106/6 River Road West, Parramatta, NSW 2150

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RIVERSIDE LIVING WITH DUAL BALCONIES

Located in a unique waterside location right on the banks of the Parramatta River, this two-bedroom apartment offers an exceptional living experience tailored for investors, first-time buyers, or those seeking a downsized lifestyle.

You will love the apartment's stylish interior design along with the natural beauty of the river, enjoy a convenient proximity to Parramatta CBD, Parramatta Westfield, Western Sydney University, Parramatta, Harris Park, and Camellia stations, with a light rail stop currently under construction nearby. It features:

- Expansive living space spanning 114 sqm, accompanied by secure parking of 14 sqm and a 4 sqm storage area
- Sunlit open-plan living and dining area adorned with polished floor tiles
- Seamless flow from living/dining to a generous entertainer's balcony
- Quality crafted interiors reveal superb finishes and fittings
- Modern kitchen with Caesarstone bench top equipped with stainless gas cooktop
- Both bedrooms flooded with natural light and equipped with built-in wardrobes, offering access to the second balcony.
- Master bedroom complete with ensuite
- Fully tiled bathroom featuring a bath tub and shower
- Internal laundry, ducted air conditioning, and intercom system for added convenience
- Secure basement car park housing a dedicated parking space and storage

Experience the epitome of riverside living with this thoughtfully designed apartment, where comfort, style, and convenience converge seamlessly.


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