Stockland Halcyon Promenade open new sports hub and announce expansion
A booming retirement community north of Brisbane has announced it will build 200 more homes, coupled with the opening of a new top notch sports hub.
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A Moreton Bay retirement community will be opening 200 new homes and it has also opened a state-of-the-art sports hub, with pickleball, billiards, a golf simulator and more.
Stockland has officially opened a new sports hub in Halcyon Promenade, a land lease community designed for over 50s located at 1-37 Caulfield Drive, Burpengary East.
More than 240 homeowners and homebuyers from the Moreton Bay community gathered to celebrate the grand opening yesterday, with Australian television presenter Denise Drysdale cutting the ribbon to officially open the Sports Hub.
It was also announced that Halcyon Promenade will be expanding, with around 200 additional homes planned to launch in the western section of the community – Halcyon Promenade West – in September this year.
The sports hub includes three pickleball courts, two billiard tables, a golf simulator, a dance floor, an arts room, a bar and kitchen, a community garden, a barbecue pavilion, an outdoor deck and a community courtyard with a fire pit and outdoor tennis tables.
These new additions complement the already popular dog park, Spratt Park, and the Wellness Centre that opened in July.
Stockland Halcyon Communities Project Director, Andrew Astorquia, said it was great to celebrate this milestone with the community.
“The opening of the sports hub builds on the vibrant community’s existing facilities – a lap pool, gym, sauna, and yoga lawn – encouraging homeowners to keep a healthy, active and connected lifestyle,” Mr Astorquia said.
“The launch of Promenade West follows the near sellout of the existing homes in Halcyon Promenade and reflects our commitment to investing in the growing Moreton Bay region.
“Once complete, Promenade West is expected to include an environmental reserve and connections to nature.
“The community continues to attract a diverse range of buyers, including those looking to downsize from larger homes in the city, those moving from interstate, and locals looking to make new friends and enjoy their retirement years in a tight-knit community with an impressive range of facilities.”
Jo-Anne Mbouche, Stockland Halcyon Community Manager, said Halcyon Promenade has become a popular choice for a range of public servants who have a strong sense of what it is to build, and serve, local communities.
“Among the new homeowners are retired firefighters, police officers, a pilot, a magistrate, and a superintendent,” Ms Mbouche said.
“Their presence not only adds a valuable layer of trust and sense of security to the community but also reflects the diverse and inclusive nature of Stockland Halcyon Promenade.”
Among those attending the sports hub celebrations was retired police officer Gary Pearce who moved to the community in March.
“Seeing so many people come together to enjoy the new sports hub is incredibly exciting,” Mr Pearce said.
“It’s fantastic to have a place where we can all gather for some fun and friendly competition.
“Having recently retired from the police force, staying active is a priority for me, so the sports hub means a lot.
“This is our first time living in an over 50s community, and initially, my wife Debbie was hesitant.
“But now, with so many activities on our doorstep and so much to do, Debbie says it’s the best move we’ve ever made.
“Debbie is getting back into swimming with the heated sun-protected pools, and I’ve volunteered to help new residents get acquainted with the gym and golf facilities – we already have 30 people signed up for pickleball.”
The sports and lifestyle hub facilities are positioned to the east and west of Caulfield Drive.
For more information about Stockland Halcyon Promenade, visit: https://www.stockland.com.au/halcyon-communities/qld/halcyon-promenade