7/22-24 Thomas Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

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 possible time!

IT HAS IT ALL

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Peacefully positioned on the top floor of a well-maintained security block, within a sought-after and tightly held riverbank locale, this renovated 2-bedroom home unit offers an expansive floor plan with a practical layout, solid full-brick construction with quality inclusions, and a private setting with a convenient lifestyle location.

Situated within a short stroll to Parramatta River, newly upgraded RiverCat ferry wharf (Parramatta Quay), railway station, bus interchange hub, Westfield Shoppingtown, Macarthur Girls High School, Western Sydney University, Light Rail (under testing), Sydney Metro (under construction), CommBank Stadium, Church St vibrant eateries, famous cafes and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Heart. It features:

- Approx 89m2 of spacious living space plus a 34m2 lock-up garage for 2 cars
- Separate dining room & lounge with air conditioner
- Stunning kitchen with gas cooking, stone benchtops, tiled splashbacks & dishwasher
- Modern bathroom with shower, bathtub & window for ventilation
- West-facing undercover main balcony
- Main bedroom with North-facing 2nd balcony & built-in robe
- Ceiling fans to both bedrooms & lounge
- Internal laundry with 2nd toilet
- Freshly painted & quality floorboards throughout
- Tandem lock-up garage with undercover access


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