2102/1 Boys Avenue Blacktown, NSW 2148

We've been overwhelmed by the amount of interest in similar properties. If you are considering selling, please feel free to get in touch with the expert team at Ray White Parramatta Group to discover how we can achieve the best possible price for you in the shortest time. Our proven marketing strategies, extensive buyer database, and strong local market knowledge consistently deliver outstanding results.

We also offer tailored sales campaigns and a hands-on approach to ensure every property receives maximum exposure and interest. With a dedicated team committed to transparent communication and achieving premium outcomes, you can be confident your property is in the best hands.

Executive Style Luxurious Living In Prime Location

Altitude tower is an iconic landmark in Blacktown, delivering first luxury residential apartments in Blacktown, located close to shops, restaurants, public transport, and other amenities. Perched high up at level 21 with skyline views, offering a light-filled living space adorned with quality features and fixtures throughout, situated in a highly convenient location.

Property Features:

• Open plan kitchen & dining with quality Caesarstone benchtops
• Gas cooktop & Delonghi stainless-steel oven
• LED downlights throughout
• Ducted split-system air conditioning
• Double glazing windows throughout
• Spacious bedrooms with mirrored built-in wardrobe, plus Ensuite to the main
• Stylish modern bathroom with quality fixtures & fittings
• Remote controlled security parking plus storage
• Security & intercom systems throughout the complex

For more information, you can contact Bobby Zhu on 0425 477 228 or James Manandhar on 0415 676 403.

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