The second stage of Australia’s first vertical retirement community built within a racecourse precinct; Poinciana House is now set to open early next year with over 60% of its 53 independent living apartments already sold.
Overlooking the Doomben Racecourse at Ascot, 11km southwest of the Brisbane CBD, the one=, two- and three-bedroom apartments are priced from $665,000 for a one-bedroom, $895,000 for a two-bedroom and $1.265 million for a three-bedroom.
This latest stage, which is being built by Balmain & Co, will add a range of new community facilities to the village, including a fitness studio, bowling green, consulting rooms, indoor heated pool (pictured below) and a rooftop terrace, which opened its first stage in 2020.
The village will also be home to a co-located aged care facility, with Opal HealthCare lodging a development application to build its 190-bed, six-storey Ascot Grove Care Community on an adjacent site. The aged care site is due to be finished in 2027.
Keyton has more than 75 villages and 17,000 residents across the country.
