5/16 King Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

Discover the epitome of modern living in this recently refreshed 3-bedroom penthouse, occupying the entire top floor of an exclusive boutique block of only five units. Bathed in natural light with excellent cross-ventilation, this residence features solid full-brick construction, modern updates, and a generous floor plan. The large terrace balcony, offering a glimpse of the city skyline, is perfect for both relaxation and entertainment.

Located on the fringe of Parramatta CBD, this penthouse is just a short walk to the cosmopolitan CBD, railway station, bus interchange hub, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant nightlife, T-Way bus stop, sports grounds, Ollie Webb Reserve, CommBank Stadium, Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and the world-class civic center, Parramatta Square.

Key features include:
- Impressive 164 sqm living area plus a 28 sqm double lock-up garage
- Spacious open plan lounge and separate dining area with access to the terrace balcony
- Quality kitchen with gas cooking, breakfast bar, and brand new granite benchtops
- Fully-tiled bathroom with window
- Three generous-sized bedrooms, two with built-in robe
- Freshly painted throughout with two new air conditioners
- Convenient internal laundry facilities
- Security intercom system
- Double lock-up garage
- Secure and solidly built complex
- Boutique complex of only 5 in a prized location
- Parramatta High School catchment

Don't miss the chance to make this exquisite penthouse your own. Whether you're searching for a comfortable family home or a savvy investment, this property ticks all the boxes.


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