1101B/8 Cowper Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

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STUNNING EAST-FACING WITH CITY SKYLINE & HARBOUR BRIDGE VIEWS

Superbly positioned on level 11 of the resort-style development 'The Gallery by Crown', this spacious 3-bedroom apartment showcases a functional floor plan with sun-drenched East & Southerly two-way aspects and extensive breath-taking views across the local district to Sydney City skyline, Centrepoint and Harbour Bridge.

Within a short stroll to cosmopolitan Parramatta CBD, Westfield Shoppingtown, railway stations, bus interchange hub, Light Rail (under construction), parks, schools, trendy restaurants, vibrant eateries and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

- Approx 103m2 of living space plus 14m2 of security parking
- Open plan lounge & dining with air conditioning
- Massive undercover entertainer's balcony with extensive outlooks throughout the local district to Sydney City skyline
- Stunning kitchen with gas appliances, dishwasher & stone benchtops
- Fully-tiled bathroom & Ensuite to main
- Mirrored built-in robe to 2 bedrooms
- 2nd bedroom with 2nd balcony access
- Internal laundry with clothes dryer & shelving
- Security entrance with video intercom & lift access
- Heated outdoor 25-metre pool, spa & sauna with Balinese-style day pavilion
- Fully equipped gymnasium, residents' library & guest entertaining room
- Concierge reception with building security on-site
- Groceries, takeaway food & specialty shops downstairs at the door


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