10/53 Fennell Street North Parramatta, NSW 2151

If you're thinking of selling, speak to the team of experts at Ray White Parramatta Group to find out how we achieve the best possible price in the shortest possible time!

Positioned in a well maintained, secure block, is this oversized, full brick apartment. Enjoying a private and privileged top floor position, this well built home is the perfect opportunity for first home buyers looking for a genuine alternative to a house / villa and savvy investors looking to secure a no nonsense property primed for capital growth. Beautifully presented throughout, this rare find includes:

• 2 oversized bedrooms - both with BIR's + large WIR / Storage in main
• Near new, renovated kitchen with stone breakfast bar
• Light & bright living areas - with AC
• Full bathroom + internal laundry - great for young families
• Generous, full length balcony - with prized Easterly aspect
• MASSIVE lock up garage - would fit three cars or allow for a studio / gym / workspace
• SIZE | MASSIVE 126SQM TOTAL (83SQM internal)
• LOW STRATA | $815 per quarter.
• Boutique block of only 11.
• Rented on a flexile lease at $430 per week

Walk to the Entrada shopping village or into Church Street and its busy social scene or with bus transport on your doorstep you can get around town with ease. Also, with the Parramatta Light-Rail station only up the street, it ensures a connected lifestyle as well as future growth, all the hallmarks of a great investment.

With strict instructions to Sell - you do not want to miss this rare opportunity to begin 2021 with a life changing purchase, call Broderick and his team on 0416 194 157 for further information or to book an inspection.

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