The Gardiners, Harlow
- PROPERTY TYPE
Semi-Detached
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
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- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Semi-Detached
- Driveway for 4 cars
- Large lounge/diner
- Conservatory
- Close to good schools
- Close to doctors surgery
- Close to Harlow Mill Station
- Close to Junction 7 and 7A of the M11
Description
This lovely family home consists of a large lounge / diner (over 16 m2 or 173 sq ft). It has a nice wooden floor and a large window overlooking the front of the property.
The nice fitted galley style kitchen has lots of cupboard & drawer space. There is a window overlooking the garden and a door that leads into the conservatory. Conservatories are fabulous additions to homes as they allow you to soak up autumn and early winter sunshine without getting cold as well as late winter early spring sunshine. In the summer with the doors and windows open they are a sheer delight!
The rear garden is a good size and there is a small patio area. The garden is laid mainly to lawn and for keen gardeners, this is a blank canvas that could be tuned into something fabulous. There is also a garden shed.
The front of the property has been block paved and there is off street parking for 4 cars.
Upstairs we find 2 double bedrooms plus a good size single. All benefit from good size windows that allow in lots of natural light.
The family bathroom is a good size and consists of a bathtub with overhead shower, washbasin with integrated furniture and of course a WC.
Church Langley is ideally situated for all local amenities:
Good schools (Ofsted rated good) are close as is the local medical centre. There is a major supermarket a 2 min drive away and Harlow Mill Station is a 5 min drive with direct routes to Liverpool St, Stansted Airport & Cambridge. It's a 5 min drive to the M11. The air quality in Church Langley is 2 (where 1 is the best & 10 is the worst).
Church Langley has ultra fast broadband connections and all mobile networks have good strength of signal.
Church Langley is also a cool place to live:
What is living in Church Langley like?
Nestled on the outskirts of Harlow in Essex, Church Langley is a vibrant, family-friendly community that offers a blend of suburban tranquility and modern convenience. This planned residential area, established in the 1990s, has since grown into a well-rounded neighborhood that attracts a diverse population seeking quality living.
Community and Lifestyle
Church Langley boasts a strong sense of community, evident in its well-maintained public spaces and active local organizations. The Church Langley Community Centre serves as a hub for social activities, from fitness classes to family events, fostering a tight-knit atmosphere among residents. Neighbors often know each other by name, and the local Facebook group buzzes with updates, recommendations, and communal support.
Amenities and Services
The neighborhood is designed with convenience in mind. At the heart of Church Langley lies the Church Langley Neighbourhood Centre, home to a variety of essential shops including a Tesco supermarket, a pharmacy, and several takeaways and eateries. For families, the area is particularly appealing due to the excellent educational facilities. Church Langley Primary School is highly regarded, known for its strong academic performance and engaging extracurricular programs.
Healthcare services are also readily accessible, with a local GP surgery and nearby Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow providing comprehensive medical care.
Green Spaces and Recreation
One of the standout features of Church Langley is its abundance of green spaces. The neighborhood is dotted with parks and playgrounds, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The Church Langley Park is a favorite among residents, offering walking trails, sports fields, and picnic areas that cater to both relaxation and recreation. For fitness enthusiasts, there's a well-equipped gym and a variety of fitness classes available at the community center.
Transport and Connectivity
Despite its suburban charm, Church Langley is well-connected to larger urban centers. The M11 motorway is just a short drive away, linking residents to London and Cambridge, making it an ideal location for commuters. Public transport options are also robust, with regular bus services to Harlow Town Centre and its railway station, where trains to London Liverpool Street take just 30 minutes.
Housing and Living Costs
Housing in Church Langley primarily consists of modern, well-maintained homes. The area offers a range of properties, from cozy one-bedroom apartments to spacious family houses. The architecture is characterized by contemporary designs and thoughtful layouts, often featuring private gardens and ample parking spaces. While property prices and rents are higher compared to some neighboring areas, they reflect the quality of life and amenities available in this desirable community.
Challenges and Considerations
Like any community, Church Langley faces certain challenges. Traffic congestion during peak hours can be an issue, particularly around the primary school and the main roads leading out of the neighborhood. Additionally, while the area is generally safe, residents have occasionally expressed concerns about petty crime, which local authorities are continuously working to address through community policing and neighborhood watch programs.
Conclusion
Living in Church Langley offers a balanced lifestyle, blending the peace and space of suburban living with the conveniences of modern amenities and excellent connectivity. Its strong community spirit, coupled with quality services and green spaces, makes it an attractive choice for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Whether you're enjoying a peaceful walk in the park, participating in community events, or commuting to the city, Church Langley provides a welcoming and vibrant environment to call home.
