Last chance for waterfront living at Newport
Published 1:30pm 2 June 2026
Words by Nick Crockford
Newport’s final waterfront address Lighthouse is selling fast with more than 90 per cent of apartments, townhomes, penthouses and villas snapped up by eager buyers.
With construction on Lighthouse Esplanade advancing well, first residents are anticipated to move into their coastal luxury residences by mid-2027.
Overlooking a private residents’ marina, Lighthouse provides an enviable lifestyle, from morning strolls along the waterfront and parklands, to coffee and dining at cafes and restaurants in Newport Marketplace.
Resort-style amenities set the scene for social catch ups, barbecues, or relaxed afternoons, including two pools, residents lounge, tropical landscaping, and community herb gardens.
Boating enthusiasts can set sail, with direct access to Moreton Bay and enjoy their own private marina berth (subject to availability).
Designed by acclaimed architects Rothelowman, Lighthouse has been crafted for sophisticated, yet effortless coastal living.
With a philosophy of designing from the inside-out, the two and three-bedroom apartments, penthouses, townhomes and villas enhance everyday life and capture fresh sea breezes.
Each residence maximises its views and location, with open layouts, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and expansive balconies or private courtyards overlooking the water or tropical gardens, while some also catch vistas of the iconic Glass House Mountains.
Premium, tactile and natural finishes add elegance, including designer kitchens with feature island bench and quality European appliances for relaxed seaside entertaining.
What’s still available at Lighthouse Newport
• Waterfront 2 bedroom + multi-purpose rooms apartment from $1.4 million
• 3 bedroom apartments from $1.37 million
• Waterfront 3 bedroom apartments from $1.64 million
• Expansive waterfront penthouses from $1.995 million
• 3 bedroom garden villas from $1.35 million
As Traders In Purple’s 15th project on the Peninsula, Lighthouse reflects their long-standing commitment to delivering premium residential communities across Moreton Bay.
The developer has a 100 per cent completion rate for every project launched over 20 years of delivering high-quality communities across Moreton Bay and Australia’s eastern seaboard. When complete, Lighthouse will feature a mix of 132 apartments, penthouses, villas and townhomes across two buildings – Palm and Dune.
A selection of two-bedroom plus multipurpose room and three-bedroom apartments, and three-bedroom garden villas remain available.
Experience the Lighthouse Sales Display, now located at Newport Marketplace, which showcases a full-sized kitchen and ensuite and interactive high-definition displays. Find out more here: https://lighthousenewport.com....
Editor’s note: This is our feature property for the month. This article is sponsored by Lighthouse Newport - Traders in Purple and proudly endorsed by Moreton Daily. Thank you for supporting the sponsors who make Moreton Daily possible.
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