1601/45 Macquarie Street

Enjoying a stylish executive lifestyle in Parramatta's most convenient address and showcasing luxurious living at its finest, this striking architecturally designed 1 bedroom plus study stylish apartment resides on the 16th floor of the landmark building 'V by Crown'. This apartment features wall-to-wall windows that star in the main carpeted living/bedroom space, a high-end gas kitchen with illuminated mirrored splashbacks, and an immaculate main bathroom with frameless glass shower boasting floor-to-ceiling tiles and double access from both rooms. Superbly positioned in the heart of Parramatta CBD with all major amenities at the doorstep, including Westfield Shopping town, railway station, famous Church St eateries, Parramatta River & Park, Light Rail & Sydney Metro (under construction), CommBank Stadium and nearby one of the largest urban renewal projects in Australia - Parramatta Square, a World-Class Civic Centre. It features: - Sun-drenched open plan living/dining with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors opening onto enclosed balcony - Designer kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking & stainless steel appliances - Stunning fully-tiled bathroom with recessed vanity & mirrored cabinets - Spacious bedroom with built-in robe & sliding door access to balcony - Separate office/study room with sliding door - European-style internal laundry - Ducted air conditioning, security video intercom & LED downlights throughout - Car space with storage cage - Security building with concierge in foyer & restaurants at the door - Resort facilities with lap pool, sauna, fully equipped gymnasium & games room - Other facilities include library, conference & music rooms, gardens & theatrette "Ray White Parramatta Group - Parramatta | Oatlands | Northmead | Greystanes, its directors, employees and 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."