2/6 King Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

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SOLID FULL BRICK IN A SMALL BLOCK OF 5

Perfectly positioned on the 1st floor of a small security block with sunny North and Easterly aspects, this recently refreshed 2-bedroom home unit boasts a spacious floor plan, a practical layout and quality inclusions.

Within a short stroll to railway station, bus interchange hub, Light Rail, Westfield Shoppingtown, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, vibrant city night life, CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features:

• Combined lounge & dining opening onto L-shaped undercover balcony
• Brand new floorboards to living area and carpet in both bedrooms
• Modern spacious kitchen
• Modern bathroom with bathtub & shower
• Built-in robe in both bedrooms
• Lock-up garage with undercover access
• Parramatta High School catchment
• Close to M4 entry for easy travel to suburbs across Sydney
• Low Strata fees: Only $880 per quarter (approx.)

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