*GUIDE PRICE £285,000* Jukes Estate Agents Harlow are delighted to bring to market this lovely 3 bedroom terraced family home in The Fortunes, a popular part of Harlow. For sale by way of a conditional sale.
The property is nicely placed in Harlow and therefore it is close to all the important amenities.
Infants School Ofsted rated good 0.1 miles
Primary School Ofsted rated good 0.33 miles
Secondary School Ofsted rated good 0.33 miles
Harlow Town Station 1.55 miles
Harlow Town Centre 1.0 miles
Princess Alexandra Hospital 1.19 miles
Medical Centre 0.3 miles
Local shops 0.3 miles
Air quality is 2 where 1 is the best and 10 is the worst
Carbon footprint is good
Broadband speeds are excellent with ultrafast speeds available
Mobile phone signals are excellent.
As we start to describe this good size family home, we have to start with the fact that whilst in good structural condition (It only had a structural survey 2 years ago), it is in need of a bit of TLC here and there and that reflects in the price as these properties sell for around £350,000 when in A1 condition. Having said all that, is is perfectly ok to move into and complete any work you fell you might want to do bit by bit. To help you imagine what this property could look like, we have added some AI images to help you see what can be achieved.
Tucked away in a quiet pedestrian part of this ever popular road, means that children are safe from traffic if playing or running around outside.
There is a good size porch which is an excellent feature on any property as it helps keep cold air out (keeping heating bills lower), and also keeps wet coats and muddy shoes where they should be!
The Lounge / Diner is an impressive 19.55 sqm and is a blank canvas. In the images here, you will see the first of our AI generated images to give you just one idea of what can be achieved.
There are doors that lead into the small hallway and the kitchen.
The Kitchen also has a small area that could be used for dining. The main kitchen area is in good condition in the main, although some cosmetic work (mainly painting) needs to be done. The floor is tiled as is the wall behind the hob and units. There is a nice size breakfast bar.
The Utility room in accessed from the kitchen and also has another door which is a second front door. This unusual feature is quite common to Harlow. This utility room has enough room for a washer / dryer and storage space.
Upstairs we have 2 large double bedrooms and a 3rd bedroom that once upon a time would been considered a single BUT in 2024 they get called a small double (we will leave it to you to decide). We have put an AI image on here for all three bedrooms. We have also done the same for the family bathroom. Currently there is a bathtub with electric shower & washbasin. There is also a heated towel rail. The Toilet is separate. We think this is a handy feature.
The rear garden is an absolute plus for this property. It is a good size and has two patio areas, one by the house and the other at the bottom of the garden. The remainder of the garden is laid to lawn. The cracking green space can be left just as it is OR could be turned into a gardeners paradise depending on your requirements.
It is also well worth noting that planning permission has been granted for several similar properties in the road for extensions, and whilst there is never a cast iron guarantee that permission would be granted, it's a fairly good bet that it would be! A single or even a two storey extension would make this property huge and yet you would still have a good size garden. You could also erect a summerhouse or home office at the bottom of the garden if required.
So this property is an absolute superb starter home or for someone downsizing.
So what's living in Harlow like?

A Glimpse into Everyday Life: Living in Harlow, Essex

Introduction:

Nestled in the heart of Essex, Harlow is a town that combines the tranquility of the countryside with the vibrancy of urban living. With a rich history, a diverse community, and a unique blend of modern and traditional elements, Harlow offers its residents a distinctive and fulfilling lifestyle. In this article, we'll explore what it's like to call Harlow home.

Historical Heritage:

Harlow's history dates back centuries, and remnants of its past are scattered throughout the town. Old Harlow, with its charming medieval architecture and quaint streets, is a testament to the town's rich heritage. The historic buildings, such as the St. Mary's Church and the original St. John's Hospital, add character to the town and serve as reminders of its roots.

Green Spaces and Parks:

One of the standout features of living in Harlow is its commitment to green spaces and parks. The town boasts over 100 acres of green space, including the expansive Harlow Town Park. This beautifully landscaped park offers residents a peaceful retreat, with its lakes, woodlands, and well-maintained gardens. Families often gather here for picnics, while fitness enthusiasts enjoy the park's walking and cycling trails.

Community Spirit:

Harlow is known for its strong sense of community. The town hosts numerous events and activities throughout the year, fostering a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. The Harlow Playhouse is a cultural hub, showcasing a variety of performances, from theater productions to live music and comedy shows. Residents often come together to celebrate local festivals and community events, creating lasting connections.

Education and Employment Opportunities:

Harlow is home to a range of educational institutions, from primary schools to colleges, providing residents with access to quality education. The town's commitment to learning is further exemplified by institutions such as Harlow College, offering a diverse range of courses for further education. Additionally, Harlow's strategic location on the outskirts of London makes it an attractive place for commuters, with excellent transport links by road and rail.

Diverse Culinary Scene:

Harlow's culinary scene reflects its diverse community. The town offers a mix of international cuisines, from traditional British fare to flavors from around the world. Residents can explore a variety of restaurants, cafes, and pubs, providing a delightful culinary journey without having to venture far from home.

Transportation:

Harlow's proximity to London and its well-developed transportation infrastructure make it an ideal location for both commuters and those seeking easy access to the capital. The town is well-connected by train, with regular services to London Liverpool Street taking around 30 minutes. The M11 motorway and A414 road also contribute to the town's accessibility.

Conclusion:

Living in Harlow, Essex, offers a unique blend of history, community spirit, green spaces, educational opportunities, and diverse cultural experiences. Whether you're drawn to the town's rich heritage, the tranquility of its parks, or the bustling atmosphere of its community events, Harlow provides a welcoming and enriching environment for its residents. It truly is a place where modern living meets a sense of belonging, making it a delightful home for individuals and families alike.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold