705/330 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150

Positioned on level 7 of Parramatta's newest riverfront residential tower Altitude', with world-class cafes & restaurants, vibrant nightlife of theatres, cinemas, sophisticated shopping and dining venues at your doorstep, this two-bedroom apartment offers a spacious and practical floor plan with superior fixtures and finishes. Situated in the heart of the 2nd largest metropolitan CBD with multiple transport including trains, buses, RiverCat ferry, proposed Light Rail and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

- Spacious open plan lounge & dining
- Undercover balcony with access from living & bedroom
- Gas kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone benchtops, soft closing drawers & dishwasher
- Daikin ducted air conditioning throughout
- Stunning fully-tiled main bathroom and Ensuite to main with free-standing bathtub
- Fully fitted built-in wardrobes
- Additional study nook
- Secure car parking with direct lift access
- Outdoor resort-style pool with views over the Parramatta River
- Indoor heated pool, spa, sauna & fully equipped gymnasium
- Childcare centre & street-level restaurants
- On-site concierge, building manager & security intercom
- Designed by award winning Tony Caro architects

Parking for Open Homes:

- Please note that the 'Riverbank Car Park' next door is now permanently closed by council due to the upcoming construction of the Powerhouse Museum.
- Best parking at council's 'Eat Street Car Park' (entry via Erby Place)
- Also limited metered street parking available in nearby Phillip St, Horwood Pl, or across the river on Market St & Palmer St.


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