9/6 Sorrell Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

Ideally situated in one of Parramatta's most sought-after riverside locations, this spacious two-bedroom apartment on Level 5 delivers 111m² of contemporary living, plus a secure 15m² car space and a 4m² storage cage (sizes approx). Enjoy stunning views of the Parramatta CBD and the serene river, along with effortless access to the vibrant riverbank precinct, dining destinations and entertainment options.

It Features:

• Generous open plan lounge & dining area capturing sweeping city & river vistas
• Wrap-around undercover balcony with access from both the living area & master bedroom
• Stylish gas kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & stainless-steel appliances
• Fully-tiled main bathroom with separate bathtub & shower
• 2 well-proportioned bedrooms with mirrored built-in
• Master bedroom also boasts a private ensuite
• Elegant timber flooring & floor-to-ceiling windows
• Air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Only 1 common wall, with just 2 apartments per floor & convenient lift access
• Security intercom
• Secure basement car space, plus separate storage cage

Prime Location:
- Riverside Theatre: 200m
- Parramatta River: 100m
- Prince Alfred Square Light Rail Stop: 200m
- Parramatta Wharf: 600m
- Parramatta Station: 750m
- CommBank Stadium: 550m
- Parramatta Park: 750m
- Eat Street: 150m
- Westfield Shoppingtown: 800m
- Powerhouse Museum: 400m (under construction)
(distances approx.)

Combining modern comfort with a peaceful riverside setting, this exceptional residence is an outstanding opportunity for homeowners and investors seeking a premium lifestyle in the heart of Parramatta.

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