9/6-8 Lennox Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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Positioned within the well-maintained "Lennox Court" complex, this beautifully presented apartment offers generous proportions, abundant natural light, and a highly functional layout. Set in a quiet, leafy street, it delivers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience just moments from the heart of Parramatta.

Recently refreshed and designed for easy living, this residence is ideal for tenants seeking space, practicality, and lifestyle appeal.

Property Features:

Two well-proportioned bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes
Spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly to a large balcony
Oversized wraparound balcony with a peaceful, leafy outlook - perfect for relaxing or entertaining
Well-appointed kitchen with ample bench space, storage, and natural light
Neat and tidy bathroom with separate shower and bathtub
Internal laundry for added convenience
Secure lock-up garage
Positioned within a secure and established complex

Location Highlights:

Short distance to Parramatta CBD, Westfield Shopping Centre, restaurants, and cafés
Close to Parramatta Train Station, bus interchange, Light Rail, and future Metro links
Moments to Parramatta Park and local recreational facilities
Within proximity to reputable schools including Parramatta Public School and Arthur Phillip High School
Easy access to the Westmead Hospital precinct

A fantastic opportunity to secure a spacious and well-located apartment in one of Parramatta's most convenient pockets.

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