805/21 Hassall Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

This impressive 1-bedroom apartment is located within a boutique building of only 32 well-appointed apartments. Perfectly positioned on level 8 and in the heart of Parramatta, the building also features a resident-only rooftop entertaining terrace that provides panoramic views of the surrounding CBD, district and Sydney CBD skyline delivering delightful urban retreat in an ultra-convenient location.

It features quality inclusions, bespoke cabinetry, ducted air-conditioning, and comprises spacious living and dining areas that flow seamlessly to expansive outdoor entertaining terraces.

Superbly located, residents can step outside and into the heart of this thriving area. From prized cafes to world-class recreational amenities and international culinary experiences, Parramatta truly offers something for everyone at every turn. All of this and you are only a short walk to a thriving shopping precinct, a multitude of public transport options and some of Sydney's most highly regarded private and public schools.

• Open living area seamlessly flowing onto the undercover balcony
• Functional kitchen with stone benchtops and SMEG appliances
• Immaculate bathroom with polyurethane joinery and stylish tapware
• Floorboard throughout all living areas, and carpet in bedroom
• Air conditioning for year-round climate comfort
• Residents-only rooftop entertaining terrace
• The building has been carefully designed to ensure maximum ventilation with ample natural light
• Security building with secure lift access and video intercom
• Individual private lock-up storage area
• Great rental return for investors or an excellent opportunity for 1st home buyers

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