Designed with comfort and functionality in mind, the apartment showcases a generous open layout complemented by quality finishes throughout. Set in one of Parramatta's most desirable waterfront precincts, residents enjoy direct access to the picturesque Parramatta River walking track and the convenience of being just a short stroll to the vibrant Parramatta CBD.
Perfectly located moments from Western Sydney University, Light Rail, Parramatta Train Station, the upgraded River Cat ferry wharf, bus interchange and the upcoming Sydney Metro. You'll also enjoy easy access to Westfield Parramatta, an array of popular cafés and restaurants, CommBank Stadium, and the dynamic Parramatta Square precinct.
Features:
- Sun-filled open plan living & dining area flows onto a generous balcony with floor-to-ceiling glass doors
- Modern designer kitchen with gas cooking & stainless-steel appliances
- Two stylish bathrooms featuring floor-to-ceiling mosaic tiles
- Tiled living area with stylish floorboards in both bedrooms
- Separate study with window, ideal for working from home
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort
- Internal laundry with clothes dryer
- Security building with video intercom & lift access
- Secure basement parking & storage cage
- Pedestrian bridge links to the Light Rail stop, Woolworths a couple blocks further down, and the Parramatta CBD
- Strata: $1,200 per quarter (approx)
An exceptional opportunity to secure a quality riverside residence offering lifestyle, convenience, and long-term appeal in one of Parramatta's most sought-after locations.
Call Broderick on 0416 194 157 or James on 0411 726 825 for further information or to book an inspection.
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