62/208 Parramatta Road Homebush, NSW 2140

Set on Level 3 at the rear of the sought-after Loft II complex, this contemporary apartment delivers style, comfort, and surprising tranquillity despite its central location. Featuring brand-new flooring in the bedrooms and a thoughtfully designed open-plan layout, it's perfect for first home buyers, investors, or professionals seeking stylish low-maintenance living in a prime location.

Property Highlights:

• Positioned at the rear of the complex, facing a quiet street
• Spacious living and dining flowing onto a covered balcony
• Brand-new flooring in both bedrooms
• Stone-topped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and gas cooking
• Generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, master with ensuite
• Modern bathrooms with quality fittings, internal laundry space
• Optimum temperature control with ducted cooling
• Secure car space, separate storage cage, lift & intercom access

Lifestyle & Location:

• Walk to train, North Strathfield dining precinct & Homebush DFO
• Around the corner from Homebush Public School & local library
• Moments to waterfront parklands & major sporting facilities

Positioned in the acclaimed Loft II complex, this rear-facing apartment presents a blend of stylish interiors and everyday convenience, offering a peaceful haven in the heart of Homebush with effortless access to transport, shopping, dining and parklands.

Outgoings (approx.):

• Strata levies: $1,173 per quarter
• Water rates: $170 per quarter
• Council rates: $339 per quarter

Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this beautiful property your own. Contact agent for price guide and to arrange a viewing today.

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