** 25% shared ownership**
Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this stunning one-bedroom flat, very close to Harlow town centre and train station, offered on shared ownership.
This is a great opportunity to get on the property ladder with a flat that will cost you approximately £750 all in per month to live in a lovely area of Harlow, and in a stunning flat that is offered in exceptional condition.
** Being sold by our secure sale method, please call the office for details**
The flat is very modern with an open feel to the living room and kitchen which is very modern. There is a large double bedroom and a modern bathroom, so this is somewhere that needs no work and is ready to move in. With a Juliet balcony in the lounge with lovely views over the green area of the estate, this makes the perfect first-time buyer property.
Living in the centre of Harlow near the train station and town centre offers a very practical, well-connected lifestyle with a strong sense of everyday convenience. The area is busy and functional rather than picturesque, but it suits people who value accessibility and having everything close at hand. Being near Harlow Town Station makes commuting straightforward, particularly for those who travel regularly to London, Cambridge or other parts of Essex, and the steady flow of commuters gives the area an active, lived in feel throughout the day.
The town centre itself provides a wide range of amenities within easy walking distance. There are large supermarkets, smaller convenience stores, pharmacies and banks, alongside The Harvey Centre shopping mall with high-street retailers, cafés and essential services. For day-to-day living, this means errands can be done quickly without relying heavily on a car. The proximity to doctors' surgeries, dentists and other professional services also adds to the sense that the area is geared toward practical urban living.
Cafés, takeaways and casual restaurants are plentiful, reflecting the mix of people who live and work nearby. While the dining scene is not considered trendy or niche, it is reliable and varied, with options for quick lunches, evening meals and coffee stops. The presence of the Playhouse Theatre and nearby leisure facilities adds some cultural and entertainment value, giving residents options for evenings and weekends without having to travel far.
Despite being very central, there are pockets of greenery within walking distance, including parks and pedestrian pathways that reflect Harlow's New Town design. These offer a welcome break from the concrete and traffic, especially for walks or light exercise. However, the immediate area around the station and main roads can feel noisy and busy during peak hours, which is something residents tend to accept as part of central living.
Overall, living in the centre of Harlow near the station suits people who prioritise connectivity, convenience and straightforward access to services. It may not appeal to those seeking quiet streets or village charm, but for commuters, young professionals, or anyone who values having shops, transport and amenities on their doorstep, it offers a practical and efficient place to live.

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Leasehold (109 years)
Service Charge: £132.43 per month
Shared Ownership: 25% being sold, £390.84 per month rental payments