2/6 King Street, PARRAMATTA

PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST USING THE BOOK INSPECTION LINK TO ENSURE YOU DO NOT MISS OUT ON THE UPDATES FOR THIS PROPERTY. THOSE NOT REGISTERED MAY MISS OUT ON A VIEWING OPPORTUNITY THANK YOU Positioned on the first floor of a secure and well-maintained complex of just five residences, this recently refreshed two-bedroom apartment offers a generous floorplan, abundant natural light, and a highly convenient lifestyle in the heart of Parramatta. Enjoy bright North and Easterly aspects, quality updates throughout, and a practical layout designed for comfortable, low-maintenance living. Ideally located within walking distance to key transport links, shopping, dining, and entertainment precincts, this home is perfectly suited for tenants seeking both space and convenience. Property Features: Spacious combined lounge and dining area flowing onto an L-shaped undercover balcony Brand new floorboards to the living area and new carpet in both bedrooms Modern, well-appointed kitchen with ample storage Contemporary bathroom with separate bathtub and shower Two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes Lock-up garage with undercover access Positioned within the Parramatta High School catchment Location Highlights: Short stroll to Parramatta Station, bus interchange and Light Rail Moments to Westfield Parramatta, cafes, restaurants and nightlife Close proximity to CommBank Stadium and local parks Near Parramatta Square, one of Australia's largest urban renewal precincts Easy access to the M4 Motorway for travel across Sydney Offering space, comfort and an unbeatable location, this is an excellent opportunity to secure a quality apartment in a tightly held complex. "Ray White Parramatta Group - Parramatta | Oatlands | Northmead | Greystanes, its directors, employees & related entities believe that the information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, no representation or warranties of any nature whatsoever are given, intended or implied. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries."