1603/140 Church Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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PERFECT LOCATION WITH STUNNING VIEWS TO MATCH

Superbly positioned in the heart of Parramatta CBD with all amenities at your door step, opposite Westfield Shoppingtown with direct access to railway station and bus interchange, this contemporary 1-bedroom apartment is situated on level 16 of 'The Escen', a striking architecturally designed iconic building, offering a spacious 65m2 (approx) of living space plus 15m2 of secure parking.

Within a short stroll to trendy restaurants, famous cafes, local shops, vibrant city night life, parks, reputable schools, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction) and a stone's throw away from one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. This apartment features:

• Sunny North-East aspects
• Open plan lounge & dining with split-system air conditioner
• East-facing balcony overlooking Parramatta City skyline
• Open plan kitchen with stone benchtops & gas cooking
• Stunning fully-tiled bathroom
• Mirrored built-in robe to bedroom
• Internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Ducted air conditioning throughout
• Floating floorboards
• Security basement parking
• Resort-style facilities include swimming pool, gym & entertaining area

Best parking for inspections: Free parking in Westfield carpark (enter via Campbell St to express rooftop ramp to cinemas, near Church St corner), or metered street parking on Church St, or paid Wilson Parking on corner of Fitzwilliam St & Fire Horse Ln.

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