities vary by building. A pool in one. A wellness floor in another. A rooftop in a third. Every building has something beyond the apartment itself.

Bikes stored. Parcels handled. Concierge or 24/7 reception. The building does some of the work, so your apartment doesn't have to.

— Inclusions

What you can count on in every apartment

The line items that don't vary across the collection. Whether in Melbourne, Auckland or Manila.

Workspace

Dedicated desk
Ergonomic chair
High speed wifi
Backup mobile router
Monitor mount
USB-C, HDMI, full power
Adjustable lighting
Printer access on request

Kitchen & Living

Full-size oven
Induction cooktop
Dishwasher
Full-size fridge
Knives, pans, crockery
Coffee machine, kettle
Dining for four to six
Smart TV with streaming

Bedroom & Bathroom

Queen or king bed
Premium mattress
Linen refreshed weekly
Blackout blinds
Wardrobe, hangers
Walk-in shower
Hairdryer, iron, board
In-unit laundry

Building & Amenities

Concierge or reception
Gym or wellness facility
Pool (most buildings)
Secure access
Parcel handling
Bike storage
Parking
Common workspace

— Your Stay

What it's like to stay with us

The apartment is one half of the picture.The other is the people, the handover, and the rhythm of being settled somewhere new.

Find out about the Convido experience

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— FAQs

Common questions, answered

Everything you need to live properly from the first night: furniture, a fully equipped kitchen, linen and towels, utilities and Wi-Fi. You won’t need to buy anything to get started, or set up an account with an electricity or internet provider.