1302A/8 Cowper Street Parramatta NSW 2150
1302A/8 Cowper Street Parramatta NSW 2150
Spacious 168mΒ² apartment |13th floor panoramic views |Resort amenities + prime CBD position |Est. $650k-710k value. This two-bedroom apartment on a 168mΒ² strata lot suits professionals or couples prioritising generous indoor-outdoor living and urban connectivity in a high-rise setting. Its expansive layout, blending 75mΒ² of light-filled interiors with a 66mΒ² terrace and additional balcony, delivers rare breathing space for an apartment, ideal for seamless entertaining or relaxed daily use. Positioned as a corner unit on the 13th floor of The Gallery by Crown, it stands out on its street amid similar strata towers, capturing elevated north-west light and sweeping vistas that enhance everyday appeal. Buyers drawn to such properties are typically young professionals or downsizers who value resort-style facilities like pool, gym, and concierge alongside walkable access to Parramatta’s transport and precincts. In the local market, comparable two-bedroom units in this complex have held steady, with estimates placing this at $650,000 to $710,000 amid stable demand for oversized, renovated spaces. The 2009 build, recent updates including new floorboards and paint, and secure parking further support its positioning above entry-level apartments. Long-term, its substantial balcony and views offer enduring lifestyle utility, likely underpinning holding value as Parramatta’s core densifies. Flood overlay noted but no heritage constraints, aligning it well for investor yield around $800 weekly.
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Market Insight:
ParramattaΒs demand is fuelled by its official second-CBD status, major transport and precinct builds and the steady intake of workers, students, health professionals and downsizers chasing CBD-type connectivity at a lower entry point.)
Long-term opportunity remains in the massive employment and housing pipeline but the near-term risk is that the surge of planned supply could drag on rental growth and cap upside if absorption slows.)
Prices over the last six months have been broadly flatΒhouse medians near $1.5 million ticked up marginally while units sit around $620k with little movementΒso buyers are investing for ongoing urbanisation rather than sprint gains.)