Hervey Bay’s multimillion-dollar clubhouse development officially opens
A multimillion-dollar clubhouse with ten pin bowling, sports bars and a fire pit has opened at a Hervey Bay lifestyle resort.
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A new multimillion-dollar clubhouse is a luxe addition to a Hervey Bay over 50s resort, featuring a fire pit, new sports bars and a bowling green.
Thyme Lifestyle Resort officially opened its new clubhouse, designed to deliver health, leisure and lifestyle benefits to residents.
Residents at the over 50s village will now be able to enjoy luxurious facilities such as the new coffee lounge, private bar, sport bars, ten pin bowling, cinema, library and arts and craft studio.
Serenitas chief executive Rob Nichols said it was a momentous occasion for Thyme Hervey Bay.
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“The range of facilities now on offer to our homeowners are world class and I can’t wait to see how this will help elevate and cultivate the already thriving community culture,” he said.
“We take great pride in creating active and vibrant communities that have a positive impact on the people within the community and surrounding area with construction works also contributing to the local economy.
“The new clubhouse builds on the many benefits already on offer to the community thanks to the resort’s close to the lively town centre of Hervey Bay, the beach, coastal walks and exciting local destinations such as K’gari (Fraser Island).
“It brings together the finest aspects of coastal living and community spirit all in one location.
“The new clubhouse takes full advantage of its lakeside setting and provides our homeowners with a leisure and recreational lifestyle like no other which allows them to create memories that will last a lifetime.”
Member for Hervey Bay Adrian Tantari, Fraser Coast Regional Council Mayor George Seymour and Mr Nichols cut the ribbon to the new clubhouse.
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