However, Axiom's in-wall speakers may work on that wall too. I'd have to do some measurements.
I was going to ask if you're able to put holes in the wall.
And even if a soundbar isn't ideal for sound quality, if it ends up being your best option in your space, I say go for it. Definitely try to find one with a subwoofer output, though, so you can get real low-end to go with your new smaller speakers.
I hope you have SOMEWHERE in your new place to put the M60s? It would be a shame to not be able to utilize them.
