1301/330 Church Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Perched on the 13th floor of 'Altitude by Meriton', one of Parramatta's tallest and newest riverfront residential towers, this exquisite two-bedroom apartment offers a luxurious lifestyle amidst world-class cafes, restaurants, vibrant nightlife, theatres, cinemas, and sophisticated shopping and dining venues.

Located in the heart of Parramatta, the second-largest metropolitan CBD, this apartment provides easy access to multiple transport options including trains, buses, RiverCat ferry, Light Rail, and the upcoming Sydney Metro. It is also close to CommBank Stadium and Parramatta Square, one of Australia's largest urban renewal projects.

Key features:

- Spacious open-plan lounge and dining area with access to undercover balcony

- Floor-to-ceiling windows maximizing sunlight and offering extensive views

- Contemporary chef's kitchen with gas cooking, stainless-steel appliances, ducted range hood, stone benchtops, dishwasher & breakfast bar

- Daikin ducted air conditioning throughout

- Sleek floorboards throughout the living area

- Stunning fully-tiled main bathroom & Ensuite to main

- Mirrored built-in wardrobe to both bedrooms

- European-style internal laundry

- Security video intercom and lift access

- Secure parking with a storage cage

Resort-style amenities include:

- Outdoor resort-style pool with views over the Parramatta River

- Indoor heated pool, spa, sauna & fully equipped gymnasium

- Childcare centre & on-site shops at street level

- On-site building manager & security intercom

- Designed by award winning Tony Caro architects

Experience luxury living at its finest in this stunning apartment in the heart of Parramatta.

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