709/8 River Road West Parramatta, NSW 2150

Set against a tranquil leafy backdrop with sweeping views over the Parramatta River, this beautifully presented east-north facing corner apartment offers an exceptional blend of comfort, style and convenience. Designed for relaxed contemporary living, this impressive one-bedroom residence is an ideal choice for first-home buyers, savvy investors or downsizers seeking a peaceful riverside lifestyle without sacrificing easy access to the best of Parramatta.

Filled with natural light, the generous interiors flow seamlessly to a spacious entertainer's balcony, where picturesque river and leafy views create a stunning everyday backdrop.

Perfectly positioned just moments from Parramatta CBD, Westfield Parramatta and Western Sydney University, the property also enjoys excellent access to transport, including Parramatta, Harris Park and Camellia train stations, with the Light Rail conveniently at your doorstep.

Key features include:

• East-north facing corner position with abundant natural light
• Bright open-plan living and dining area with sleek tiled flooring
• Spacious entertainer's balcony capturing leafy surrounds and sweeping Parramatta River views
• Modern kitchen featuring Caesarstone benchtops, stainless steel gas appliances and ample storage
• Generous bedroom with built-in wardrobe and access to the balcony
• Stylish fully tiled bathroom with bathtub and separate shower
• Internal laundry and ducted air conditioning
• Video intercom & lift access for enhanced security and convenience
• Secure basement parking with dedicated car space and storage

Enjoy a peaceful riverside lifestyle without compromising on urban convenience.
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