2 bed terraced house for sale

Rectory Wood, Harlow CM20

Description

**offers over £325,000** Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this fully refurbished 2/3 bedroom end of terrace property in the highly sought after Rectory Wood, Harlow. For sale by way of a conditional sale.*
Properties like this do not come to market that often.
Fully refurbished with brand new fitted kitchen, brand new bathroom, brand new combi boiler and completely new heating system, fully redecorated in every room, new flooring and carpets throughout. Even the front and rear gardens have had new lawns laid along with new paths.
Add to that the massive bonus of the property being 150 metres from Princess Alexandra Hospital, 300 metres from Harlow Town Centre and less than a mile from Harlow Town Railway Station and you have something very special indeed.
Offered chain free, this cracking family home is an ideal property for first time buyers or people downsizing. It is also going to be a magnet for investors. Therefore, we do not expect this superb property to take long to sell so please get your viewing booked in quickly.
We have shown how lovely the property will/could look when furnished by using ai to give you some sort of idea what can be achieved with this property.
You enter the property and find yourself in the hallway that allows access to the lounge / diner, the kitchen and of course the stairs.
The Lounge / Diner is large and comes in at over 18 sq m (almost 200 sq ft). It has a new fitted carpet, a gorgeous working log burner that has been fully vented, and large windows either end overlooking the front & rear gardens.
The kitchen is a galley style kitchen with new cupboards, drawers and work surfaces. It has a lovely tiled floor and a new combi boiler.
Upstairs we have 2 double bedrooms, another room that could be configured into a small single bedroom or a home office, and the family bathroom.
The family bathroom is beautifully tiled, and has a modern bathtub with modern overhead shower. Their is a matching wash basin with integrated furniture and a WC.
Both bedroom are large doubles and both have large windows, one overlooking the rear of the property and the other the front.
The third room, pre refurbishment was a home office. However, if required, it could be a 3rd single bedroom, albeit a small single bedroom.
The stairs and landing along with all three rooms has brand new fitted carpet. From the landing, you can access the loft which is a good size.
The rear garden is over 81 sq m (nearly 900 sq ft) and has had two new lawns laid with a new path going down the middle to the brick built garden shed which is an ideal size for storing lawn mowers & all the usual gardening tools.
There is also a nice size decked area that butts onto the property which is large enough for garden furniture and the usual BBQ. There is also a side gate that leads back to the front of the property. This is ideal for getting gardening and other stuff from the front to back and visa versa without having to go through the actual property. This garden is a blank canvas and for keen gardeners, you could transform this space into something amazing .
The front garden is above average size and again, has a nearly laid lawn and new footpath.
So, we have this absolutely beautiful 'move in do nothing' property that is located in such a fantastic location for all of Harlow's major amenities.
Princess Alexandra Hospital 0.2 miles
Harlow Town Centre 0.3 miles
Harlow Town Station 0.9 miles
Harlow Town Park 0.4 miles
Primary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.2 miles.
Secondary School (Ofsted rated outstanding 0.9 miles).
So as you can see, it is so brilliantly situated for work school, travel & health. No wonder location is the number one consideration when buying a property.
So we know its virtually a brand new house and we know its location is superb for local amenities, but what is living in Harlow like?
Living in Harlow: A Family-Friendly Town with Green Spaces and Growing Opportunities

Situated in the west of Essex, just over 30 miles north of central London, Harlow is a town that blends accessibility, community, and natural beauty. Designed as one of the original post-war New Towns, Harlow has grown into a diverse and evolving place that offers a balanced lifestyle, especially appealing for families.

A Town Built for Families
One of Harlow's key appeals is its family-friendly environment. With a wide variety of schools-including both state and independent options-parents can feel confident about the quality of education on offer. Notable secondary schools such as St Mark's West Essex Catholic School and Burnt Mill Academy are often mentioned positively by residents, while younger children are well-catered for with a broad choice of primary schools across the town.

Harlow also benefits from a strong sense of community, bolstered by local events, active neighbourhood associations, and a network of family support services. The town's layout-with distinct residential neighbourhoods separated by green spaces-lends itself to quieter streets and safer play areas, ideal for raising children.

Outdoor Life and Green Spaces
Nature is at the heart of Harlow's identity. The town is criss-crossed by parks, nature reserves, and pathways that encourage outdoor activity. Harlow Town Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country, is a particular gem. Covering over 160 acres, it features woodlands, gardens, play areas, pets' corner, and even an outdoor gym-making it a hub for family days out.

Families also enjoy the River Stort Navigation, which offers scenic walking and cycling routes, as well as opportunities for canoeing and fishing. Parndon Wood Nature Reserve and the surrounding Epping Forest District offer additional options for weekend walks, wildlife spotting, and nature education.

For sportier families, Harlow Leisurezone provides excellent facilities including a swimming pool, gym, indoor courts, climbing wall, and a dedicated kids' zone. Meanwhile, the nearby Harlow Rugby Club and Harlow Town Football Club provide opportunities for children to get involved in team sports and local competitions.

Amenities and Essentials
Harlow is well-equipped with all the key amenities a modern family might need:

Shopping: The Harvey Centre and Water Gardens are the main shopping hubs, offering a mix of high street brands, supermarkets, and independent stores. Weekly markets also provide local produce and crafts.

Healthcare: Princess Alexandra Hospital serves the town and surrounding areas, supported by a range of gp surgeries, dental clinics, and specialist services.

Transport: Harlow is well-connected, with two railway stations (Harlow Town and Harlow Mill) offering direct services to London Liverpool Street in under 40 minutes. The M11 motorway is close by, giving easy access to Cambridge and London Stansted Airport.

Libraries & Cultural Venues: The town has several public libraries and the Harlow Playhouse, which hosts theatre, dance, and family shows. The Gibberd Gallery and Parndon Mill also showcase local art and design.

Education & Development: In addition to schools, Harlow College offers further education opportunities, and the town is developing a strong reputation in technology and innovation thanks to the Harlow Science Park.

A Town on the Up
While Harlow has faced its share of economic and social challenges, recent regeneration efforts are transforming parts of the town, particularly in housing, transport infrastructure, and business development. These improvements, along with relatively affordable property prices compared to much of the South East, make Harlow an increasingly attractive option for young families looking to put down roots.

Final Thoughts
Living in Harlow means enjoying the convenience of urban amenities, the beauty of extensive green spaces, and a community geared towards families. With its strategic location, evolving infrastructure, and abundance of outdoor activities, it offers a quality of life that appeals to both parents and children alike.
*Conditional sale means that the lucky new owner(s) will have to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT to secure the property and this should be factored in when making an offer. Please call the office for full details.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold

Lounge/Diner (5.92m x 3.07m)

Kitchen (3.05m x 2.41m)

Bedroom 1 (3.78m x 3.02m)

Bedroom 2 (3.58m x 2.77m)

Bedroom 3 (2.51m x 1.83m)

Garden (12.42m x 6.58m)

Outbuildings (3.23m x 1.78m)