Construction has officially commenced on a transformative $50 million over-50s lifestyle village in the picturesque Kewarra Beach area, marking a significant milestone for Cairns' property market and senior living options.
The ambitious development, situated on a sprawling 3.2-hectare site at the corner of Clifton Road and the Captain Cook Highway, will eventually comprise 72 sophisticated dwellings designed specifically for the active over-50s demographic.
Premium Amenities for Tropical Living
Residents can look forward to an exceptional lifestyle package featuring a stunning resort-style swimming pool, modern community clubhouse, and dedicated bowling green. The development promises to create a vibrant social hub where like-minded individuals can connect and enjoy their golden years in paradise.
"This project represents more than just building homes—it's about creating a community where people can thrive socially while enjoying the natural beauty of Kewarra Beach," said a spokesperson for the development team.
Staged Construction Approach
The project will unfold in multiple carefully planned stages, with the initial phase focusing on essential infrastructure and site preparation. Local construction firm Pacific Built has been appointed to bring the vision to life, ensuring quality craftsmanship throughout the development process.
Stage one will see the creation of 22 premium homes, with construction expected to accelerate rapidly now that site works are underway. The strategic location offers residents both tranquility and convenience, with easy access to Kewarra Beach's famous shoreline and local amenities.
Economic Boost for Cairns Region
This development represents a significant investment in the Cairns property market, addressing growing demand for quality senior living options in tropical North Queensland. The project is expected to generate numerous local employment opportunities during construction and beyond.
As Cairns continues to attract retirees seeking warmer climates and relaxed lifestyles, developments like this Kewarra Beach village position the region as a premier destination for over-50s living.
