The Conlay

The Conlay is one of the very few addresses in Kuala Lumpur where you can walk out of your lobby and into an MRT station, and one of even fewer designed by Kerry Hill Architects. It is a single 51-storey freehold tower on Jalan Conlay, developed by Eastern & Oriental in partnership with Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan Group — and, unusually for the city centre, it is finished and ready to move into rather than sold off a scale model.

Quick answer: The Conlay is a Freehold high rise condominium development by Eastern & Oriental (E&O) at Jalan Conlay, Kuala Lumpur City Centre. It offers 491 units with 1 to 3 bedrooms, from 635 to 3,617 sq ft, and the building is completed and ready for occupation.

What The Conlay Actually Is

One tower, 51 levels, 491 serviced apartments on freehold land in the Golden Triangle. The stack is deliberately sequenced: basement and Levels 1 to 10 hold the car park, Level 11 is the first facilities floor, Levels 12 to 34 are residences, Level 36 is the second facilities floor, Levels 37 to 48 are residences again, Level 50 is lifestyle and dining space, and Level 51 holds the penthouses.

Two facility floors in one tower is the detail worth noticing. Most Kuala Lumpur high-rises put everything on one podium deck at Level 7; here the amenities are split between Level 11 and Level 36, so the upper residential band has its own pool, gym and lounges rather than riding twenty floors down to share.

The land is freehold, which is rare enough inside the city centre to be a reason on its own. The product is a serviced apartment on a commercial title under the Housing Development Act — the standard arrangement for hotel-serviced residences in KL, and it means utilities and assessment are billed at commercial rather than residential rates.

The current release is Conlay Signature Suites, occupying Levels 37 to 48 and Level 51. That band carries 194 units across six released layouts plus the penthouses, and the building already has its certificate of completion — you view the actual unit, not a show gallery.

Unit Types and Sizes

Six layouts are released in the Signature Suites band, all with published floor plans. Sixteen units sit on each of Levels 37 to 48.

Above these, Level 51 holds penthouses running to 3,617 sq ft with three-plus-one bedroom layouts, which is why the development’s full range reads 635 to 3,617 sq ft. The lower residential band, Levels 12 to 34, was released earlier in seven layouts from 743 to 1,335 sq ft. Ask us what is actually open in the current release before you settle on a type.

Layout & Floor Plan

Type E (635 sq ft, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom) is the entry plan and sits on six stacks per floor. Entry passes a shoe cabinet into an open kitchen, then living and dining share one span along the window wall, with the master bedroom and its ensuite behind. There is a dedicated laundry recess — not a balcony conversion.

Type E1 (710 sq ft, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom) and Type E2 (710 sq ft, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom) are the same size handled two ways. E1 is the corner variant on stacks 11 and 15, giving the living area two window walls; E2 sits on stack 7 and runs the kitchen along the entry wall so the living and dining zone reads as a single squarer room. Same footprint, different light.

Type F (947 sq ft, 1 + 1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) adds a separate study room and a second bathroom to the one-bedroom formula. The study sits between the entrance and the living area rather than being carved out of the master, so it can take a door and function as a real room.

Type F(a) (947 sq ft, 1 + 1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) is the mirrored counterpart on stacks 8, 12 and 16, with the living furniture arrangement flipped to face the opposite view. If a specific outlook matters to you, F and F(a) are the pair to compare side by side.

Type G (1,335 sq ft, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) is the largest released layout and the only one on stack 2. It gets a dry-and-wet kitchen run with an island, a separate powder room for guests, a full laundry room, a walk-in wardrobe and a master bathroom with a freestanding tub and twin basins. This is the plan for a household that entertains.

Floor plans for the Level 51 penthouses are released on request rather than published.

Facilities

Facilities are split across two floors, Level 11 and Level 36, with dining and lifestyle space again at Level 50.

