2/20-22 Glebe Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

Discover the epitome of modern living in this exquisite 3-bedroom apartment, ideally situated on the first floor of a well maintained, secure small block. Boasting sunny Northerly and Southerly aspects with cross ventilation, this residence features a spacious floorplan adorned with quality inclusions and two expansive terrace balconies, perfect for family gatherings and entertaining.

This exceptional property offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a vibrant lifestyle, surrounded by an array of amenities and attractions in one of Sydney's most coveted locations.

Conveniently positioned opposite Ollie Webb Reserve and just a short stroll to the cosmopolitan Parramatta CBD, railway station, bus interchange hub, Light Rail, and the Sydney Metro (under construction). Enjoy proximity to Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant city nightlife, T-Way bus stop, sports grounds, CommBank Stadium, Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre.

Key Features:

• Spacious separate lounge and dining area, both with access to a large entertainer's terrace
• Stunning kitchen equipped with gas cooking, dishwasher & granite benchtops
• Fully-tiled main bathroom with bathtub
• Master bedroom features an Ensuite & walk-in robe
• Mirrored built-in wardrobe in the 2nd bedroom
• Freshly painted throughout & brand new floating floorboards to bedrooms
• Reverse-cycle air conditioner
• European-style internal laundry
• Secure basement parking with undercover access
• Indulge in a sophisticated urban lifestyle at the heart of Parramatta!

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