Terraced house for sale in Sycamore Field, Harlow CM19

Description

** Guide Price £360,000-£375,000**
Jukes Estates are delighted to offer for sale by way of a conditional sale* this stunning 4 bedroom End of Terrace property in this popular part of Harlow
This large 4 double bedroom family home is ideally located for all the important local amenities.
Primary School 0.19 miles (Ofsted rated good)
Secondary School 1.03 miles (Ofsted rated good)
Train (overground with direct route to London Liverpool St) 2.27 miles
Train (underground) 4.34 miles
Hospital 1.59 miles
gp surgery 0.18 miles
Dentist 0.18 miles
Stansted Airport 11.39 miles
This broadband has ultra fast broadband capabilities.
All major mobile network signal strengths are excellent.
Air quality rating is 2 where 1 is the best & 10 the worst.

Properties of this size do not come to market very often. All four bedrooms are good size doubles. This is so rare in this day & age! The family bathroom is also a good size.
We have started with the upstairs simply because of the rarity of having 4 double bedrooms! However, downstairs is also extremely impressive!
Such is the size of this property, it actually boasts a large lounge diner and a large kitchen diner (which we have called a kitchen/breakfast room). This in itself tells you that we really do have a family home of considerable size. There is also a downstairs cloakroom and a large utility area.
The kitchen/breakfast room (over 180 sq ft) is fully fitted and perfectly functional. Kitchens, so often regarded as the most important room in a property, are extremely subjective. Personally, we like this one very much. There is a plethora of cupboard and drawer space. There is a lovely bay window above the ceramic sink & a half that has bespoke blinds. There is all the usual white goods as well as an integral oven & gas hob (professionally vented). It benefits from a lovely wooden floor. The current owners have a 6 seater table & chairs in the breakfast / dining area and there is plenty of room to move around the table such is the size of this area!
The lounge / diner is (it's that word again) large! There is lovely wooden flooring and double doors that lead into the garden. There is also a feature fireplace.
In the hall you will find the downstairs cloakroom which (here we go again) is larger then the average downstairs loo! There is also the Utility area (guess what!) which is a very good size indeed.
The rear garden of this property is the only thing that isn't large! Having said that, it isn't small either. There's a small patio area and the rest of the garden which is laid mainly to lawn is on an elevated level. It's relatively low maintenance.
So in conclusion, we have the 'chunk' of a property, with 4 double bedrooms and super large family dining & recreational areas all for a guide price of £360,000 - £375,000. It represents exceptional value for money in our humble opinion.
Apart form it being a splendid property, Harlow is a cracking place to live. Here's a little but about what living in Harlow is like..

Nestled in the heart of Essex, Harlow is a town that effortlessly blends modern convenience with a rich history and a vibrant community spirit. Boasting a diverse range of amenities, Harlow has become a sought-after destination for residents and visitors alike. In this article, we will explore the town's various offerings, from recreational spaces to cultural attractions, making Harlow a truly unique and inviting place to live or explore.

Parks and Recreational Spaces:

Harlow takes pride in its abundance of parks and green spaces, providing residents with ample opportunities to unwind and connect with nature. The expansive Harlow Town Park stands out as a gem, offering picturesque landscapes, walking trails, and serene lakes. Families often flock to the park for picnics, while fitness enthusiasts can make use of the various sports facilities available.

Cultural Attractions:

For those with a penchant for culture and history, Harlow offers a range of attractions to explore. The Harlow Museum and Walled Gardens provide a fascinating glimpse into the town's past, showcasing artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Harlow's evolution over the years. Additionally, the Gibberd Gallery, named after the town's master planner Sir Frederick Gibberd, hosts a diverse array of contemporary art exhibitions, contributing to Harlow's vibrant cultural scene.

Education and Learning:

Harlow is home to a variety of educational institutions, ranging from primary schools to further education colleges. With a focus on providing quality education, the town ensures that residents have access to a range of academic options. Additionally, the Harlow College and the University of Essex's Harlow Campus contribute to the town's dynamic and intellectually stimulating environment.

Shopping and Dining:

Harlow boasts a thriving retail scene, with its shopping centers and local markets catering to diverse tastes. The Harvey Centre, a popular shopping destination, houses a wide array of shops and boutiques, while the Water Gardens Shopping Centre provides a charming setting for leisurely strolls and impromptu shopping sprees. Culinary enthusiasts will find themselves spoiled for choice with an array of restaurants, cafes, and eateries offering cuisines from around the world.

Transportation and Connectivity:

Harlow's strategic location and excellent transportation links contribute to its appeal. The town is well-connected by both road and rail, with easy access to major motorways and a train station that provides regular services to London and other nearby towns. This connectivity makes Harlow an ideal residence for those who seek a balance between suburban tranquility and urban accessibility.

Community and Events:

Harlow takes pride in its strong sense of community, and various events and festivals throughout the year bring residents together. From local markets and fairs to music festivals and cultural celebrations, there is always something happening in Harlow that fosters a sense of togetherness and camaraderie.

Conclusion:

Harlow, with its array of amenities and welcoming atmosphere, stands as a testament to the ideal blend of modern living and historical charm. Whether you are drawn to its green spaces, cultural offerings, educational opportunities, or vibrant community spirit, Harlow has something to offer everyone. As the town continues to evolve, it remains a haven for those seeking a well-rounded and fulfilling lifestyle in Essex.

* This property is for sale by way of a conditional sale which means that a reservation fee of 1% + VAT is payable upon acceptance of an offer. This needs to be taken into consideration when making an offer. Please call our office for full detail

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold

Hall (5.84m x 0.86m)

Cloakroom (1.78m x 0.97m)

Utility Room (2.87m x 1.65m)

Kitchen/Breakfast Room (5.84m x 2.87m)

Lounge/Diner (5.66m x 3.86m)

Landing (3.43m x 1.52m)

Bedroom 1 (3.73m x 2.95m)

Bedroom 2 (3.28m x 2.95m)

Bedroom 3 (3.99m x 2.57m)

Bedroom 4 (3.89m x 2.57m)

Bathroom (2.46m x 1.55m)