63 Bourke Street, North Parramatta NSW 2151

IF YOU'RE THINKING OF SELLING, SPEAK TO THE TEAM OF EXPERTS AT RAY WHITE PARRAMATTA GROUP TO FIND OUT HOW WE ACHIEVE THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE IN THE SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE!

Investors note that there are DA-approved plans (ref: 35290) in place to convert this full-brick home into a new thoughtfully designed 5/6 bedroom duplex development, or owner/occupiers move straight into the immaculately presented three-bedroom residence and enjoy active outdoor living in the huge backyard. The home features stunning polished timber floors and high ceilings throughout, plus a quality modern kitchen and main bathroom, and is ideally set in a prime central location just moments to Cumberland Highway and Westmead Hospitals to suit the busy healthcare professional, and just six minutes (approx) to all major amenities in Parramatta CBD. It features:

- Open-plan living/dining area with split-system air conditioning and fireplace
- Quality modern kitchen with gas cooking, stainless steel oven and dishwasher
- Stunning main bathroom with sleek frameless glass shower and floor-to-ceiling tiles
- Three large bedrooms all with ceiling fans; built-in robe to master bedroom
- Well-equipped internal laundry plus separate toilet adds convenience
- Elevated rear deck overlooks the expansive lawn in the huge fenced backyard
- Single carport plus extra off-street parking for a second car on the long driveway
- Opposite to a beautiful council reserve
- Short stroll to Parramatta Lake
- Bus 705 directly to Parramatta CBD
- Close to soon-to-be-constructed Light Rail
- Easy access to James Ruse Drive
- Near to King's School & Tara Anglican's Girls School
- Charles Sturt University Parramatta Campus nearby


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