Positioned on level 25 in 'Altitude by Meriton', one of Parramatta's tallest and newest riverfront residential towers, with world-class cafes, restaurants, vibrant nightlife, theatre, cinemas, sophisticated shopping and dining venues at your doorstep, this 1-bedroom plus study apartment offers a spacious and practical floor plan with superior finishes and stunning outlooks over Parramatta River and local district.
Situated in the heart of the 2nd largest metropolitan CBD with multiple transport including trains, buses, RiverCat ferry, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), Church St 'Eat Street', CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.
This property features:
- Extensive outlooks through the local district
- Stunning Parramatta River views
- Open plan layout with combined living & dining flowing onto undercover balcony
- Gourmet designer kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher & Caesarstone benchtops
- Sleek fully-tiled bathroom
- Double-sized bedroom with built-in wardrobe
- Enclosed study
- Internal laundry with dryer
- Reverse-cycle ducted air conditioning system
- Separate storage room conveniently located on the same level as the apartment
- Secure basement car space
Resort-style amenities include:
- Outdoor resort-style pool with views over the Parramatta River
- Indoor heated pool, spa, sauna & fully equipped gymnasium
- Childcare centre & on-site restaurants at street level
- On-site building manager & security intercom
- Designed by award winning Tony Caro architects
Best Parking for inspections: Across the river on Market St, Palmer St or Sorrell St with limited metered street parking.
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