2503/1 Morton Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Situated on Level 5 of Building 1A in the modern riverside development 'River Vistas', this stunning 2-bedroom apartment showcases a spacious floor plan with quality inclusions, situated within a short stroll to Parramatta CBD through the riverbank leisure walking track and pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River connecting directly to Light Rail Tramway Ave stop.

Conveniently positioned close to vibrant city night life, Western Sydney University, railway station, the upgraded River Cat ferry wharf, bus interchange hub, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), Westfield Shopping town, parks, reputable schools, trendy restaurants, cafes, CommBank Stadium 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 main balcony
- Ultra-sleek kitchen with modern cabinetry, stone benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooking
- Stunning main bathroom with large frameless glass shower
- Both light-filled bedrooms with built-in robe
- Master bedroom with 2nd private balcony & Ensuite
- 2nd bedroom with access to main balcony
- 2 separate study nooks
- Ducted air conditioning
- European-style internal laundry
- Built-in storage off entry foyer
- 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
- Pedestrian bridge over Parramatta River located one block away at the end of Baludarri Dr, connecting directly to Light Rail stop
- The complex features a large landscaped garden that includes children's playground & BBQ facilities “YOUR PLACE TO LIVE LOVE & LAUGH A LOT”
Westfield Parramatta 1.6Klm – Parramatta Station 1.4km – Macarthur Girls High School 450m

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