Commanding a sunlit position in a contemporary block, this apartment is a home of superb space, high ceilings, comfort and natural light. With its generous open plan living and modern interiors showcase a quality finishes and fittings. You will be pleasantly surprised with the delightful panoramic views from your east facing oversized balcony.
With low maintenance living in a covert address, stroll to Rosehill Train Station, Woolworths Shopping Centre, Rosehill Gardens, Western Sydney University Parramatta Campus, Elizabeth Farm, Proposed Light Rail, Proposed world class Pedestrian and cyclist bridge over Parramatta river to make easy access to Rosehill, scenic river walks, cafes, restaurants and so much more. (Please refer the links below)
Features:
+ With an emphasis on comfort and style you will find two fresh and generously sized bedrooms both with built-ins. Main with en-suite and access to oversized balcony.
+ Combined lounge and dining area with wide picture windows
+ A sleek modern gas kitchen
+ A chic full bathroom, with bath and shower. Tiled from floor to ceiling.
+ Internal laundry
+ Dryer
+ Linen/storage cupboard, plus external storage cage
+ Secured underground parking
+ Oversized east facing balcony with panoramic views. Access from lounge and main
bedroom.
+ Security Intercom
+ Secured Building
+ Shared garden
Act fast or you'll miss out. A property of this calibre will not stay in the market for long. The owner is ready to sell now. This location has a proven track record. This is an ideal family home or investment. Please do not hesitate to call and secure your new home, contact your exclusive agent tul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515.
Links:
https://www.cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/about-parramatta/news/council-news/alfred-street-pedestrian-and-cyclist-bridge
http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/Plans-for-your-area/Priority-Growth-Areas-and-Precincts/Greater-Parramatta-Growth-Area
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