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Perched on the 6th floor of a modern security complex, this bright and spacious two-bedroom apartment combines style and convenience with a prime location just steps from transport links, including train and bus interchange hubs. Designed with functionality in mind, it offers an expansive layout filled with natural light and stunning district views.
Located in the heart of Parramatta CBD, you'll be within walking distance to trendy restaurants, popular cafes, local shops, the vibrant nightlife, and key transport options including the railway station, Light Rail, and upcoming Sydney Metro. Also nearby are parks, renowned schools, CommBank Stadium, Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and the world-class Parramatta Square Civic Centre, one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects. It features:
- Freshly painted interiors
- Generous 94m² of living space plus 19m² secure parking and storage
- Open-plan living and dining area seamlessly extends to a covered entertainment balcony, with floor-to-ceiling windows enhancing natural light
- Well-appointed kitchen featuring gas appliances, island stone benchtops, and a dishwasher
- Fully-tiled bathroom and ensuite to the main bedroom
- Master bedroom has its own access to a private balcony with scenic district views
- Mirrored built-in robes in both bedrooms
- Laundry area with clothes dryer
- Ducted air conditioning throughout
- Additional patio space for leisure or storage
- Security video intercom & lift access
- Secure basement parking space with adjacent storage cage
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