Green Hills, Harlow

Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this very well-presented three-bedroom terraced house in this popular part of Harlow.
** The property is being sold by way of a secured sale. Please call the office for details.*

We have here a very well-kept three-bedroom house close to the Town Centre and close to Harlow Leisurezone.
The lovely family living here have not been here to long but due to circumstances are now having to relocate up north.
The house has a large kitchen, a lounge diner with bi-fold doors leading out to the garden, which is not overlooked, and for you sun worshipers, sun all day as it is south facing.
You have a large built-in cupboard downstairs, but this could easily be made into a toilet, and upstairs, three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Locally, you have good schools, local shops within a couple of minutes' walk, with Harlow Town Centre and Leisurezone closeby.

Living in Harlow comes with a range of positives that make it an appealing place for many. One of the biggest advantages is its excellent transport links. With fast train connections to London Liverpool Street in under 30 minutes, it's ideal for commuters who want access to the capital without paying London prices. The M11 and nearby Stansted Airport also offer strong connectivity for travel both within the UK and abroad.

Another positive is the relatively affordable housing compared to surrounding areas in Essex and Hertfordshire. Whether you're renting or buying, Harlow tends to offer more space for your money, which is attractive to families and first-time buyers alike. The town has also seen a fair amount of regeneration in recent years, with improvements to infrastructure, shopping areas like The Water Gardens, and investment in new housing developments.

Harlow is also known for its green spaces. There are many parks, cycle paths, and nature reserves including the popular Harlow Town Park and nearby River Stort, which provide plenty of outdoor options for exercise and relaxation. It's a good town for families, thanks to a number of well-regarded schools, family-friendly attractions like the Pets' Corner in the park, and community events.

Culturally, Harlow has a rich artistic heritage. It was one of the first post-war new towns and has an impressive public sculpture collection, with works by artists like Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. The Harlow Playhouse offers theatre, music, and comedy, contributing to a surprisingly vibrant local arts scene for a town of its size.

All of this is supported by a strong sense of community and an evolving local economy, with efforts to boost innovation and business through places like the Harlow Enterprise Zone. Overall, Harlow offers a practical, well-connected, and increasingly dynamic place to live, particularly for those seeking to balance city access with the benefits of suburban and semi-rural life.

**Once an offer has been accepted 1% plus VAT will be paid upfront to secure the property within the asking price, this is not a fee**

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold