86/459-463 Church Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

Showcasing contemporary comfort across two generous levels, this immaculately presented two-bedroom apartment offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in the vibrant core of Parramatta. Positioned on Levels 2 and 3 within a secure and well-maintained complex, the home combines space, style and unbeatable convenience-ideal for first home buyers, downsizers or astute investors.

Enjoy the ultimate urban lifestyle just moments from the buzzing Church Street dining precinct, scenic riverbank walking tracks, the RiverCat ferry, major bus interchange, Light Rail and the forthcoming Sydney Metro. You're also within easy reach of Westfield Parramatta, CommBank Stadium and the landmark Parramatta Square-one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects and a world-class civic centre. It features:

• Expansive 122sqm of internal living plus 15sqm secure car space (total 137sqm)
• Open-plan living and dining area flowing to a covered balcony with expansive district views
• Floor-to-ceiling windows and soaring ceilings enhance natural light and cross-ventilation
• Three covered balconies providing multiple outdoor entertaining spaces
• Two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes; master features a private ensuite
• Sleek modern kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking & stainless steel appliances
• Stylish, fully tiled bathrooms with quality fittings
• Elegant timber flooring throughout
• European-style internal laundry
• Secure basement parking with ample visitor spaces

Residents also enjoy access to communal facilities including a children's playground and BBQ area capturing stunning views across Parramatta CBD and towards the Sydney skyline.

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