*Conditional sale means that the person lucky enough to have an offer accepted 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 further details.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
Lounge/diner
5.05m x 3.19m
Kitchen
Kitchen
3.19m x 2.54m
Conservatory
2.15m x 1.63m
Bedroom 1
3.19m x 2.54m
Bedroom 2
2.75m x 1.44m
Bedroom 3
1.74m x 1.6m
Brochures
Brochure- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
- Band: D
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Off street
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Private garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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The Gardiners, Harlow
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About Jukes Estate Agents, Harlow
Harlow Enterprise Hub Kao Hockham Building Edinburgh Way, Harlow, CM20 2NQAbout us
A chance meeting some time ago between Lee Venables & Geoff Flewers saw their conversation turn to estate
agents and how bad an experience they had both had when selling their own properties.
Wind forward 18 months and they were both running Town and Country Herts & Essex Estate Agents. They
became more convinced than ever that the dubious, archaic & darn right bad practices of far too many estate
agents were simply not going to stop. These cause major headaches & heartbreaks for vendors & sellers alike.
For example:
51.8% of all UK home sellers fail to sell within 10 months [source: Jefferies International Investment Bank]
40% of all Harlow sales collapse before exchange of contracts [source: Rightmove]
£2,899 is the average amount a home mover will lose though having a transaction collapse [source: Which?
Mortgage Advisors]
35% of all UK homes currently for sale are marked 'price reduced' [source: Zoopla]
35-40% of all sales are successful only after a change of estate agent [source: Rightmove]
Enough was enough for Lee & Geoff and in July 2023 they formed their own company and JUKES ESTATE AGENTS was
born. Their mantra "Changing the way Estate Agents work!" is exactly what they have been doing & will continue to do!
Based in Harlow but with satellite offices in the surrounding areas JUKES ESTATE AGENTS continue to be innovative and are essentially completely different & therefore unique in their approach to handling perhaps the most important thing you will ever do: Buy & Sell a property.
None of the 5 things above apply to JUKES ESTATE AGENTS. They have consistently
'topped' the charts by being the fastest selling local agent.
Their 'fall through' rate is less than 4% (the average is a staggering 40%).
Over 95% of their properties sell for asking price or above. This is achieved by ACCURATE VALUATIONS, SUPERB
MARKETING & AN AFTER SALE SERVICE THAT IS SECOND TO NONE!
NO AGENCY FEESYes you read that correctly!
WE SELL YOUR PROPERTY
FOR THE FULL MARKET VALUE (often even more)
WITH NO AGENCY FEES
NO CATCH
NO GIMMICKS
JUST AN INNOVATIVE & NEW WAY OF SELLING PROPERTY!
JUKES ESTATE AGENTS have been using this innovative method of selling properties for a while now, and around 95% of our properties are sold this way. It works extremely well for both sellers & buyers alike. It qualifies that both are serious and ready to proceed, and it virtually negates the high fall through rates that far too many property sales are experiencing now, which is around 40% (data supplied by
Rightmove), and we can all agree that this is far too high.
There are various reasons that these sales fall through, however, by far the two biggest reasons are:
1) Buyers (and some sellers) change their minds.
2) Estate Agents fail to carry out the correct due diligence.
Doing things this new way cuts that all out!
Once a sale price has been agreed, we collect a reservation fee from the buyer (Usually 1% + VAT). This is non 3 refundable unless:
A) A survey highlights problems and a new price cannot be agreed.
B) If the buyer's mortgage is rejected & they cannot get one elsewhere.
In these two cases the fee would be returned. However, if the buyer simply changes their mind, they do not get their reservation fee back. Likewise, if the vendor pulls out, they have to pay the fee back to the buyer. Therefore, our sales rarely, if ever fall through.
Selling property this way brings peace of mind that both seller and buyer are committed and will not pull out of the purchase. EXAMPLE: A property is on the market for a guide price of £350,000 - £360,000. The buyer offers £355,000 plus the reservation fee. The vendor accepts the offer, and the buyer pays us a reservation fee of £3,550 which becomes our commission. On completion of said sale the vendor will receive the full £355,000. Both buyer & seller now have 'skin in the game' and will suffer financial penalties if either party pulls out. Guess what? They rarely, if ever do!
CONCLUSION: National 'fall through' rates of property sales currently stand at around 32%. Rightmove have just released figures that show in the Harlow area it is OVER 40%! We have been selling property this way for some time and whilst no method of selling is guaranteed, our 'fall through' rate is less than 4%!
Also & just as important is the fact that latest figures also show that over 25% of sales are being subjected to 'Gazundering'.
This is where just before exchange, the buyer drops their offer which leaves the seller in an awful predicament. Again, Conditional sales virtually negates 'Gazundering' as they would lose their reservation fee if the seller refused their lower offer and they pulled out of the sale! Guess what? They don't try offering a lower amount.
IF YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY WITH JUKES
YOU SELL WITH THE CONFIDENCE
THAT YOUR SALE IS EXTREMELY UNLIKELY
TO FALL THROUGH
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