14/1 Barden Street, Northmead NSW 2152

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GROUND FLOOR & STREET FACING

Ideally located, this ground floor apartment offers the perfect entry point for first home buyers and astute investors alike. Offering a convenient and modern lifestyle, this oversized double-brick, contemporary apartment is perfect for downsizing and offers complete modern living at its finest. The property affords:

- Two large bedrooms, both with built-in
- Modern kitchen with gas top cooking
- Contemporary open plan living and dining area
- Sun-drenched easy maintenance courtyard
- Large Internal laundry
- Split-system air conditioning
- Easy driving access to Parramatta's CBD and shopping choices
- Secure large garage with plenty of room for storage
- Ground floor & street facing for easy access
- Dedicated study area
- Superb market entry point for first home buyers or investors
- Close proximity to Westmead hospital precinct
- Internal size (98m2) Total size (118m2)

Conveniently located within a short stroll to local shops, schools, quality restaurants, cafes and transport. Westmead station, Westmead Hospital precinct, T2 Buses, and Parramatta Park are all within walking distance. A short drive to Baulkham Hills and Parramatta City with Church St famous eateries, Light Rail (under construction), new CommBank Stadium & rapid access to M2 Motorway and linking to newly expanded M4 WestConnex. Also within proximity are a plethora of quality education options including Parramatta Marist High School, Catherine McCauley High School, Northmead High School, Northmead Public, and The Hills School.


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