Located in the premier VIVA CITY complex beside Accor Stadium, this exceptional home balances generous space with a dynamic lifestyle. The sprawling open-plan living area flows seamlessly onto an oversized balcony, perfectly positioned to overlook the resort-style pool, BBQ facilities, and playground. A dedicated study room adds extra practicality for remote work.
Enjoy the absolute best of both worlds: step outside for an easy walk to Woolworths, shops, lush parks, and Olympic Park amenities, the forthcoming CBD metro and the light rail to Parramatta, or take a quick, few minutes' drive to reach Costco, DFO, Sydney Markets, the M4, and Parramatta Road.
Features:
• Newly renovated with fresh paint
• Impressive layout with open plan living and dining flowing to an oversized entertaining balcony
• Thoughtfully designed study room ideal for working from home
• Elegant, easy-care tiling defines the living and dining zones, complemented by timber flooring in the living rooms and expansive full-height glazing throughout
• Striking kitchen with massive pantry, waterfall island bench and premium Miele appliances
• Spacious bedrooms with built-ins; both have direct access to the balcony and the master includes an ensuite
• Abundant, thoughtfully integrated storage across the entire residence
• Contemporary fully tiled bathrooms
• Ducted A/C and internal laundry
• Full security building with video intercom & lift access
• Secure underground car space and SQM storage cage
• Resort-style full facilities including a swimming pool, BBQ, playground, garden, rooftop terrace and on-site building manager
• Woolworth, IGA, dining options, cafés, hair services, and more-all just steps away downstairs
• Future light rail next to this building and around 1km to the future Metro Station
• Healthy strata funds and low strata fee
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(Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable; we cannot guarantee accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.)
