2207/1A Morton Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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COSMOPOLITAN LIVING BY THE RIVERBANK

Situated in Level 2 of Building 2 in the modern riverside development 'River Vistas', this luxurious, corner 2-bedroom plus study apartment boasts 86m2 of living space plus parking and storage, and is conveniently positioned within a short stroll to the riverbank leisure walking track, vibrant Parramatta CBD, railway station, RiverCat ferry, bus interchange hub, Light Rail (under construction), Westfield Shoppingtown, reputable schools, Western Sydney University, trendy restaurants, cafes and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

• Combined living/dining area opens to private, undercover balcony
• Ultra-sleek gas kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & soft-closing cabinetry
• Stunning main bathroom with large frameless glass shower
• Both light-filled bedrooms are carpeted
• Master bedroom with balcony access plus Ensuite & built-in robe
• 2nd bedroom with window to balcony & built-in robe
• Open study room adjacent to the lounge & with direct balcony access
• Ducted air conditioning
• European-style internal laundry
• Secure parking plus lock-up storage cage
• The complex features a large landscaped parkland-like central garden that includes children's playground, gym & BBQ facilities
• Proposed future pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River to be located one block away at the end of Baludarri Dr, connecting directly to future Light Rail stop

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