22A Rippon Avenue, Dundas NSW 2117

Nestled in a peaceful street, moments from public transport and motorway access, this beautifully presented home offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and contemporary style. Ideal for a professional couple, it combines functional design with modern finishes throughout.

Step inside to discover a bright and spacious 60 sm layout, featuring a large main bedroom with ensuite and extra space ideal for a work-from-home office. The open-plan living areas flow seamlessly to a modern full size kitchen and a pet access to outdoor fenced yard - perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

Property Features:
• Built in wardrobe
• Pet trap door to yard
• Stylish full sized kitchen with stone benchtops, modern cabinetry, electric appliances, and dishwasher
• Combined laundry and main bathroom
• High ceilings and downlights throughout
• Split system air-conditioning i bedroom and living room
• Secure outdoor entertaining area with low-maintenance appeal
• Convenient location close to shops, transport, and motorways

This home is a true gem offering comfort, practicality, and style in a sought-after location - ready for you to move in and enjoy.

Location:
• 450 m to Yalamandi Light Rail station , 1 Km to Dundas Light Rail station .
• 500 m to western University Parramatta Campus .
• 4.1 km to Parramatta via Victoria Road
• 4.6 km to Westfield Parramatta
• 3.7 km to Parramatta Hospital

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