33/3 Sorrell Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

Enjoy an absolute, never-to-be-built-out waterfront position. This oversized 200 sqm full-brick apartment is located within the highly sought-after and meticulously maintained Museum Gardens complex. Perfectly positioned along Parramatta's picturesque riverbank, this home offers an unmatched lifestyle just steps from the area's premier dining, entertainment and cultural destinations.

It Features:
- Quality full-brick & concrete slab construction
- Exceptional 200 sqm on the title: 186 sqm internal living plus 14 sqm secure parking
- Light-filled open plan lounge & dining seamlessly connecting to an enormous terrace with river views
- Well-appointed kitchen with gas cooking, oven & ample storage
- Both bedrooms with built-in wardrobes & access to the terrace balcony, plus ensuite to master
- Separate sunroom, ideal for a study or reading nook, also with terrace access
- Full-size main bathroom with separate bathtub & shower
- Internal laundry with additional storage
- Secure basement car space
- Impeccably maintained resort-style facilities, including indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna, gym, visitor parking, video security & on-site building manager

Prime Location:
(distances approx)
- Riverside Theatres: 20m
- Parramatta River: 100m
- Prince Alfred Square Light Rail Stop: 200m
- Parramatta Wharf: 600m
- Parramatta Station: 750m
- CommBank Stadium: 550m
- Parramatta Park: 750m
- Eat Street: 150m
- Westfield Shoppingtown: 800m
- Powerhouse Museum (under construction): 400m

This rare offering combines space, style, and an unbeatable riverfront location. ideal for those seeking a vibrant city lifestyle with a touch of tranquillity.


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