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Did You Know? Did you know? You’re within 15km of hundreds of specialty stores You’re within easy reach of hundreds of great retail stores and just minutes to great entertainment at Stonecutters Ridge. The nearby M7 and M4 make it easy to get to wherever you need to go. Plus there’s more shopping and entertainment to come, with the proposed Schofields/Nirimba Precinct right next door – for more information visit www.stonecuttersridge.com.au Shopping centres Entertainment Supermarkets 6 1 Centro 3.4km (6mins) 10 Western Sydney Parklands (walking distance) 22 Coles Supermarket 3.4km (6mins) 15 Cnr Richmond Rd & Woodcroft Dr, Woodcroft 5280 hectares with world class sporting facilities, 3 Woodcroft Dr, Woodcroft Coles, 25 specialty stores, medical centre, picnic areas, bike/walking track and native 23 Coles Westpoint Blacktown 10km (15mins) dentist bushland Lvl 1, Shp M102, Patrick St, Blacktown 2 Plumpton Marketplace 5.1km (9mins) 11 Blacktown Olympic Park (Rooty Hill) 24 Punjab Supermarket 5km (10mins) Cnr Jersey Rd & Hyatts Rd, Plumpton 6.1km (11mins) 1/30 Railway Road, Quakers Hill Woolworths, 70 specialty stores, medical centre, Olympic softball facility, athletics, soccer 25 Hassall Grove Supermarket 5km (10mins) dentist and AFL/cricket stadium 17 Melanie St, Hassall Grove 5 14 3 Westpoint 6.9km (12mins) 12 Hoyts (Blacktown) 7km (12mins) 26 Woolworths Plumpton 5.1km (9mins) 4 17 Patrick St, Blacktown 10 auditoriums including the largest multiplex Cnr Jersey Rd & Hyatts Rd, Plumpton 21 250 specialty stores including Target, Big W, screen in Australia 24 27 8 Myer, Coles, Woolworths 27 Foodworks Fresh 7km (12mins) 13 Greater Union Drive In (Blacktown) 216 Farnham Road, Quakers Hill 25 4 Parklea Markets 13.3km (15mins) 15.5km (17mins) 10 7 28 IGA Blacktown 10km (15mins) 601 Sunnyholt Rd, Parklea Two screens 37 Bessemer Street, Blacktown Food, fashion, homewares and more 14 Blacktown Leisure Centre 7.2km (13 min) 29 Franklins Supermarket 10km (15mins) 26 2 5 Stanhope shopping Village 8.7km (13mins) Western Sydney’s only wave pool, 10 lane 25 St Martins Crescent, Blacktown 22 1 Cnr Parkway & Sentry Dr, Stanhope Gardens metre lap pool, toddler splash pools, spa, sauna, 28 30 IGA Doonside 7km (12mins) 76 stores including Coles steam room, two court stadium, fitness studios, Cnr Bungaribee & Rosenthal, Doonside café, crèche 6 Rouse Hill Town Centre 11.41km (18mins) 31 Aldi 10km (15mins) Cnr Windsor Rd & White Hart Dr, Rouse Hill 15 Reading Cinemas (Rouse Hill) 19km (23mins) 1 Sargents Rd, Minchinbury 230 specialty stores including Target, Best&Less, 9 screen complex with stadium seating 19 32 Coles & Woolworths Rouse Hill Town Centre Big W, Coles, Woolworths 3 18 29 16 23 AMF Bowling (Blacktown) 7km (12mins) 11.4km (18mins) 11 16 30 12 20 7 Circa Retail 11.7km (15mins) 24 bowling lanes Cnr Windsor Road & White Hart Drive, Rouse Hill 1 Circa Boulevard, Norbrik Dr, Bella Vista 17 33 Coles Stanhope 8.7km (13mins) Woolworths plus 26 specialty shops and food Eastern Creek Raceway 11.5km (13mins) Cnr Parkway & Sentury Dr, Stanhope Gardens court World class raceway for cars, bikes and superkarts 8 Castle Towers Shopping Centre 31 17.7km (27mins) 18 Rooty Hill RSL 8.5km (15mins) Coming soon 6-14 Castle Street, Castle Hill Entertainment, bars, restaurant, grill, café, The proposed Schofields Nirimba Precinct David Jones, Myer, Target, Kmart and 310 accommodation & function rooms (walking distance) – it will feature a major specialty stores 19 Blacktown RSL 7km (15min) town centre, neighbourhood centres and two Buffet, bars, recreational sporting activities, live 13 9 Westfield 25.9km (23mins) supermarkets 17 entertainment 175 Church St, Parramatta The proposed Alex Avenue Precinct 454 specialty stores including David Jones, 20 Blacktown Workers Club 8km (15mins) 25,000m2 of retail space Myer, Target, Coles, Woolworths and IGA 9 Buffet, BBQ area, sports club, bars/lounge area, The proposed Schofields West Precinct Express function area, entertainment 2-3 neighourhood centres 21 Heartbreak Ridge Paintball (Marsden Park) The proposed Marsden Park Precinct 6.6km (7mins) Town centre and 2-3 neighbourhood centres 5-6 acres built to resemble movie sets For further information please visit *All times and distances are approximate. www.stonecuttersridge.com.au 1800 667 626 stonecuttersridge.com.au.
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