3703/11 Hassall Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

Perched on the 37th floor of the landmark Skyrise complex, this sophisticated two-bedroom apartment presents a rare opportunity to experience the pinnacle of modern city living. Designed for style and comfort, it showcases sweeping views across the local district, Sydney's CBD skyline, Harbour Bridge and North Sydney - a truly breathtaking private retreat above the city.

Positioned in the vibrant heart of Parramatta, you'll be within walking distance to trendy restaurants, renowned cafes, shopping, entertainment, Parramatta Station, Light Rail and the soon-to-be-completed Sydney Metro, parks, schools, CommBank Stadium, the new Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and the world-class Parramatta Square precinct.

Key features include:

• Spacious open plan living & dining filled with natural light, flowing to a covered balcony with spectacular outlooks
• Stunning gas kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel-appliances & dishwasher
• Elegant floorboards throughout
• Stylish, fully-tiled main bathroom with bathtub & separate shower
• Master bedroom with built-in robe, stylish Ensuite & balcony access
• Ducted air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Well equipped European-style internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Secure basement parking, plus two separate storage cages
• Video intercom & lift access for added security
• Premium facilities: building management, fully-equipped gym, games room (pool table & table tennis) & a versatile community room

Whether you're looking for your next home or a smart investment, this sky-high residence offers luxury, convenience, and an unbeatable location in one of Western Sydney's fastest-growing urban centres.

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