8/35-37 O'Connell Street North Parramatta, NSW 2151

Positioned at the rear of a secure and well-maintained complex, this spacious two-bedroom unit offers a practical layout, great natural light and the rare benefit of two balconies providing excellent cross-ventilation throughout the home. Perfectly suited to first-home buyers, investors or those seeking a comfortable low-maintenance lifestyle, the unit combines privacy, functionality and convenience in a highly sought-after North Parramatta location.

Enjoy easy access to nearby parks, local shopping villages and popular walking trails including Lake Parramatta, while being only moments from Westmead Hospital and the Parramatta CBD. Public transport options are close by, including buses and the new Light Rail providing quick access into Parramatta's vibrant city centre.

Property Features:

• Spacious open-plan living and dining area flowing onto a private balcony
• Two balconies providing excellent cross-ventilation, a rare feature in unit living
• Floorboards throughout the living areas and bedrooms
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Two well-proportioned bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes
• Functional kitchen with ample storage
• Well-maintained bathroom with internal laundry
• Quietly positioned at the rear of the complex for added privacy
• Single lock-up garage

Conveniently located within easy reach of public transport, parks, schools, local shops and the growing Parramatta CBD, this property presents a great opportunity to secure a quality unit in a thriving and well-connected location.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Abhi on 0406 536 887 or Bobby on 0425 477 228.

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