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Paradise Gem December 2019 THE PARADISE GEM DECEMBER 2019 ‘TIS THE SEASON LET THE FESTIVITIES BEGIN! Road trip Feature Fun run Last bus tour to Home success Bribie for 2019 Kensington Well done team Pacific Paradise Page 4 Page 3 Page 4 DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE ANOTHER YEAR HAS FLOWN BY AND WE’RE ALREADY IN THE FIRST MONTH OF SUMMER WITH CHRISTMAS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. Civil works at Pacific Paradise continue to progress well with our first road poured last month. Our construction timeline remains on schedule and we expect to make excellent headway throughout December before the Christmas break. Last month, the GemLife team took to the water in a show of strength for the Kids in Need Dragon Boat Regatta at Tweed Heads, helping raise important funds for children with disabilities and serious illnesses in South East Queensland and northern New South Wales. GemLife staff, together with friends and family, banded together to support the regatta, with the team coming in third in their final heat. Building close communities is an important part of what GemLife does, so we were happy to support this worthy community event. I would like to take this opportunity to wish our future and prospective GemLife Pacific Paradise residents and their families a very happy Christmas and prosperous 2020. We look forward to sharing more news and updates with you in the new year. Yours sincerely, Adrian Puljich Director & CEO, GemLife OFFICIAL OPENING OF LUXURY AGED CARE FACILITY GEMLIFE PACIFIC PARADISE SALES The Menzies @ Pacific Paradise provides short-term MANAGERS VICTORIA DENT AND LIZ respite care and long-term care with spacious, private MILLROY JOINED PREMIER HEALTHCARE rooms in a luxurious setting which includes facilities such as hair and beauty salon, fitness centre and movie cinema. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR VIV PADMAN AND DIRECTOR OF NURSING FLORENCE The neighbouring facility will provide a useful resource for PADMAN LAST MONTH FOR THE OPENING GemLife Pacific Paradise residents if respite or long-term OF THE MENZIES @ PACIFIC PARADISE, care is needed sometime in the future. A LUXURY RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE Menzies @ Pacific Paradise is run by Premier Health Care, FACILITY LOCATED NEXT-DOOR TO THE a leading developer of luxury residential aged care facilities GEMLIFE RESORT. across Australia. 2 The Maroochy Gem 6 Charlston Place, Maroochydore Qld 4558 1800 430 885 | www.gemlife.com.au July 2019 3 THE PARADISE GEM DECEMBER 2019 FEATURE HOME SALES MANAGERS’ KENSINGTON MESSAGE FACADE 1 $625,000 A spacious, beautifully designed home with seamless indoor-outdoor living. A superbly appointed kitchen forms the heart of this stylish open-plan home. With a walk-in-pantry and premium fittings, the Kensington is a great IT’S BEEN AN EXCITING FEW MONTHS AT choice for those who love to entertain. The living GEMLIFE PACIFIC PARADISE. THE RESORT spaces overlook a large alfresco area, creating CONTINUES TO ATTRACT PLENTY OF INTEREST seamless indoor-outdoor living for relaxing and AND STRONG SALES, WITH 40% OF LOTS NOW socialising with family and friends. The master SOLD. PACIFIC PARADISE’S LOCATION HAS BEEN bedroom with ensuite bathroom is located at the A BIG DRAW, WITH BUYERS KEEN TO ENJOY rear of the home, creating a tranquil retreat. Two THE SUNSHINE COAST’S BEAUTIFUL CLIMATE, additional bedrooms provide plenty of space for NEARBY BEACHES, AS WELL AS BEING CLOSE overnight visitors. The Kensington also features TO SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND GOLF COURSES. an outdoor courtyard. A double garage and We had a terrific Melbourne Cup event trackside at plenty of storage put the finishing touches on the Sunshine Coast Turf Club last month. Thanks to this contemporary home. all of you who joined us for this fabulous day. It’s been great meeting prospective and future GemLife Pacific Paradise residents at our stunning new Sales Centre on Menzies Drive. If you’d like to take a look at site plans, home designs, colour options and see more details about the resort’s stylish, spacious homes, don’t hesitate to call us on the numbers below. We’d like to wish you all a wonderful festive season and a very merry Christmas and New Near. Victoria Dent & Liz Millroy Sales Managers For more information, please contact either Victoria Dent on 0412 131 832 or [email protected] or Liz Millroy on 0437 169 379 or at [email protected] HAVE A STORY IDEA TO SHARE? The Paradise Gem would love to hear from you! If you have any ideas for a story or want to hear more 3 2 2 1 about a specific part of the future Pacific Paradise community, contact Lorna Swinstead at To view this and other designs, and to [email protected] reserve your site, contact our Sales Team on 1800 430 885. 2 The Maroochy Gem 6 Charlston Place, Maroochydore Qld 4558 1800 430 885 | www.gemlife.com.au July 2019 3 WHAT’S ON DECEMBER PACIFIC PARADISE SALES CENTRE PACIFIC PARADISE BUS TOURS TO BRIBIE OPEN ALL DAYS EXCEPT PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER | 9:00AM - 2:00PM 26-40 MENZIES DRIVE, PACIFIC PARADISE SALES CENTRE, 26-40 MENZIES DRIVE, PACIFIC PARADISE The GemLife Pacific Paradise Sales Centre will remain Join our last 2019 bus tour to GemLife Bribie Island to get a open throughout December, closed only for public holidays taste of our over-50s lifestyle! Guests will tour the extensive on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. In January, the office facilities on offer at GemLife Bribie’s award-winning country will be closed on New Year’s Day. Between Christmas Day club and view the resort’s beautiful display homes. and New Year’s Day, office hours will be 10am to 4pm. Morning tea will be provided. Please call our friendly sales team for more information on Contact Liz Millroy on 0437 169 379 or at [email protected] 1800 430 885 to make an appointment. WELL DONE TEAM PACIFIC PARADISE! TWENTY OF OUR FUTURE PACIFIC PARADISE RESIDENTS JOINED FORCES WITH OTHER GEMLIFE RESORT TEAM MEMBERS, AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS, FOR THE GEMLIFE NOOSA BREAKFAST FUN RUN LAST MONTH TO RAISE AWARENESS AND MONEY FOR THE NATIONAL BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION. Dressed in bright blue GemLife t-shirts and pink caps, our enthusiastic team ran, jogged and walked along the stunning Noosa beachfront on a beautiful day on the Sunshine Coast. GemLife Sales & Marketing Director, Andrew Coulter, said the day was a fantastic example of community spirit in action. “The fun run was a terrific family event and we were blown over by the strong support from our future Pacific Paradise residents,” he said. The Noosa Breakfast Fun Run is held annually as part of the Noosa Triathlon Multi Sports Festival. 26-40 Menzies Drive, Pacific Paradise Qld 4564 1800 430 885 | www.gemlife.com.au.
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