148/3 Sorrell Street

Parramatta NSW 2150

Features:

Spacious combined living and dining room
Sunroom with floor to ceiling glass overlooking the river & RiverCat terminal
Modern kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasher
Both bedroom with direct access to balcony with unrivalled views from both
Main bathroom with shower & bathtub
Mirrored built-in robes in both bedrooms
Main bedroom with aircon and ensuite
Internal laundry with tub and clothes dryer
Air conditioning, security intercom & gas bayonet
Rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen and toilet
Secure parking space
Secure building including lift with restricted floor access and video surveillance
Onsite building manager
Resort style facilities including indoor heated swimming pool, spa, sauna & gym

12 months lease preferred
Small pets considered, on application

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Suburb Profile: Parramatta

There is a whole lot to brag about in Parramatta's foodie scene. Boasting an impressive selection of global eats and on-trend cafes, where Persian, Lebanese, Japanese, Mediterranean and South-East Asian cuisine sits alongside burger joints and dessert bars. Plus, there is waterfront dining, gastropubs and lounge bars.

Westfield Parramatta is a sprawling shopping centre with every convenience, including big name brands and boutique storefronts. Yet still, it's the museums and performing arts centres that really shine Old Government House, Riverside Theatre, Elizabeth Farm, and Phillip Ruddock Heritage Centre, to name a few.

Parramatta Square

home to a dynamic retail experience with a diversity of retail, food and beverage options including bars, cafs, and dining set to reopen now that the restrictions are lifting. A foodie's nirvana, Parramatta Square is home to a unique and diverse offering that rivals any established CBD precinct, with new additions to the Sydney food scene from established food personalities worth travelling for. More than dining, Parramatta Square is a fusion of experiences that is open and ready to be discovered.

If all this wasn't enough, Parramatta is also a standout for its well-connected transport setup. Buses run regularly in all directions. Trains link commuters to Sydney CBD and the Blue Mountains, and a Light Rail is currently under construction, while a Metro line is in the planning stage. But nothing quite beats the RiverCat ferry, which connects Parramatta to Sydney's Circular Quay via Parramatta River.
There is no denying that Parramatta really does have it all.

(Source: Sitchu.com.au)