• Heated infinity swimming pool
• Pool deck, pool bar and children’s pool
• Gymnasium
• Sauna and jacuzzi
• Yoga room
• Sky dining at Level 50
• Library lounge
• Music room and multimedia room
• Billiard room and games room
• Meeting room
• Multi-purpose hall and function room
• Children’s playroom
• 24-hour concierge desk

The concierge is the part that separates this from an ordinary condominium. E&O runs it as a hotel service desk — car hire, tours, food delivery, courier handling, pre-arrival shopping, a personal chef for private dinners, housekeeping and basic handyman work are all available on request, at additional charge.

Location & Connectivity at Jalan Conlay

Jalan Conlay runs between KLCC and the Bukit Bintang shopping belt, which is a genuinely central position rather than a marketing one.

Rail — the development sits next to Conlay MRT station on the Putrajaya Line. KLCC East is one stop away, and Tun Razak Exchange is one stop in the other direction, where you can change for the Kajang Line. KL Sentral is about 6 km by road, or reachable by rail with one interchange for the KLIA Express.

Retail and dining — Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and Suria KLCC are both around 1 km away, putting the two largest retail anchors in the city within a short walk or a single stop. The Conlay Station integrated development sits directly across the road with its own office towers, mall and retail plaza.

Schools — EtonHouse International School is 0.7 km, Sayfol International School 3.0 km, the International School of Kuala Lumpur 4.0 km and Taylor’s International School 4.7 km.

Green space — KLCC Park and the Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park (Bukit Nanas) are both a short drive, and the upper floors look over the park canopy rather than into a neighbouring facade.

Developer Background

The Conlay is developed by Eastern & Oriental Berhad through Patsawan Properties Sdn Bhd, a joint venture with Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan Group. E&O is the group behind the Eastern & Oriental Hotel in Penang, Seri Tanjung Pinang and Andaman Island, and a residential project in central London; Mitsui Fudosan’s portfolio includes Tokyo Midtown Hibiya and Mitsui Honkan.

The architecture is by Kerry Hill Architects, with GDP Architects as the local practice and Seksan Design on landscape. Kerry Hill built his reputation on Aman resorts and The Datai Langkawi, and the tropical-modernist habits show here: the fin-lined, picture-framed facade shades the glass rather than just decorating it, and the interiors lean on timber panelling and stone instead of gloss. The development is a certified Provisional GreenRE (Gold) project.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Conlay completed or still under construction?
It is completed. The tower has been handed over and the Conlay Signature Suites band on Levels 37 to 48 is sold on a built-and-sell basis, so you view the actual unit and can move in without waiting out a construction period.

What is the tenure and land title at The Conlay?
The land is freehold, which is uncommon for a Kuala Lumpur city-centre high-rise. The units are serviced apartments on a commercial title under the Housing Development Act, so utilities and assessment are billed at commercial rather than residential rates.

What unit types are available at The Conlay?
Six layouts are released in the Signature Suites band: Type E at 635 sq ft, Type E1 and Type E2 at 710 sq ft (all one-bedroom), Type F and Type F(a) at 947 sq ft with a study and two bathrooms, and Type G at 1,335 sq ft with two bedrooms. Level 51 penthouses run to 3,617 sq ft.

How close is The Conlay to the MRT?
It is next to Conlay station on the Putrajaya Line. KLCC East is one stop away and Tun Razak Exchange is one stop in the other direction with an interchange to the Kajang Line.

How many units and floors does The Conlay have?
491 units in a single 51-storey tower. Residences occupy Levels 12 to 34 and Levels 37 to 48, with penthouses at Level 51 and facility floors at Levels 11 and 36.

Who designed and built The Conlay?
It is a joint venture between Eastern & Oriental Berhad and Mitsui Fudosan Group, designed by Kerry Hill Architects with GDP Architects and landscaping by Seksan Design.

What hospitality services are included?
A 24-hour concierge covering car hire, tours, food delivery, courier handling and pre-arrival shopping, with a personal chef for private dinners, housekeeping and handyman services available. These are optional services and carry additional charges.

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