105/4 Herman Crescent Rouse Hill, NSW 2155

Modern Design Stylish Extra Large One Bedroom Apartment with One Parking

Created by renowned architects WMK and meticulously crafted by Metro Award Property Development Group, this distinctive community effortlessly embodies the refined essence of Sydney living.
Experience the epitome of cosmopolitan living in this expansive development, offering an exclusive opportunity to reside in one of Sydney's newest urban centres.

Impressive Features of the Stylish Units:

• Luxurious and well-appointed new apartments.
• Spacious living areas with an open kitchen design.
• Bosch appliances and a stone bench-top.
• Premium wooden tiles.
• Units on the ground level feature either an open balcony with a green view or a spacious courtyard, perfect for outdoor leisure and barbecues.
• Elegant bathrooms with mirrored cabinets and concealed toilets.
• Generously-sized bedrooms with built-in walk-in robes or sliding mirror doors.
• Ample storage space and spacious study areas.
• Underground parking with additional storage cages.
• Secured access and low maintenance.

Conveniently situated in close proximity to various amenities:

• Only a 3-minute walk (150m) from the Metro Station.
• A 5-minute drive to Rouse Hill Town Centre, Rouse Hill Village Centre, and The Ponds Shopping Centre.
• A 10-minute drive to Marsden Park, where popular establishments like Ikea and Costco are located.
• Exceptional educational resources with 15 schools within a 4km radius, including schools in Rouse Hill, The Ponds, Schofields, Riverstone, and Kellyville.
• Surrounded by the Norwest and Marsden Park Business Parks, as well as the future Box Hill Business Park.
• Numerous nearby reserved parks and sports fields for outdoor recreation.
• Future Hospital and Future Western Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek.

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