615C/3 Broughton Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

Positioned on Level 6 of Building C in the riverside development 'Promenade', this luxurious two-bedroom apartment offers contemporary finishes and an East-facing undercover balcony that overlooks the tranquil communal garden & entertaining area.

Situated within a short stroll through the riverbank leisure walking track to Parramatta CBD, vibrant city night life, Western Sydney University, railway station, newly upgraded RiverCat ferry wharf, bus interchange hub, Light Rail, Sydney Metro (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.

It features:
- Approx 75m² of living space plus 14m² of security parking & 3m² of storage
- Light-filled open plan lounge & dining area with study nook
- Alfresco undercover East-facing balcony with access from lounge & from 2nd bedroom
- Ultra-sleek kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooking
- Stunning bathroom with large frameless glass shower
- Master bedroom with Ensuite, air con, built-in robe & garden outlooks
- 2nd bedroom with built-in robe & balcony access
- 2 reverse-cycle air conditioners
- European-style internal laundry
- Security video intercom & lift access
- Security basement parking plus storage cage
- The complex features a large landscaped garden that includes BBQ facilities
- Pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River at the end of Baludarri Dr, connecting directly to Light Rail stop & Woolworths Rosehill only 3 blocks further

Main building door located at the end of Baludarri Dr, directly across the corner of Gibson Rd.


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