5308/1A MORTON STREET, Parramatta NSW 2150

Showcasing high ceilings and outstanding tiled floors, this third-floor apartment exudes elegance and timeless romance. Infused with natural light, this is a well presented and spacious lifestyle haven. It is ideally placed, close to the heart of Parramatta, yet feeling like a luxury sanctuary.

Easy access to Proposed Light Rail, Westfield's, Parramatta train station, ferries, Western Sydney University Parramatta Campus, Schools, Riverside Park, recreational walks, restaurants, cafes. Significant infrastructure projects are underway including new Parramatta Square, Townhall, revitalized river foreshore and riverside arts and entertainment precinct, plus a new pedestrian bridge next to the complex for seamless river and CBD crossings (Please refer to the links below).

Features:
+Ambient bedrooms both include built-ins and wide windows. Main includes a graceful en-suite designed with superiority in mind.
+Spacious light filled living and dining area
+Gas kitchen features quality appliances and well-designed storage space
+Luxurious main bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles
+A well equipped fully tiled internal laundry
+Car space
+Sunlit entertainers balcony reveals leafy outlook
+Tiled floors
+An airy study or ideal office/nursery with window
+Secured Building
+Additional building facilities include gym and BBQ area

You have an exclusive opportunity for this amazing home, we all know this property will be gone soon. Don't waste another minute call and secure your new home, contact your exclusive agent Jitender Singh 0410 567 777, Atul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515, plus Michael Pieres 0415 089 663.

Links:

https://www.cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/about-parramatta/news/council-news/alfred-street-pedestrian-and-cyclist-bridge
http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/Plans-for-your-area/Priority-Growth-Areas-and-Precincts/Greater-Parramatta-Growth-Area

"All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries"