Netteswell Tower, Harlow

Jukes Estate agents are delighted to offer for sale this tenth floor flat in Netteswell Tower situated in the lovely Town Park location of Harlow within a short walk of the town centre.
**The property is being sold by conditional sale please call the office for details**

The property is on the 10th floor with no problems getting a mortgage. It is nestled in The Town Park and close to the town centre and comes with allocated parking. Also only a short walk to the Train Station across the park.
The flat is in very good condition and comes with some white goods and fitted blinds.
Living in Harlow, Essex, comes with several positives that appeal to a range of people - from families to commuters and nature lovers. Here are some of the key benefits:
Affordable Property Prices (Compared to London)
Harlow offers relatively affordable housing options compared to London and many areas in the Southeast.
First-time buyers and young families can find better value for money here.
Excellent Transport Links
London Commuting: Fast trains to London Liverpool Street (about 30-40 minutes).
Road Connections: Easy access to the M11, A414, and M25.
Stansted Airport is about 20 minutes away, ideal for travel.
Known as one of the UK's original "New Towns," Harlow has been planned with greenery in mind.
Harlow Town Park is one of the largest urban parks in the country.
The River Stort Navigation and nearby countryside offer walking, cycling, and boating opportunities.
Town centre redevelopment and ongoing regeneration projects are improving amenities and infrastructure.
New housing, business parks, and improved healthcare facilities are part of Harlow's growth.
A range of primary and secondary schools, plus Harlow College, which is well-regarded for vocational courses.
Anglia Ruskin University has a campus nearby focusing on health and social care.
Home to science and tech industries, including the Harlow Science Park and businesses linked to healthcare, IT, and research.
The Public Health England (UKHSA) campus is another major employer and part of Harlow's future economic base.
Harlow is a designated Sculpture Town with over 100 public sculptures, including works by Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.
A vibrant arts scene includes the Harlow Playhouse, galleries, and community events.
A mix of long-standing residents and newcomers creates a diverse and growing population.
Strong community spirit in many neighborhoods, with local events, markets, and sports clubs.



Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Leasehold (96 years)
Ground Rent: £10 per year
Service Charge: £159.73 per month
Includes a concierge on site