3/47 Wigram Street Harris Park, NSW 2150

Experience the perfect blend of comfort and functionality in this beautifully presented three-bedroom unit, showcasing sun-drenched interiors, a smart and practical floor plan, and low-maintenance flooring throughout. The generous living area flows seamlessly onto a private balcony, creating a peaceful retreat and the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee.

At the heart of the home is a well-appointed kitchen featuring ample cabinetry, induction cooking, and sleek tiled splashbacks, making daily meal preparation effortless. Complete with a lock-up garage and a large storage space, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families and astute investors alike.

Ideally positioned just moments from the vibrant Harris Park shopping and dining precinct, and within easy walking distance to Parramatta and Harris Park railway stations, Westfield Parramatta, popular cafes and restaurants, local parks, reputable schools, Light Rail, Sydney Metro (under construction), and Parramatta Square - one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects and a world-class civic centre.

This Property Features:

• Approx. 96m² of internal living plus a 28m² lock-up garage and storage room
• Open plan lounge flowing onto an undercover balcony with leafy outlook
• Separate dining area adjoining the kitchen
• Modern kitchen with induction cooktop, ample storage & tiled splashbacks
• Updated bathroom with bathtub, separate shower & new vanity, plus window for natural light & ventilation
• 3 spacious bedrooms, including master with double built-in wardrobe
• Floating floorboards throughout
• Internal laundry room
• Large lock-up garage includes a spacious storage area

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