3 bed terraced house for sale

Brockles Mead, Harlow CM19

Description

** Guide Price £300,000 - £325,000**
Jukes Estates are delighted to offer for sale this three-bedroom townhouse in the popular Staple Tye area of Harlow, which is being sold by our secure sale method.

As you enter this large three-bedroom townhouse, you have a WC on the right of the long passage way, and this then leads down to the kitchen diner, which now has a useful utility area added by taking half of the garage, but if you prefer the garage could be easily re instated.
From the kitchen you have a lovely conservatory which leads out to the courtyard garden which is very pleasant for those warm nights and a glass of wine.
Going onto the first floor you have a good size lounge and bedroom ! Of the three double bedrooms this property has to offer. A couple of stairs up and you have the family bathroom and then on floor number 2 you have the second and third double bedrooms so all in all a very good sized family home.

At the front of the house you have the garage and a driveway for 2 cars with plenty of street parking available.

Living in Staple Tye in Harlow has a number of understated positives, especially if you're looking at it from a practical, day-to-day lifestyle point of view rather than just reputation.

One of the biggest advantages is how self-contained the area is. Staple Tye was designed as one of Harlow's original neighbourhood centres, so a lot of what you need is within walking distance. The local shopping area, Staple Tye Shopping Centre, acts as a real hub and has a surprisingly wide mix of everyday amenities. You've got a supermarket, takeaway chains like Domino's and Subway, places to grab coffee such as Costa, plus essentials like a Post Office, barbers, and discount shops all in one place, which makes daily life convenient without needing to travel far . For a lot of people, especially families or those without a car, that kind of accessibility is a genuine plus.

Another strong point is connectivity. Staple Tye sits within Harlow's wider layout, which was planned with transport in mind, so you benefit from good bus links and easy access to the rest of the town. Road connections are also solid, with routes like the M11 and A414 nearby, making commuting to places like London, Stansted Airport, or Cambridge fairly straightforward . On top of that, the area links into Harlow's extensive cycle network, so getting around locally without a car is actually quite realistic .

There's also a community feel that people often overlook. Staple Tye is described as a friendly, family-oriented neighbourhood with a walkable layout and local green spaces where people walk dogs or spend time outdoors . Because it's not a touristy or transient area, you tend to get more of a settled, residential atmosphere, which can be appealing if you want somewhere quieter and more grounded.

In terms of amenities beyond shopping, you're close to key services. Healthcare is accessible, with facilities like Lister House Medical Centre within a short walk, and there are several schools within about a kilometre, which is a big plus for families . There are also local employment areas nearby, meaning some people can even work close to home.

Another positive is affordability and ongoing improvement. Compared to many parts of the South East, Harlow-and Staple Tye in particular-offers relatively more affordable housing, which is why it appeals to first-time buyers and renters . At the same time, the area is undergoing regeneration, with new housing developments, improved public spaces, and a long-term plan to make the neighbourhood centre more vibrant and attractive . That suggests the area is likely to keep improving over time rather than declining.

Finally, you're not far from larger amenities either. Harlow town centre, with places like the Harvey Centre and bigger leisure options, is only a short trip away, and the town as a whole has plenty of parks and green spaces, which balance out the urban feel.
Overall, the positives of Staple Tye come down to practicality: It's convenient, relatively affordable, well-connected, and has the basics covered locally, with ongoing investment that could make it an even better place to live in the future.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold

Conservatory (3.8m x 2.9m)

Tiled floor and in very good condition

Kitchen/Diner (4.4m x 3.2m)

Space for a dining table
Range, washing machine, and dishwasher all included
Cooker hood
Tiled floor
door leading to the conservatory

Hall (5.8m x 3.6m)

Tiled Floor

WC (2.1m x 1.1m)

WC
wash basin
tiled
Glow worm combi boiler only 3 years old

Garden

Very private
Fully paved
Garden shed
courtyard style

Living Room (4.7m x 4.1m)

Living Room on the first floor
Window to the front aspect
Laminate flooring

Bedroom 1 (4.3m x 3.3m)

First floor
Carpet
fitted blinds
window to the rear aspect
Space for wardrobes
Built-in cupboard

Bathroom (2.3m x 2.1m)

First floor
Bath with a shower attachment
WC

Wash basin
3 built-in cupboards

Bedroom 2 (4.4m x 3.3m)

2nd floor
Laminate flooring
window to the front aspect
fitted blinds

Bedroom 3 (4.3m x 3.2m)

Window to the rear aspect
Carpet

Please Note

Parking for 2 cars on the driveway
Combi boiler 3 years old
Built in the ealy 70s
Garage has been split to make a utility room off the kitchen and the other half of the garage is storage but could easily be put back to a garage