26 Prince Street, North Parramatta NSW 2151

ELEVATED OUTLOOK & EASY-CARE MODERN LIVING

Step into timeless charm and modern comfort with this beautifully presented residence, perfectly positioned on the high side of a sought-after street in a premium lifestyle location. Welcomed by a classic brick facade and character-filled archway porch, the home opens to a light-filled interior that blends warmth and contemporary style.

The home features three comfortable bedrooms, a well-appointed kitchen and bathroom, a spacious open-plan living and dining, and a low-maintenance outdoor zone featuring a paved entertaining alfresco with a convenient carport, ideal for relaxed living and hosting guests. Whether you're looking to move straight in and enjoy, or are seeking a smart investment opportunity in a high-demand location, this quality home ticks all the boxes.

Ideally located within a short stroll to Parramatta Lake's leisure walking tracks, Light Rail, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant city night life, CommBank Stadium, cosmopolitan Parramatta CBD, Westmead Hospital precinct, and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.

This Property Features:
- Approx 350.7m² block, with a 14.54 metre frontage
- Relaxed, spacious front verandah with views of the Parramatta City skyline
- Open plan living & dining area, connecting to kitchen
- Modern, functional kitchen with gas cooking
- Contemporary bathroom with shower, bathtub & window for ventilation
- Downlights & floating floorboards throughout
- Internal laundry room
- Easy-care paved alfresco outdoor area at rear
- Gated driveway to rear carport


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