505/354-366 Church Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Experience the pinnacle of urban living, convenience, and sophistication in this exquisite one-bedroom apartment complete with a dedicated car space. Boasting a contemporary design and an enviable location, this residence is ideal for those in search of a dynamic and effortless lifestyle.

Nestled in the heart of the Parramatta CBD, this property offers unparalleled access to various transportation modes, including trains, buses, the RiverCat ferry, Light Rail (soon to be completed), and the Sydney Metro (currently under construction). Additionally, it is conveniently positioned near trendy cafes, renowned restaurants, shopping centers, cultural attractions, CommBank Stadium, and the transformative Parramatta Square, one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects and a world-class civic center.

The apartment features:

- Open-plan layout seamlessly integrates living and dining areas, leading to a covered balcony
- Study nook and full-length glass windows in the living and dining area, providing picturesque views
- Wraparound, undercover balcony offers sweeping vistas of the city skyline and surrounding district
- Generously sized bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and balcony access
- Modern kitchen equipped with gas cooking facilities, a dishwasher and a Caesarstone benchtop
- Sleek, modern bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tiles
- European-style internal laundry with a dryer
- Split System Air Conditioner
- Floating floorboards for a contemporary touch
- Secure basement parking for added convenience

Investors, take note! Current rental: $625 per week and leased till March 2025.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to secure this fantastic apartment!

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