Fennells, Harlow

**Guide price £300,000 - £325,000** For sale by way of a conditional sale.* Jukes Estate Agents Harlow are delighted to bring to market this 3 bedroom end of terrace family home in Fennells Harlow.
This large 3 bedroom family home whilst in need of a little cosmetic attention is in good condition throughout. The ground floor consists of a very large lounge (over 26 m2 or 287 sq ft). A Kitchen / Diner & a cloakroom.
The Lounge has a door that leads into the rear garden and double patio doors that also lead into the rear garden. It really is a super size family space!
The kitchen / diner is fully fitted and comes with a 'range' style 4 compartment oven and 7 ring gas hob. There is a large window that overlooks the front garden.
In the hallway there is a cloakroom with a WC & hand basin. There is also a large storage cupboard. The entire ground floor has laminate flooring.
The front garden is a nice size and is laid mainly to lawn & is low maintenance. The rear garden is also extremely low maintenance. It has a decked area and a large garden shed. It isn't particularly overlooked and it backs onto scrubland.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Bedroom 1 is a good size double Bedroom 2 is a decent size double and has a small but extremely handy walk in wardrobe. Bedroom 3 is a small double / decent size single. All bedrooms have large windows Bedroom 1 overlooks the front of the property while Bedrooms 2 & 3 over the rear garden. The Bathroom has a bathtub, WC & wash basin.
Geographically this property is close to important local amenities.
Primary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.41 miles.
Secondary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.64 miles.
Harlow Town Train Station 2.62 miles.
Epping Tube Station 3.67 miles.
Princess Alexander Hospital 1.93 miles.
Harlow Town Centre 1.6 miles.
GP Surgery 0.59 miles.
Dentist 0.59 miles.
Ultrafast broadband is available
All major mobile networks have excellent signal
Air pollution is 2 where 1 is the best & 10 is the worst.
Carbon footprint 112 gCO2/kWh.
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* Conditional sale: A reservation fee of 1% + VAT is payable on acceptance of an offer and should be considered when making an offer. For full details please call the office.


Tenure: Freehold