Lighthouse Newport – Illuminated Waterfront Living

Traders In Purple has launched Lighthouse, a second waterfront property at Newport in Moreton Bay. Following the success of Lasail, which sold out in record time prior to completion, Lighthouse presents an opportunity for downsizers and upgraders to embrace waterfront living and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Lighthouse has two- and three bedroom apartments and penthouses, three-bedroom garden villas and three-bedroom townhomes. Features to all dwelling types will be an abundance of natural light, indoor and outdoor living space, and views, including outlooks over Moreton Bay, the Newport waterfront and marina, Glass House Mountains, and gardens.

Located at the corner of Trinity St and Lighthouse Esplanade alongside Lakeview Park, with a 22-berth marina frontage, Lighthouse has two buildings, Palm and Dune, connected by a subtropical porte cochere entry. Resident amenity includes a swimming pool for each building, outdoor entertaining areas, landscaped gardens and a shared Residents’ Lounge.

Sales of the first building, Palm, will begin this month, coinciding with the opening of an on-site sales display, featuring a full-sized kitchen and bathroom. Early price indications at the development will see two bedroom apartments starting from $1.095m, three-bedroom apartments from $1.39m, townhomes from $990,000 and garden villas from $1.18m.

Designed by Rothelowman, Lighthouse incorporates many design touches that add to the sense of being on holiday.

“There’s a quiet harmony in the design – light, layered and grounded in the natural rhythm of southeast Queensland,” Rothelowman principal architect Jeff Brown said. “From the point of arrival, as you travel deeper into Lighthouse, a series of garden lobbies and airy walkways have been carefully orchestrated to make the journey from outdoors to indoors beautiful and welcoming.”

Interiors reinforce the sense of elegant simplicity, emphasising quality, light and warmth within a neutral colour and finishes palette.

Traders In Purple chief executive Brett Robinson said the diversity of dwelling types was the result of listening to customers and appreciating what they valued most in their home.

“Lighthouse builds upon what we delivered to customers at Lasail, enhancing the offering with additional resident amenities including a Residents’ Lounge and thoughtful inclusions like a herb garden, all designed to foster a strong sense of community,” he said.

“We have included more two bedroom apartments and wherever possible all dwelling types feature a multipurpose room that can be used as a study or hobby space, second living room or guest accommodation.

“Careful thought has gone into designing homes from the inside out, thinking about the way people want to live, especially when they’re in this incredible waterfront location with a climate that lends itself to outdoor living.

“That translates into large usable balconies and courtyards that extend the living space with vast floor-to-ceiling windows to take advantage of water views.

“It’s about doing the simple things exceptionally well.”

Mr Robinson said buyers were likely to come from the wider Pine Rivers region and Moreton Bay peninsula, many of them downsizing from a family home or upgrading from an older apartment.

“We have been fielding a huge amount of inquiry, including some of those who missed out on an opportunity to buy at Lasail, which sold so quickly,” he said. “Some inquiry has also come from people renting at Lasail, who’ve had an opportunity to know our brand and the quality we deliver.”