3007/1A Morton Street, Parramatta, NSW, 2150 - Apartment Sold on 14 10 2022

SoldOct 14, 2022

3007/1A Morton Street, Parramatta, NSW, 2150

$570,000

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Oct 14, 2022

What's around 3007/1A Morton Street

SOLD BY RAY WHITE PARRAMATTA GROUP

If you're thinking of selling, speak to the team of experts at Ray White Parramatta Group to find out how we achieve the best possible price in the shortest possible time! CONTEMPORARY RIVERBANK LIVING Situated on the first floor of Building 3 in the modern riverside development 'River Vistas', this stunning 2-bedroom apartment is conveniently positioned within a short stroll to the riverbank leisure walking track, vibrant Parramatta CBD, railway station, RiverCat ferry, bus interchange hub, Light Rail (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, reputable schools, Western Sydney University, trendy restaurants, cafes and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Heart Centre. It features: - Combined living/dining area opens to private undercover balcony - Ultra-sleek kitchen with modern cabinetry, stone benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooking - Stunning main bathroom with large frameless glass shower - Both light-filled bedrooms with built-in robe - Master bedroom with Ensuite & balcony access - Separate study room - Ducted air conditioning - European-style internal laundry - Secure parking with adjacent lock-up storage cage - The complex features a large landscaped garden with children's playground, gym & BBQ facilities - Pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River under construction one block away at the end of Baludarri Dr, connecting directly to future Light Rail stop "Ray White Parramatta Group - Parramatta|Oatlands|Northmead|Greystanes, its directors, employees and related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries."