Central House South Melbourne

A flexible coworking and office building on Moray Street with a photography studio, podcast studio, indoor golf simulator and basketball court.

Central House South Melbourne is a purpose-built coworking and office building on Moray Street, close to the retail strips along Clarendon and Coventry streets. It's run by the same group behind The Commons, and this site leans harder into extras than most coworking spaces, with a photography studio, podcast studio, indoor golf simulator and even a basketball court alongside the usual desks and offices.

Central House South Melbourne is a coworking and serviced office building on Moray Street, positioned among the tree-lined streets and terrace houses that back onto the busier retail strips of Clarendon, Coventry and Park streets. It's operated by The Commons Group, which also runs The Commons coworking brand and Forum Workspace, and the South Melbourne site is one of several Central House locations around Melbourne. Membership here is built around flexibility, with open desk, dedicated desk and private office options that scale from a single freelancer up to teams of around fifty people. What sets this location apart from a typical serviced office is the extra facilities built into the building: a professional photography studio with a cyclorama wall and its own hair and make-up room, a podcast studio, an indoor golf simulator, an indoor basketball court, a wellness studio and an outdoor terrace. Meeting rooms and event spaces can be hired separately from standard memberships, which makes the building useful for businesses that need a one-off space for a workshop, product shoot or larger gathering rather than a permanent desk. On-site parking is available, and the location is close to major arterial roads as well as tram routes into the CBD, with South Melbourne Market a short walk away. It suits established businesses and larger teams looking for a serviced office with more going on than a bank of desks and a coffee machine, as well as anyone needing to hire the photography or podcast studios for a single session.

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