Landmark retirement community attracts savvy buyers in Brisbane’s north-east

Discerning downsizers are flocking to a resort-style development in the prestigious Brisbane suburb of Ascot.

They have snapped up 70% of its stage two apartments after the first building sold out.

Bernborough Ascot by Keyton is Australia’s first vertical retirement community within a racecourse precinct.

This prime, leafy location opposite Doomben Racecourse sits just 8km from the CBD.

Featuring a range of architect-designed floorplans and stunning views stretching over the trackside to the city skyline, Bernborough Ascot is the epitome of low-maintenance luxury living.

“At Keyton, we think in terms of rightsizing rather than downsizing,” said Keyton CEO Nathan Cockerill.

“Making the right decision at the right time to move into a home within a community that supports the lifestyle you want to live: secure, connected, active and healthy.

“Bernborough Ascot has a range amenities that offer plenty of options for good health and wellbeing.”

Latest apartments selling fast

Buyers responded to this rare lifestyle opportunity by snapping up all 69 apartments in stage one, Fig Tree House.

Residents there are already enjoying the high life.

Stage two, Poinciana House is currently selling fast with 70% of apartments sold.

First residents have commenced moving into the recently completed building.

Poinciana House offers a selection of luxury apartments.

One-bedroom options start from $665,000, two-bedroom from $895,000 and three-bedroom from $1,415,000.

Redefining retirement living

Featuring an impressive range of resort-style amenities, Bernborough Ascot delivers a truly modern retirement experience.

The building includes a Wellness Hub with a dedicated wellness coordinator.

Amenities include a fully equipped gym, infrared sauna, heated indoor magnesium pool, Pilates and yoga studio, private consulting rooms and a salon.

Residents can get social while enjoying the bowling green – just a short walk from the new Pavilion dining room and Ascot lounge.

They can also enjoy breathtaking views from the rooftop terrace during sunset drinks or leisurely barbecues.

Poinciana Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch Monday to Friday, 7am to 2pm – with plans to expand trading hours to include weekends in the coming months, which helps maximise the holiday feeling year-round.

A dedicated concierge service operates at Poinciana House reception offering personalised support for residents as needed.

These luxury amenities complement the existing features at Fig Tree House.

These include a library, art studio, private cinema and trackside lounge.

Keyton, a leading owner and operator of retirement villages in Australia, creates communities that foster confidence, connection and independence.

With more than 75 villages in urban, regional and coastal settings, the team prioritises choice.

Downsizers can enjoy the lifestyle they want for their retirement.

“At Keyton, we’ve always focused on the health and wellbeing of residents,” said Mr Cockerill.

“That’s reflected in our value, ‘leading with heart’, which illustrates the passion, kindness and care we bring to retirement living.”

The development has a 6 Star Green Star Communities rating from the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).

A future Opal HealthCare residential aged care facility is proposed next door.

Prime location in prestigious Ascot

Bernborough Ascot residents are spoiled for choice outside the development, with the leafy neighbourhood offering all the amenities of Ascot.

Just 8km from the Brisbane CBD, Ascot is a prestigious north-east suburb that features cafes, restaurants, shops and local hubs.

The area also benefits from easy access to public transport, makeing exploring Brisbane and reaching the cruise ship terminal simple for keen travellers.

Doomben Racecourse adds further social appeal, being the home to the Brisbane Racing Club and offering more than 35 function spaces for events.

The area has attracted significant interest in recent years with a median house price of $2,312,500 according to the latest realestate.com.au data, up from $1.3 million in March 2020.

Units have a median price of $725,000 in the suburb, prices increasing 18.5% in the past 12 months.

Bernborough Ascot is an opportunity to access this prime location with apartments starting from $665,000 now selling at Poinciana House.

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