423/88 Church Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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Situated on the 4th floor of the prestigious 'West Village' development, this meticulously designed 1-bedroom apartment with a generous study offers an exceptional opportunity to experience premier urban living in Parramatta's most desirable area.

This residence is ideally located within close proximity to Westfield shopping centre, a variety of trendy restaurants, renowned cafes, local shops, and a vibrant nightlife. It is also conveniently near transportation hubs including the railway station, Light Rail, and the upcoming Sydney Metro. Additionally, it is a short walk to parks, reputable schools, CommBank Stadium, Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and Parramatta Square, one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects and a world-class civic centre.

Key features include:

- Expansive living areas, featuring a sunlit lounge with open-plan living & a covered balcony for entertaining
- Contemporary kitchen equipped with high-end appliances, gas cooking & dishwasher
- Stunning bathroom with frameless shower screen
- Bedroom with balcony access and built-in wardrobe.
- Spacious study/home office that can easily convert into a second bedroom
- Ducted air conditioning for optimal climate control
- Elegant floorboards in the living area
- European-style laundry facilities
- Secure basement parking for peace of mind
- Resort-style amenities, including a virtual golf suite, rooftop entertaining area, communal BBQ space, music room,
landscaped gardens & on-site concierge

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