16 Short Street, North Parramatta NSW 2151

If you're thinking of selling, speak to the team of experts at Ray White Parramatta Group to find out how we achieve the best possible price in the shortest time possible!

NEAR NEW COTTAGE WITH A TWIST

Brilliantly designed to take advantageof the low maintenanceblock, this freestanding, near new home puts a modern twist on the quintessentialinner city cottage.With multipleliving, and entertaining areas, the home is perfect for the growing family as well as those downsizing, the property affords:

- Two full bedrooms on first floor, both with BIR's, onewithensuite
- Second full bathroom downstairs, perfect for when guests stay
- Full floor main bedroom suite with bar / kitchenette, WIR & ensuite
- Upstairs also featuresstudy and clever storage area
- Full eat in kitchen with breakfast bar + luxury appliances
- Laundry / butler's pantry - perfect for entertaining
- Separate formal lounge / dining - great for the growing family
- Covered alfresco + maintenance friendly garden
- LAND | 300 sqm - Torrens Title

Situated in a sought-after, low density pocket of the inner city fringe, this home focuses on family friendly living. Across the road from the Heritage Park, and around the corner from cafes, corner store and Doyle Ground Reserve, the property is perfect to raise children. The easy access to quality local schools & the Western Sydney University further illustrates this point.

Stroll to the city centre and its vibrant social scene in minutes, jump on a bus or a train for easy access to the Sydney CBD and live the connected lifestyle you've always dreamed of! Do not miss this rare opportunity - this property is a must to view, it will be SOLD!


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