1013C/3 Broughton Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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CONTEMPORARY STYLE WITH SENSATIONAL VIEWS

Certain to make an impression with its elevated outlook, this picture perfect 10th floor apartment presents an outstanding lifestyle/investment opportunity perfectly positioned within a short stroll to vibrant city night life, Western Sydney University, railway station, RiverCat ferry, bus interchange hub, newly proposed Light Rail, Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, new Bankwest Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

• Positioned on Level 10 of Building C in the riverside development 'Promenade'
• Sunny Easterly aspects with extensive outlooks to Sydney CBD skyline & Parramatta River
• Open plan living/dining area opens onto undercover balcony
• Ultra-sleek kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooking
• Stunning main bathroom & Ensuite with large frameless glass shower
• Mirrored built-in robe to both light-filled bedrooms
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Security basement parking with storage cage
• The complex features a large landscaped parkland-like rooftop garden that includes children's playground & BBQ facilities.
• Entrance for open homes on the corner of Baludarri Dr & Gibson Rd
• Newly proposed pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River, to be located at end of Baludarri Dr (construction to commence in 2021), connecting directly to Light Rail stop

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