44/23 Good Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

Perfectly positioned on Level 7 of the well-maintained and secure "The Park Oasis" complex, this bright and spacious two-bedroom apartment enjoys stunning views over Parramatta Park and the city skyline. Designed for comfort and convenience, the apartment offers excellent cross ventilation and a generous layout, complemented by direct rear access through the park to Parramatta CBD and the newly completed Parramatta Aquatic Centre.

Located just a short stroll to Parramatta's vibrant CBD, train station, Westfield Shopping Centre, bus interchange, Light Rail, Sydney Metro (under construction), Parramatta Park, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafés, CommBank Stadium, Westmead Health & Hospital precinct, and the world-class Parramatta Square - one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects.

This Property Features:
- Spacious layout offering 104m² of living space plus 33m² for two secure car spaces (total 137m²)
- Combined lounge and dining area flowing onto a north-east facing undercover balcony with sweeping park and city views
- Modern kitchen with gas cooking, benchtops, stainless steel appliances & dishwasher
- Timber floorboards and freshly painted interiors throughout
- Two generous bedrooms with mirrored built-in wardrobes; master with ensuite
- Fully tiled main bathroom with separate shower and bathtub
- Internal laundry & air conditioning
- Security intercom & ample visitor parking
- Two secure car spaces with lift access
- In ground swimming pool within the complex
- Security gate providing direct access through the park to Parramatta CBD
- Within Parramatta High School & Westmead Public School catchments


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