Discover elevated city-fringe living at 8/5-7 Cowper Street, Parramatta. This charming 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment blends timeless brick construction with modern comfort. Enjoy morning coffees or evening unwinds on your private balcony, open-plan living, and the convenience of a secure parking space.
Minutes' walk to Parramatta and Harris Park stations, Westfield Parramatta, and all the best of Church Street's cafés and eateries. Whether you're investing or moving in, this property offers smart value and long-term potential.
Property Features:
-Large open-plan living/dining area that flows onto a private balcony, perfect for relaxation or entertaining.
-Spacious kithcen with gas cooking and abundance of storage space
-Two spacious bedrooms, each with built-in storage-ideal for couples, small families, or sharers.
-Two modern bathrooms offer both convenience and comfort.
-One secure parking space, adding practicality in the bustling Parramatta CBD.
-Stylish full-brick construction, known for durability and sound insulation-classic and low maintenance.
Ideal For…
-First-home buyers seeking affordability, potential for long-term equity growth, and proximity to amenities.
-Investors wanting a solid, rent-ready property in a high-demand locale-strong yield potential and tenant appeal.
-Professional couples or executives, drawn to convenience, transport links, and nearby lifestyle options.
Brilliantly located within a stone's throw of Parramatta and Harris Park train stations, Westfield Parramatta, and major bus and ferry routes. Everything you need at your doorstep
Contact
Parth Joshi: 0449 996 962
Dhaval Thakkar: 0450 237 787
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