Gladwin Way, Harlow

**GUIDE PRICE £475,000** For sale by way of a conditional sale*. Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this immaculate 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom property in the highly sought after Gladwin Way, Harlow.
What we love about this large family home is......, gosh, lots and lots to be honest!
Not only is it in superb condition throughout, meaning nothing needs doing whatsoever when first moving in, it has been designed exceptionally well and works wonderfully as a family home. Also, its geographic location is just about as good as it gets in Harlow. Its closeness to the station, the town, the hospital, the park etc. etc. etc. means that if you were to drop a pin anywhere in Harlow that you wanted to live, then Gladwin Way may very well be your choice!
With off street parking (an absolute must these days), just look at its location to amenities below:
Primary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.26 miles.
Secondary School (Ofsted rated ouitstanding) 0.69 miles.
Harlow Town station with diret links to London Liverpool St, Tottenham Hale (tube), Stansted Airport & Cambridge 0.24 miles.
Harlow bus station 0.25 miles.
Princess Alexandra Hospital 0.4 miles.
GP surgery 0.5 miles.
Dentist 0.4 miles.
Then there are these to consider:
Carbon footprint 101 gCO2/kWh (Low)
Air quality 2 (where 1 is the best & 10 is the worst).
Broadband speed (Ultra fast is available)
All major mobile networks have strong signal. Harlow is a 5G town.
The property itself is superb. You enter the property and find yourself in a lovely entrance hall where you have access to the utility room, the downstairs cloakroom, the kitchen / diner & of course the stairs.
The Utility area is larger than an average utility area and is nicely decorated. The downstairs cloakroom consists of a WC & hand basin.
The kitchen diner is extremely large at almost 30 m2 (over 320 sq ft). It has a fully fitted kitchen with an abundance of cupboards and drawers. It has beautifully tiled splashbacks and a lovely tiled floor. There is a large window either end allowing in lots of natural light. The dining area currently houses a 4 seater dining table & chairs but a larger one would easily fit. This 'L' shaped space has double patio doors that open onto the garden.
If there is sometimes a problem with 3 storey properties it is because the reception / living area is on a different level to the kitchen. However, with this cracker of a property you have an additional living room on the ground floor. At over 14.5 m2 (156 sq ft), this living room space has a lovely wooden floor and also has double patio doors that open on the rear garden. With the two sets of double doors in close proximity to each other, on warmer days when entertaining or all the family is home, it is a splendid addition and it ticks yet another box as you walk around the property.
On the first floor landing there are tow doors, one leads to the master bedroom & the other to the main lounge & also the added bonus of a study / home office.
The Lounge at almost 20 m2 (over 212 sq ft) is an above average lounge space. Again, as with the kitchen, it has windows either end and therefore lots of light! It has a lovely mid / dark wooden floor and at the far end, a door leads to the study / home office. Home office space has become one of if the most important feature for many buyers, With so many people now working from home full time, it's a real must these days and this space should satisfy most if not all!
The master bedroom is large and benefits from a smashing en suite.
Onto the top floor where we find the remaining 3 double bedrooms (one of them en suite) and the family bathroom.
Bedroom 2 apart from having a lovely en suite is actually the largest of the 4 bedrooms. At over 11 m2 (over 123 sq ft), it could easily be the master as well. You could argue that this large family home has 2 master bedrooms. It is just up to the owners which one they use & thus call the master bedroom!
Bedrooms 3 & 4 are both doubles. All bedrooms have fitted carpets and all have good size windows allowing in lots of natural light.
The family bathroom is a decent size & has a bathtub with shower attachment, WC & wash basin with integrated furniture.
The rear garden is a nice size and has a lawn and patio area. There are lovely shrubs and flower beds.
The front garden whilst small, has been nicely planted out with shrubs and flowers.
Parking is around the back of the property and is accessed by a secure gate. There is space for 2 cars that park along the side of the rear garden.
In conclusion, this is a super, large, 4 double bedroom, 3 bathroom property. It is going to make the lucky new owners a smashing home. Having a smashing home is great, but where you live is also so important! Therefore..

What is living in Harlow & particular, Gladwin Way Like?
Living in Gladwin Way, Harlow: A Hidden Gem in Essex
Harlow, a town in the heart of Essex, offers the best of both worlds - urban convenience with countryside charm. Nestled within this lively yet peaceful town is Gladwin Way, an appealing neighborhood that reflects Harlow's evolution into a comfortable, community-focused place to live. If you're thinking of relocating to Harlow, here's why Gladwin Way might be your perfect destination.

