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Bolton Clarke has unveiled a new, design-led retirement living precinct in Brisbane, in a bid to service the evolving expectations of older Australians and the community.
The New Farm development, known as The Aurelian, will deliver 40 two and three-bedroom independent living apartments on the site of the organisation’s former Treetops home.
Positioned as a boutique retirement living offering, the project will combine independent living with access to wellness amenities and optional in-home support services.
Bolton Clarke chief development and property officer James Mantis said the project responds to an identified need for more flexible, independent living options for locals who are looking to age in place while remaining connected to the area’s lifestyle.
“The Aurelian will be a valuable contribution to the neighbourhood, offering residents contemporary independent living apartments with access to the latest onsite recreational amenities,” he said.
Communal outdoor spaces such as a rooftop terrace, barbecue area, garden, and bar are designed to foster a “connected inner-city lifestyle”.
Other facilities include a heated magnesium pool, sauna, steam room, spa and fitness centre fitted with senior-specific low-impact equipment. Residents will also have access to a movement studio for yoga, Pilates and other fitness classes.
“The Aurelian offers an exceptional lifestyle in one of Brisbane’s most vibrant and walkable communities and with the option to access Bolton Clarke’s on-site in-home health and care services if they’re needed,” Mr Mantis said.
Construction is underway and expected to be completed by April 2028. Expressions of interest for the development are open, with residences starting at $1.83 million.
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