36/26-30 Hassall Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Located in the heart of Parramatta's vibrant CBD, this beautifully maintained three-bedroom apartment offers modern living with stylish interiors and a lush, green outlook. Designed to optimise natural light and ventilation, the home features a smartly configured floor plan that enhances the sense of space and comfort.

With easy access to a variety of amenities, including the riverbank, RiverCat ferry, bus routes, railway station, and the upcoming Sydney Metro & Light Rail, this apartment offers unparalleled convenience. Nearby attractions include diverse dining options, shops, childcare services, Western Sydney University, CommBank Stadium, the new Parramatta Aquatic Centre, and the newly expanded M4 WestConnex. You'll also be close to Parramatta Square, one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects and a world-class civic center. Key features include:

- Bright and spacious open plan living and dining areas, leading to a large North-facing covered balcony with stunning views
- Sleek timber floorboards and LED downlights throughout
- Contemporary kitchen equipped with gas cooktop, stainless-steel appliances & generous storage
- Three generously-sized bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes
- Master bedroom featuring an Ensuite & private access to a 2nd covered, North-facing balcony
- Two spacious fully-tiled bathrooms, both with bathtub
- Reverse-cycle air conditioning in all rooms
- Internal laundry
- Enhanced security with intercom and lift access
- Secure basement parking
- Resort-style facilities include gymnasium, sauna & indoor spa

This apartment is a perfect blend of style, convenience, and comfort in one of Sydney's fastest-growing areas.


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