103C/3 Broughton Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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Perfectly positioned on Level 1 in Building C within the newest riverside development 'Promenade', this immaculately presented and luxuriously appointed 2-bedroom apartment showcases a spacious floor plan with quality inclusions and sunny Easterly aspects, situated within a short stroll to Parramatta CBD through the riverbank leisure walking track and soon-to-be-completed pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River connecting directly to future Light Rail stop.

Conveniently positioned within walking distance to vibrant city night life, Western Sydney University, railway station, newly upgraded RiverCat ferry wharf, bus interchange hub, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

• Sun-drenched combined living/dining opening onto undercover entertainer's balcony
• Ultra-sleek kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooking
• Both stunning bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling mosaic tiles
• Ensuite to master & built-in robes to both bedrooms
• Separate study nook area, perfect for working from home
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Separate internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Video intercom entry & lift access
• Security basement parking
• The complex features a large landscaped garden that includes children's playground & BBQ facilities

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