Older and Bolder: Multi-million dollar Clubhouse under way
Published 9:00am 1 June 2026
Article provided by Thyme Rothwell.
Thyme Lifestyle Resort Rothwell has commenced construction on its new multi-million dollar Clubhouse, marking a significant milestone for the over-50s lifestyle community in the centre of the Redcliffe Peninsula. Scheduled to open in autumn 2027, the Clubhouse will become the social heart of the community, offering homeowners a vibrant lifestyle close to the coastline.
Thyme Rothwell combines urban convenience with relaxed coastal living, placing homeowners within easy reach of shopping, dining, medical services, public transport and the waterfront lifestyle the peninsula is renowned for.
Operated by Serenitas, one of Australia’s most experienced land lease community providers with more than 7,700 homeowners nationwide, Thyme Lifestyle Resorts are purpose-built for active over-50s Australians seeking low-maintenance living without compromise.
The new Clubhouse has been designed to enhance wellbeing and foster social connection, featuring a swimming pool and spa, gym and fitness studio, bowling green, pickleball court, cinema, sports bar, and a range of indoor and outdoor dining spaces.
Serenitas CEO Von Slater said the Clubhouse represents an exciting new chapter for the community and reflects the growing demand for resort-style living in well-connected coastal locations.
“The Clubhouse will form the heart of the community, offering premium facilities that support an active and connected lifestyle,” she added.
The new Clubhouse is set to become a hub where homeowners can connect, unwind and stay active. Designed with comfort and community in mind, it will offer something for everyone whether that’s catching up with friends, pursing hobbies or simply relaxing.
As Australians continue to prioritise lifestyle, connection and convenience, Thyme Rothwell offers a secure and welcoming community in one of Southeast Queensland’s most desirable regions.
For more information about what is to come for the Clubhouse, visit https://rothwell.thyme.com.au/. Or call our team on 1300 719 843 or email us at [email protected].
Editor’s note: This article is sponsored by Thyme Rothwell and proudly endorsed by Moreton Daily. Thank you for supporting the sponsors who make Moreton Daily possible.
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