Flat for sale in Orchard Croft, Harlow CM20

Description

** guide price £210,000-£220,000** for sale by way of a conditional sale*
Jukes Estates are delighted to offer this very well presented 2 bedroom first floor flat for sale in this sought-after area of Harlow.

The flat is mainly unfurnished now as the family are moving to the midlands and have already purchased their new home so we have added some images to show the property with furniture

The property is in very good condition throughout and situated on the first floor and comprises of a large lounge, a modern fitted kitchen, two very good size double bedrooms, and a family bathroom with a balcony just off the kitchen.
Along with the flat, you have two storage cupboards on the ground floor, plenty of street parking, and an opportunity to rent a garage nearby with plenty available. This is in a sought-after area of town and within walking distance of local shops and doctor's surgery and some good schools, as well as some nice walks nearby this will make the perfect first-time buyer property or has very good rental yields for an investor.
All in all if you are looking for a flat in Harlow this will tick the boxes in every way.

Tanys Dell Primary School 0.23 miles Good rating
St Albans Primary School 0.29m Good rating
Burnt Mill Acadamy 0.34m Outstanding rating
Harlow Town train station 1 mile away
Stansted Airport 8.76m
Epping underground Station 5.74m
pah Hospital 1.22m
Nuffield House doctors surgery 0.26m
Carbon footprint gco2/kwh 80

What does living in Harlow have to offer?
Life in Harlow: A Comprehensive Guide to Living in this Vibrant Town
Harlow, a vibrant town located in the west of Essex, England, offers a unique blend of urban convenience and natural beauty, making it an attractive place for residents of all ages. Established as a new town after World War II, Harlow has grown into a diverse and dynamic community with a rich history and a promising future.

A Brief History
Harlow's roots trace back to the ancient parishes of Great Parndon, Little Parndon, Netteswell, Latton, and Harlow. The development of Harlow New Town was initiated in 1947 as part of the post-war expansion to alleviate housing shortages in London. Designed by the renowned architect Sir Frederick Gibberd, Harlow was envisioned as a town that integrates green spaces, residential areas, and industrial zones seamlessly.

Housing and Neighbourhoods
Harlow offers a variety of housing options, catering to different tastes and budgets. From contemporary apartments in the town center to spacious family homes in the suburbs, there's something for everyone. The neighborhoods are well-planned with plenty of green spaces, parks, and playgrounds, contributing to a high quality of life.

Education and Schools
Harlow boasts a range of educational institutions, from primary schools to colleges. Notable schools include Burnt Mill Academy and Harlow College, both of which have strong reputations for academic excellence. The town's commitment to education ensures that young residents receive quality learning opportunities.

Employment and Economy
The town's economy is diverse, with a mix of industries including healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and technology. Harlow is home to the Harlow Science Park, a hub for innovation and business development, attracting companies from various sectors. The Princess Alexandra Hospital is one of the major employers in the town, providing numerous job opportunities in healthcare.

Shopping and Dining
Harlow offers a plethora of shopping and dining options. The Harvey Centre and The Water Gardens are the main shopping destinations, featuring a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. For dining, residents can enjoy a variety of cuisines from traditional British pubs to international restaurants, reflecting the town's diverse culture.

Recreation and Leisure
The town is renowned for its green spaces and recreational facilities. Harlow Town Park, one of the largest urban parks in the UK, provides residents with beautiful landscapes, a petting zoo, a bandstand, and various sports facilities. The town also has several leisure centers, including the Harlow Leisurezone, which offers swimming, fitness classes, and sports courts.

For culture enthusiasts, the Harlow Playhouse presents a variety of performances ranging from theater productions to live music. The Gibberd Gallery showcases contemporary art, and the town's sculptures, part of the Harlow Sculpture Town collection, add an artistic flair to the urban landscape.

Transport and Connectivity
Harlow is well-connected, making commuting and travel convenient. The town has two main railway stations, Harlow Town and Harlow Mill, offering regular services to London Liverpool Street, Cambridge, and Stansted Airport. The M11 motorway provides easy access to London and the wider motorway network, and local bus services ensure good connectivity within the town and to neighboring areas.

Community and Lifestyle
One of Harlow's greatest strengths is its sense of community. The town hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year, fostering a strong community spirit. The Harlow Carnival, the annual fireworks display, and various farmers' markets are popular among residents.

Community centers and clubs cater to a wide range of interests, from sports and fitness to arts and crafts. Harlow also has a vibrant voluntary sector, with numerous organizations and charities working to support the community.

Conclusion
Living in Harlow offers a balanced lifestyle with the convenience of urban amenities and the tranquility of green spaces. Whether you are a young professional, a family, or a retiree, Harlow has something to offer. Its rich history, diverse economy, excellent educational institutions, and strong community spirit make it a desirable place to call home. As Harlow continues to grow and develop, it remains committed to providing its residents a high quality of life, making it a truly special town in the heart of Essex.
* Conditional sale means that the lucky new owners will have to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT to secure the property. This needs to be factored in when making an offer. Please call the office for further details

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Leasehold (90 years)
Ground Rent: £10 per year
Service Charge: £1,000 per year

Entrance Hall (5.3m x 0.9m)

Built-in storage x2
Radiator
leads to the kitchen on the left and living room to the right

Living Room (5.35m x 2.65m)

Double doors leading out to the private balcony area
Laminate flooring
Window to front aspect

Kitchen (2.75m x 2.65m)

Window to rear aspect
Modern wall and base units
door to balcony
space for all the white goods

Bedroom 1 (1.5m x 2.3m)

Window-to-front aspect
Laminate flooring

Bedroom 2 (3.7m x 2.8m)

Window to rear aspect
Laminate flooring

Bathroom

Privacy windows to the rear aspect

WC