Castle Towers: Opening day announced for $180m retail precinct

Castle Towers has revealed when its $180 million retail precinct will open to the public. See the new retailers and when you can experience the new space for the first time here.

Castle Towers’ new $180 million retail precinct will open to the public.

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Construction is almost complete on the $180 million expansion of Castle Towers, which is set to bring dozens of new stores to Castle Hill.

The retail centre has revealed exclusively with the Hills Shire Times that shoppers will be able to experience the new precinct for the first time when it opens to the public on December 5.

Castle Towers centre manager, Eddie Paynter said the centre’s 50,000 daily customers will be able to enjoy an underground pedestrian tunnel that will link the shopping centre to the Castle Hill metro station which will “make it easier for shoppers to access the centre”.

ARTIST IMPRESSION: CONSTRUCTION of a new international fresh food marketplace and underground Sydney Metro link at Castle Towers is almost complete.

“The new lifestyle hub will offer a best in class selection of brands for our loyal and trusting customers across food and dining, homewares, tech and services, with an improved offering of everyday retail.”

A total of 45 new stores will open on December 5, while an additional eight outlets — including international sensation Starbucks — will open early next year.

The announcement of the official opening of the multimillion-dollar retail spaces comes as Castle Towers announces its full line up of stores opening from December 5.

Homewares and plant store Grow Urban Oasis is set to be introduced to The Hills in the new retail spaces, while Flower Train will launch its second Sydney Store when it launches more than 45 varieties of flowers.

New concept store, What’s Cooking Home will offer kitchenware, furniture, candles and homewares is set to open its doors in the new retail space, while homewares retailer Wheel & Barrow is due to join Castle Towers in March next year.

Eddie Paynter, Castle Towers Centre Manager, at the entrance to the tunnel from Castle Hill Station which will open directly into the new development at Castle Towers.

Castle Towers will also see an expanded beauty offering alongside it’s recently opened MECCA store, with new retailers including the Aveda hair salon Tribe Lifestyle and Indulge Nails and Spa joining Allan’s Mens Hairdressing and Rainbow Organic to help style and pamper shoppers.

Mr Paynter said major retail chains including Chemist Warehouse, JB Hi-Fi, Sony and The Reject Shop will expand in size when they relocate to the new precinct, alongside new addition Price Attack.

Sneaker store, Hype DC will also open on Level two on December 6.

FOOD, DINING, HOMEWARES AND LIFESTYLE RETAILERS TO OPEN

JB Hi-Fi, Sony, Chemist Warehouse, The Reject Shop, Price Attack, Gro Urban Oasis, What’s Cooking, Rainbow Organic, Flower Train, Tribe store, Allan’s Mens Hairdressing, Spa Moment, Indulge Nails & Spa, Mobile Experts, Mister Minit, Lawrence Dry Cleaners, Dusk, Uniqlo, Surf Dive n Ski, Swarovski, Bonds, Specsavers, OPSM, Coles new format store, Costi’s Fresh Seafood, Shepherd’s Bakehouse, Gewurzhause, Jean Louis, Joseph Deli, Dolcettini Patisserie, Délisse French cafe, Baked Barista, Banana Blossom, Makani Ramen Noodle House, McDonald’s, KFC, Oporto, Adanis Grill, ChaChu, Jim’s Malaysian, Yatai Ozeki, Ms Dumpling, Sushi Hub, Yogurberry, Cha Time and Juiced Life.

OPENING IN 2020

Wheel & Barrow, Nextra Newsagency, Bupa Dental, Miracle Supermarkets, Nuts Galore, CHOP Butchery, Starbucks and Freshworld (new store temporary location still open).