Treehouse Toowong is a boutique eco coliving in a converted office building in Toowong Village, Brisbane, with micro rooms, pod rooms and female-only pods from around 294 to 308 Australian dollars a week. It has a coworking hub, study areas, a rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, games area and cinema. It is aimed at students, working holiday makers and young professionals.
Treehouse Toowong: a converted office block in Brisbane
Treehouse Toowong is a boutique coliving in the heart of Toowong Village, Brisbane, in what was an outdated office building before conversion. It covers micro rooms, pod rooms and female-only pods, with a rooftop terrace as the social centrepiece.
What Treehouse Does
- Several room formats. Micro rooms, pod rooms and female-only pods, from around 294 to 308 Australian dollars a week.
- A coworking hub and study areas. Alongside the accommodation.
- A rooftop terrace. With an outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, barbecue, table tennis, an outdoor cinema and sun loungers.
- Serious building security. Access control, 24/7 surveillance, parcel delivery and on-site management.
- An eco conversion. Reusing an office block rather than building new.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Brisbane is Australia's most underrated big city: subtropical, considerably cheaper than Sydney or Melbourne, with the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast an hour away and a river running through the middle.
Toowong is well placed, minutes from the University of Queensland, with shopping, transport and the CBD close.
Two things to be clear about. Rooms here are small, with micro rooms and pods rather than generous bedrooms, which is how the price stays at under 310 dollars a week in a capital city. And the female-only pods are a specific and useful option worth knowing about.
Pricing
From around 294 to 308 Australian dollars a week, roughly 1,333 a month, all inclusive.
Small rooms, a very good rooftop, and Brisbane at a price that works.