Warwick Farm luxury lifestyle destination arriving soon with Riverside Stables racing complex

A ROOFTOP bar and pool, a paddock-to-plate restaurant, a day spa and a 144-room luxury hotel are just some of the glamorous features of the $140m Riverside Stables development in Warwick Farm.

Artist’s impression of the Inglis racing family's new $140m complex in Warwick Farm.

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WARWICK Farm Racecourse will be transformed into a lifestyle destination when the Inglis family’s new development is complete.

The famous racing empire is heading west from their Randwick home of 100 years, moving their thoroughbred business to a $140m purpose-built complex called Riverside Stables.

Artist depiction of the hotel entry at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

The new complex’s sales arena will feature ringside dining, corporate boxes and a mezzanine bar.

Artist depiction of the sales arena at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

Southwest Sydney will also receive an injection of glamour with the 144-room William Inglis Hotel, microbrewery, bars, restaurant and a day spa.

Artist depiction of the wellness room at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

Each of the hotel rooms, which include large suites and family rooms, will have names and themes based on one of the Inglis family’s many champion racehorses.

Artist depiction of the rooftop bar and pool at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

The Newmarket restaurant will be a paddock-to-plate style eatery, while a spectacular rooftop bar and pool deck will offer sweeping views of the racecourse precinct, the Georges River and Chipping Norton Lake.

A barn, simply titled The Big Barn, will double as a venue for major horse sales and weddings or other special occasions.

Artist depiction of the garden stables at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

The hotel will stand between two Moreton Bay fig trees, which were grown from saplings of the famous Newmarket Fig Tree at the Inglis family business’ historic former location.

Artist depiction of the parade area at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

A 300m avenue of Cyprian plane trees will line a walkway for horses and pedestrians, which will also host the Inglis Walk of Fame celebrating champions on and off the track.

Artist depiction of the pre-parade area at the new Inglis Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

Inglis managing director Mark Webster said the Riverside Stables complex was an investment in the thoroughbred racing and breeding industry for the next 100 years.

“Newmarket has been a wonderful home for our company and I have great respect for the role it has played in the lives of our customers over many generations,” Mr Webster said.

“The team at Inglis look forward to celebrating those memories over the coming months while we also unveil all of the wonderful attributes of our new complex.”

A new drone image of the Inglis family’s Riverside Stables development under construction in Warwick Farm.

Inglis will host its first horse sale at Riverside Stables in early February next year.

For more information, visit riversidestables.com.au.