3 bed end terrace house for sale

East Park, Old Harlow CM17

Description

**guide price £375,000 - £390,000** Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this superb 3 bedroom end of terraced house in the highly popular East Park, Old Harlow.
This cracking family home is situated in one of the most sought after streets in Old Harlow. It is in superb condition throughout. Whoever the lucky new owners are going to be will have to do absolutely nothing upon moving in and it will only be a change of colour scheme in the future if the current one doesn't suit.
Located on a typical Harlow pedestrian spur, this property has a large green area outside and therefore is extremely safe if you have little ones as they can play outside in relative safety. The good size front garden is laid to lawn and also house a larger than average garden storage shed.
Inside the property, the ground floor consists of a good size hallway, a large lounge / diner & a fully fitted kitchen. All ground floor areas have a lovely wooden floor.
The hallway is spacious and allows access to the lounge / diner. The kitchen and of course, the stairs.
The lounge / diner is almost 25 sq m (over 266 sq ft) and this means that there is an abundance of space for soft furnishings & furniture. The current owners have a large 6 seater dining table and chairs in situ and there is still plenty of space in the area designated of eating.
They also have an 'L' shaped suite with room to move all around it. There is a feature fireplace with a lovely gas flame effect fire.
There is a large window overlooking the front of the property and large double doors that open into the decent size rear garden that hides a real bonus!
The kitchen is fully fitted and houses all the usual white goods as well as a fully vented 4 ring gas hob.
There is plenty of cupboard and drawer space and the kitchen has its own door leading into the garden.
The rear garden is a good size and is laid mainly to lawn. For keen gardeners, this is a blank canvas and has the possibilities of being turned into something outstanding. There is a garden shed and then the hidden gem. A brick built home office with electrics and Wifi installed. Home offices are a massive bonus for any property in this day and age. There is a glass door and a large window which means plenty of natural light and this home office space looks an absolute delight to work in. It is a superb addition.
Upstairs we have the three bedrooms . Two are doubles and one is a large single. The largest bedroom is a very large double which has allowed the current owners to installed a super king size bed. Bedrooms 1 & 2 have fitted wardrobes. All bedrooms have large windows and are all decorated to a high standard.
The family bathroom is an absolute beauty and needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.
So in conclusion, this property is a fabulous family home that has served the current owners superbly well and they have made many happy memories here. It is now time for them to move to pastures new, and this gives a fantastic chance for another family to move in and start making happy memories of their own.
Having said all of that, and regardless of how nice the property is, there is far more to buying a property then just liking the property. It is important to know how its geographic location stacks up against its position for important major amenities, so let's look at this:

Nursery (Ofsted rated good) .07 miles.
Primary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.2 miles.
Harlow Mill Railway Station 0.7 miles.
Gp surgery 0.4 miles
M11 (Junction 7A) 1.7 miles)
Harlow Town Centre 2.1 miles.
Princess Alexandra Hospital 2.3 miles.
Broadband speed is Ultra Fast
Mobile network signals are good
Air quality is 2 were 1 is the best & 10 is the worse.

So you can see that access is easy for all those important places you will need to get to. However, this is still not enough as, at the end of the day, location is key and it is important to find out what is it like living in East Park, Living in Harlow, and what is on offer in the surrounding towns and villages. Let's find out:

Living in East Park, Harlow - A Family-Friendly Guide
1. Life in East Park, Harlow

East Park is a peaceful, residential part of Harlow located in the Old Harlow area. It's a well-established neighbourhood known for its traditional family homes, friendly atmosphere, and excellent local connections.

The area is ideal for families looking for a balance between town convenience and a quieter setting. Many properties in East Park feature gardens, off-street parking, and are within walking distance of local schools and amenities.

Family Life & Community

East Park enjoys a strong sense of community, making it especially attractive to families with young children. The roads are relatively quiet, and there's a noticeable pride in the upkeep of homes and gardens. Children can safely play outside, and neighbours tend to be friendly and considerate.

Schools & Education

Several good primary and secondary schools are within close proximity to East Park, many of which are accessible on foot. These include well-rated schools with nurturing environments and strong community links, making the school run quick and stress-free.

Local Amenities

East Park benefits from being close to Old Harlow High Street, which has a range of useful shops including a post office, chemist, cafes, convenience stores and small independent businesses. There are local health centres and dental surgeries nearby, making it easy for families to access essential services.

High-speed broadband is also widely available, which is useful for remote work, streaming, and online learning.

Transport Links

Residents in East Park are well-connected. Harlow Mill and Harlow Town train stations offer regular services to London and Cambridge, making it ideal for commuting. By car, the M11 and A414 are easily accessible, linking you to the wider region and Stansted Airport.

