715C/3 Broughton Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Positioned on Level 7 of Building C within the sought-after 'Promenade' riverside community, this beautifully appointed two-bedroom apartment offers contemporary living with an East-facing undercover balcony capturing sweeping city views.

Enjoy a premium lifestyle with the Parramatta River foreshore at your doorstep and easy walking distance to Parramatta CBD, Western Sydney University, Light Rail, train station, RiverCat ferry wharf, bus interchange, the upcoming Sydney Metro, Westfield Shoppingtown, vibrant cafes, restaurants, CommBank Stadium, and the renowned Parramatta Square precinct.

It Features:
- Light-filled open plan living & dining area with modern tiled flooring
- East-facing undercover balcony ideal for alfresco entertaining, accessible from the living area & 2nd bedroom
- Sleek designer kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking & dishwasher
- Stylish main bathroom with a large frameless glass shower
- Master bedroom with ensuite, built-in robe & air conditioning
- 2nd bedroom with built-in robe & balcony access
- 2 reverse-cycle air conditioners for year-round comfort
- European-style internal laundry
- Security video intercom & lift access
- Security basement parking plus storage cage

Residents also enjoy beautifully landscaped communal areas, including a spacious garden, children's playground, and BBQ facilities. The complex offers direct access to the pedestrian bridge at the end of Baludarri Drive, providing a convenient link to a Light Rail stop and Woolworths supermarket only a few blocks further down.

Entry to the building is located at the end of Baludarri Drive, directly opposite the corner of Gibson Road.


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