58 Crimea Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

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CHARMING COTTAGE WITH 2-STREET FRONTAGE

Often sought and rarely found, this charmingly presented 3-bedroom cottage offers loads of character and traditional features, boasting two-street frontage backing onto Lansdowne St, with potential to build an additional dwelling or granny flat at the rear (Subject To Council Approval) to take advantage of the Northerly aspects and extensive views overlooking Jones Park and Parramatta city.

Superbly positioned in a tightly-held & highly sought-after Parramatta city fringe location, within a short stroll to railway station, bus interchange hub, Light Rail (under construction), proposed Sydney Metro, Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant city night life, CommBank Stadium, soon to be completed Parramatta aquatic & leisure centre and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

- Spacious family/living room opening onto North-facing entertainer's alfresco timber deck
- Timber kitchen with gas cooking opening onto separate dining room
- Renovated bathroom with Tasmanian oak timber panels
- 3 double-sized bedrooms
- High ornate ceilings throughout
- Original features such as leadlight windows & fireplaces
- Front undercover verandah
- Landscaped garden with plenty of fruit trees
- Auto-door lock-up garage & workshop with Lansdowne St access
- Energy-saving solar panels installed
- Bus stop nearby to Parramatta City & Merrylands CBD


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