23/52 Station Street East, Harris Park NSW 2150

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DUAL LEVEL PENTHOUSE SUITE, ENTERTAINER'S DREAM

Spread over two levels (5 & 6) in a modern security block, this recently refreshed 3 bedroom apartment offers an expansive 349m (approx) on the title. It showcases sunny and contemporary interiors with a spacious and well-planned layout for convenient CBD living. Situated on the border of cosmopolitan Parramatta CBD, this uniquely designed dual level 3-bedroom penthouse apartment offers the ultimate convenience for savvy buyers seeking a contemporary and sophisticated lifestyle.

Within a short stroll to Parramatta and Harris Park railway stations, bus interchange hub, proposed Light Rail, Westfield Shoppingtown, reputable schools, vibrant eateries, Harris Park shopping village, Sydney Water & NSW Police Headquarters and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. This unparalleled opportunity consists of:

- Extensive 99m downstairs, 230m upstairs, plus 20m of security parking with storage area
- Both levels feature sun-drenched due Northerly aspects
- Downstairs boasting lounge, dining, kitchen, laundry, 2 balconies & master bedroom with Ensuite
- Upstairs with family area plus study, 2 bedrooms & massive entertainer's terrace balcony
- Hardwood timber floorboards & reverse-cycle air conditioners
- Gourmet kitchen with gas cooktops, stone benchtops & dishwasher
- Fully-tiled main bathroom upstairs & 3rd guest toilet downstairs
- Built-in robe to all bedrooms


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