1604A/8 Cowper Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

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Situated on levels 16 & 17 of the landmark building 'Gallery By Crown', this sophisticated & rarely offered 2 bedroom plus study penthouse suite showcases luxurious appointments throughout and magnificent 180-degree uninterrupted skyline views from the local district to the Blue Mountains. Boasting house-like proportions of approx 157m2 of indoor/outdoor living space plus 30m2 double security parking, it features:

- Spacious lounge & dining area flowing directly onto undercover entertainer's balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling glass windows & sliding doors provide plenty of natural light
- Stunning kitchen with stone benchtops, ducted rangehood, island bench, gas cooking & Smeg stainless steel appliances
- Immaculate fully-tiled main bathroom with frameless glass shower & bathtub
- Ensuite to master bedroom & 3rd guest powder room downstairs
- 2nd upstairs balcony with access from two bedrooms also with views
- Defined study area with storage cupboard
- Ducted air conditioning, downlights & built-in robes to all bedrooms
- Under-stair storage area & internal laundry
- Security gate to basement parking for 2 cars
- 5 star resort-style facilities including heated 25 metre pool, spa & sauna with Balinese-style day pavilion, fully equipped gymnasium, residents' library, guest entertaining room & on-site concierge
- Ideally located within a short stroll to Parramatta's vibrant business district, railway station, bus interchange hub, Westfield Shoppingtown, trendy cafes, famous eateries, schools & parklands


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