15/32-36 Belmore Street, North Parramatta NSW 2151

NEWLY RENOVATED TRI-LEVEL TOWNHOUSE

An outstanding opportunity to secure this beautifully presented modern tri-level 3-bedroom plus study/2nd living area townhouse, positioned in a whisper-quiet location, yet close to Parramatta CBD, offering a spacious floor plan, solid construction, quality inclusions, sunny aspects, freshly painted throughout, brand new floating floorboards, boasting front & rear landscaped gardens and presenting a family haven of style and convenience to create a city fringe retreat of enormous appeal.

Conveniently located within a short stroll to public transport including Light Rail, railway station, newly updated RiverCat ferry wharf, bus interchange hub, Sydney Metro (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant city night life, Coles supermarket, CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

- Approx 262m2 on the title, including 121m2 on the ground floor, 53m2 on the 1st floor & 34m2 on the top floor, plus a 54m2 double garage
- Spacious lounge & dining opening onto alfresco terrace courtyard
- Modern kitchen with granite benchtops, gas cooking & dishwasher
- Main bathroom with bathtub, shower & window for ventilation
- Ensuite bathroom, study/dresser nook & walk-in robe to master bedroom
- Built-in wardrobe to 2nd & 3rd bedrooms
- Upstairs balcony & study/2nd living area
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning to living room & master bedroom
- Internal laundry with 3rd guest toilet on ground level
- Auto-door, tandem lock-up garage with internal access & storage


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