Parramatta Leagues Club has unveiled plans to build a $130 million dollar sport and entertainment precinct adjacent to the new 30,000 seat Western Sydney Stadium.

This precinct will feature a 200-room hotel and luxury leisure centre including an aquatic centre, gymnasium and state of the art function facilities.

“It will be a landmark development for Parramatta” Parramatta Leagues Club Chief Executive Bevan Paul said. “We want people to see it as somewhere to take the family and celebrate events both on game and non-game days”.

“With social infrastructure of this kind, people living in Parramatta will have greater choices when it comes to their leisure and entertainment and people outside Parramatta will have another reason to visit and extend their stay.”

Work has already started on the first part of this development, a 750 spot multi-storey carpark. “Once complete, this $30 million dollar structure will make it easier for Members and Visitors to access the Club, during the construction period and after the Precinct is finished” Mr Paul added.

During the construction phase, this project will add 800 jobs to the Western Sydney economy and once completed, 300 new, ongoing jobs to Parramatta.

The carpark is on track to be completed in the first half of 2018. If the Club receives planning approval from the State Government, the hotel and leisure centre is forecast to open in 2019, the same year as the Western Sydney Stadium.