Wellness-inspired luxe apartments launched from $1.35m
Set on the beachfront at 188 Jefferson Lane, Retreat Palm Beach will span nine levels and include two- and three-bedroom residences, most with butler's pantries, private outdoor spaces and curated interior finishes. Prices range from $1.35m to $3.95m.
Retreat Palm Beach is the fourth Gold Coast development by Ignite Projects and comes hot on the heels of The Monaco – a landmark luxury tower at Main Beach completed in 2024 and a finalist for The Urban Developer's Development of the Year award – and Cabana, one of the Gold Coast's fastest-selling residential projects of 2021.
Designed by Plus Architecture, Retreat Palm Beach is inspired by the Mediterranean, with soft curves, natural textures, and an emphasis on light, air, and indoor-outdoor flow.
A feature is the ground-floor communal wellness space, envisioned as a subterranean Mediterranean-style day spa, with a lagoon pool and floating day beds.
It will also include a cold plunge pool, spa, infra-red sauna, gymnasium, barbecue and outdoor dining areas.
Residents will have access to communal e-bikes and a digital concierge system for booking amenities and services.
Ignite Projects director Josh Foote said it would be a luxury sanctuary by the sea.
'We've considered every detail, from the flow of each floorplan to the materials and amenities, to ensure Retreat delivers calm, clarity and connection for residents,' he said.
'We want this space to feel like a retreat from the harsh elements of the beach, so there is a softness to the design featuring curved forms, warm organic stone, textured materials, and lush tropical gardens that create a real sense of relaxation and privacy.
'It's a rare beachfront opportunity that prioritises wellness, privacy, and a genuine sense of retreat – something we believe the market is really craving right now.'
Sales and marketing is being led by New Property Agents (NPA), continuing their successful partnership with Ignite Projects on Cabana and The Monaco.
NPA chief executive Andrew Erwin said Retreat Palm Beach offered a rare chance to secure a residence of scale and quality in a tightly held beachfront location.
'Retreat Palm Beach responds perfectly to what we know buyers want – boutique scale, absolute quality, and a lifestyle that's both elevated and effortless,' he said.
'The demand for premium beachfront residences in Palm Beach continues to grow, but supply remains incredibly limited, especially for people looking for a holiday home investment.
'Retreat offers a rare opportunity for buyers to secure a future-forward residence in one of the Gold Coast's most tightly held locations. Whether it's a downsizer looking for low-maintenance luxury or a lifestyle investor wanting flexible holiday income, this project ticks all the right boxes.'
Construction is expected to start in October, with completion scheduled for late 2027.For more information or to book an appointment at the on-site sales display, visit retreatpalmbeach.
com.au.
RETREAT PALM BEACH
Developer: Ignite Projects
Address: 188 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach
Features: Nine level development with 56 two- and three-bedroom apartments priced between $1.35m and $3.95m
Sales display: On site
More info:retreatpalmbeach.com.au
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