2. Living in Harlow - Town Overview

Harlow is a town that has grown from its post-war roots into a modern and evolving community. It is particularly appealing to families thanks to its abundance of green spaces, educational facilities, and leisure opportunities.

Parks & Green Spaces

Harlow is a green town by design, with numerous parks, woodlands and open spaces. The crown jewel is Harlow Town Park - a 164-acre space that includes gardens, a petting zoo, adventure playgrounds, and open meadows. Other outdoor spots such as Parndon Wood Nature Reserve and the Harlow Marshes provide tranquil settings for walks, picnics, and nature watching.

These areas are ideal for family outings, offering space to relax, explore, and play.

Education

The town is served by a broad range of primary and secondary schools, as well as independent options. For further education, Harlow College and University Centre Harlow offer academic and vocational courses.

Many schools have strong links with local community groups, clubs, and sports organisations, helping children to develop both academically and socially.

Shopping & Leisure

Harlow has two main shopping centres - The Harvey Centre and The Water Gardens - which offer a mix of high street retailers, supermarkets, restaurants and entertainment options. For fitness and recreation, Harlow Leisurezone is a key attraction with a gym, swimming pool, and sports courts.

Families can also enjoy theatre productions at Harlow Playhouse, local museum exhibitions, and a unique public sculpture trail that weaves through the town.

Transport & Commuting

Harlow is well placed for both local and long-distance travel. The two mainline railway stations provide quick access to central London, while the road network makes travel by car straightforward. The proximity to Stansted Airport also means international travel is convenient.

Community & Family Life

One of the best aspects of Harlow is its family focus. Community events, holiday clubs, outdoor festivals and local initiatives are frequently organised in public spaces. Whether it's a summer fair, a craft market, or a music performance in the park, there's a strong emphasis on bringing people together.

3. Things to Do in Surrounding Towns & Villages

Beyond Harlow itself, the surrounding towns and villages offer a wealth of experiences for families looking to explore:

Roydon

A picturesque village just west of Harlow, Roydon offers scenic walks along the River Stort and a peaceful, rural feel. It's a great place for a quiet day out or a riverside picnic.

Epping

Famous for its historic high street and access to Epping Forest, this town is perfect for weekend walks, cycling, and spotting wildlife. The forest is a true family favourite with activities throughout the year.

Sawbridgeworth

Just north of Harlow, this charming town has a mix of boutique shops, cafés, and a regular farmers' market. The riverside walks and local parks make it ideal for young families.

Bishop's Stortford

A larger nearby town offering a wider variety of shops, leisure centres, and dining options. It also has a cinema, larger supermarkets and a family-friendly museum.

Matching Green & Moreton

Quaint villages with traditional English pubs, village greens and stunning countryside. They're great destinations for Sunday lunches and family walks.

Lee Valley

The Lee Valley Regional Park stretches across the area and offers everything from wildlife spotting and bike trails to kayaking and camping. There are frequent family events and adventure sports for older kids.

Final Thoughts

East Park and Harlow as a whole present a highly attractive option for families looking for a supportive community, green surroundings, and convenient transport links. With a wealth of educational, recreational and outdoor opportunities, it's a town that offers a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle for parents and children alike.

The combination of town living and rural charm in the surrounding area makes it a fantastic place to settle, grow and explore.

This property is for sale by way of our secured sale method. This means that whoever is the new lucky owner(s), they will have to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT and this needs to be factored in when making an offer. This does not mean that you pay more for the property. Please call our office for full details.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
brick built shed converted into home office

Hall (3.6m x 2.5m)

Engineered wood flooring
Radiator cover
Very bright entrance

Lounge/Diner (6.7m x 3.7m)

Engineered wood flooring
Gas fire and fire place
Window to the front
Patio doors leading out to the garden

Kitchen (4.5m x 2.6m)

Integrated fridge freezer
light blue modern fitted units
Gas hob
Gas cooker
Cooker hood
Engineered wood flooring
Built-in microwave
Door leading out to the garden

Landing (3.0m x 1.2m)

Fitted carpet
Built-in cupboard
Spotlights

Bedroom 1 (4.3m x 3.6m)

Built-in wardrobe
Window to the front
Carpet
Superking bed

Bedroom 2 (4.2m x 3.2m)

Built-in wardrobe
Window to the rear
Fitted carpet

Bedroom 3 (2.8m x 2.2m)

Laminate flooring
Window to the front
Built-in cupboard
Plenty of room for a single bed

Bathroom (2.5m x 2.0m)

Privacy window to the rear
Wash basin with storage beneath
Heated towel rail
Free-standing bath with shower attachment
Spotlights

Garden

Patio area
Lawn
Garden shed
Rear access
Stunning garden office