The Tranquillity of Gladwin Way
Gladwin Way is a quiet residential street, predominantly featuring modern homes, townhouses, and apartment complexes that attract families, professionals, and retirees alike. The neighborhood is known for its cleanliness and well-maintained surroundings, with an inviting suburban feel. Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Gladwin Way is conveniently close to amenities, making daily life both pleasant and practical.

Transportation and Accessibility
One of the highlights of living on Gladwin Way is its accessibility. Harlow Town railway station is just a short drive or walk away, providing excellent transport links to London Liverpool Street in around 30 minutes. For those commuting by car, the M11 motorway is nearby, connecting residents to the wider Essex area, Stansted Airport, and London. Buses frequently run through Harlow, making it easy to get around locally without a car.

Local Amenities
Living in Gladwin Way means being close to Harlow Town Centre, a bustling area packed with shops, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment options. The Harvey Shopping Centre and the nearby Water Gardens retail park offer everything from high-street brands to boutique stores. Whether you're after a quick shopping trip or a day out, you're never far from the action. Supermarkets like Tesco and Aldi are also just a stone's throw away, making weekly grocery runs convenient.

Schools and Family Life
Harlow is a family-friendly town, and Gladwin Way is no exception. It is surrounded by several highly rated schools, both primary and secondary, making it a great choice for families with children. Nearby parks and green spaces offer safe, open areas for outdoor play and weekend activities. Mark Hall Academy and Passmores Academy, both located in Harlow, are well-regarded schools that draw families to the area.

What Harlow is Like to Live In
Harlow has undergone a significant transformation over the years, developing from a post-war new town into a thriving, modern community. Here's a deeper look at what life in Harlow has to offer.

Green Spaces and Nature
Harlow is famous for its abundance of green spaces. With over 30 public parks and nature reserves, residents have endless opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities. Harlow Town Park, one of the largest urban parks in the UK, is perfect for picnics, sports, or a leisurely stroll. The nearby River Stort and its accompanying towpaths provide scenic walking and cycling routes, making Harlow ideal for nature lovers.

Community and Culture
Harlow is known for its strong sense of community. Various events and festivals throughout the year, such as Harlow Carnival and Music in the Park, bring residents together and foster a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Harlow Playhouse, the town's hub for performing arts, offers a vibrant schedule of shows, from family-friendly theatre to stand-up comedy, ensuring there's always something going on.

Harlow also has a rich artistic heritage. The town is home to numerous public sculptures by notable artists like Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, adding a creative flair to the town's landscape.

Affordable Living
One of the main reasons people choose to move to Harlow is its affordability compared to nearby London. House prices and rent are significantly lower than in the capital, making it a more accessible option for families, first-time buyers, and young professionals who want to own a home while remaining within easy reach of London. Despite the town's reasonable costs, it still offers high standards of living with modern housing developments and ongoing regeneration projects.

Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment
Harlow's shopping facilities are more than enough to meet your daily needs. Aside from the Harvey Centre, you'll find a range of independent stores, cafes, and restaurants. Whether you're looking for a cozy pub, an international cuisine restaurant, or a quick coffee break, Harlow's dining scene has something to offer.

For entertainment, Cineworld provides the latest movies, while Harlow Leisurezone offers a state-of-the-art gym, swimming pools, and various sports facilities. There's also the Harlow Museum, which showcases the town's history, offering an educational and cultural experience for residents of all ages.

Why People Should Move to Harlow
Harlow is an excellent place to live for those seeking a balanced lifestyle. Its location is perfect for those who need to be close to London but prefer a quieter, more affordable life. The town offers:

Affordable housing: Harlow's property market is attractive, particularly for first-time buyers or those moving from more expensive areas.
Great transport links: Easy access to London, Cambridge, and other key cities via train and road.
High quality of life: Plenty of green spaces, parks, schools, and family-friendly facilities.
A strong community: Regular events and festivals, along with a welcoming atmosphere, make it a great place to raise a family or settle into a close-knit neighborhood.
Whether you're a professional looking for easy access to London, a family seeking a peaceful community with good schools, or someone who enjoys outdoor activities and green spaces, Harlow, particularly Gladwin Way, has something to offer. The blend of affordability, convenience, and quality of life makes it a highly appealing destination for those looking to move out of the city and into a friendly, vibrant town.
*Conditional sale means that the lucky new owner(s) will have to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT to secure the property. This should be factored in when making an offer. Please call the office for full details.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold