In a prime corner position, this private security apartment enjoys an elevated north-east aspect overlooking a natural reserve. Practical 135sqm layout filled with natural light and easy to maintain. Set in a modern lowrise block with direct frontage to the park and next door to Coles, it is a short stroll to Westmead Hospital, shops and a selection of school campuses. Westmead and Wentworthville train stations are within a five minute walk and only footsteps to buses for Parramatta.
FEATURES
- Fresh paint & New Carpet
- Three double bedrooms, all with mirrored built-ins
- Master bedroom with ensuite & mirrored built-in robe and private balcony
- Generously proportioned lounge and dining area filled with natural light
- Large, north-facing covered entertainment terrace overlooking nature reserve
- Separate study nook
- Gourmet kitchen with Casearstone benchtops, stainless appliances, gas cooking & dishwasher
- Reverse cycle air conditioning and video security intercom
- Stone benchtops, neat and tidy bathroom facilities plus separate, well-equipped laundry
- Minimal common walls, covered access to 2 car spaces in secure basement
- Well-maintained grounds
- Easy walk to Coles, Westmead Hospital, train stations, future light rail, bus stops to Parramatta, popular schools and Western Sydney University Campus.
- Direct frontage to Milsons Park and close to Central Park Early Learning Centre
- 12 month lease preferred
- Pets considered, on application
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Area profile: Parramatta
The beating pulse of Sydney’s Greater Western Suburbs, Parramatta is a cultural hub that has a whole lot going on; a bustling shopping precinct, popular foodie hangouts, late-night bars, and thriving art spaces. Yet, it’s the outdoor spaces that give this city-like neighbourhood a delightful suburban feel.
This thriving commercial and cultural centre is historically significant and strategically positioned at the tail end of the Parramatta River in Sydney’s western regions. Once a suburban outpost, Parramatta has long been playing an essential role in Sydney’s expansion. And there are no signs of things slowing down.
This thriving commercial and cultural centre is historically significant and strategically positioned at the tail end of the Parramatta River in Sydney’s western regions. Once a suburban outpost, Parramatta has long been playing an essential role in Sydney’s expansion. And there are no signs of things slowing down.
Diverse and community-minded, Parramatta ticks many boxes when it comes to urban living. A favourite with young professionals, Parramatta also has a whole lot of family appeal; a public transport service that’s well-connected, a selection of prestigious private and public schools to choose from, and a lifestyle that has something for everyone (literally). From towering apartments to heritage-listed homes, there is plenty of room to go around.
Parramatta Square is home to a dynamic retail experience with a diversity of retail, food and beverage options including bars, cafés, and dining set to reopen now that the restrictions are lifting. A foodie’s nirvana, Parramatta Square is home to a unique and diverse offering that rivals any established CBD precinct, with new additions to the Sydney food scene from established food personalities worth travelling for. More than dining, Parramatta Square is a fusion of experiences that is open and ready to be discovered. (Source: sitchu.com.au)
