* Roof Terrace
* Leasehold
* Close to Harlow Town station
* Stunning condition throughout
* Visitor parking
* 121 Year Lease
* £100 pm service charge and Ground Rent
* Rooftop Garden
* Parking space
* Third Floor with lifts
**Description**
** guide price £190, 000 - £200, 000**
Jukes Estates are delighted to offer for sale by way of a conditional sale*
this stunning third - floor apartment in the amazingly commuter friendly and
highly sought after Edinburgh House, Edinburgh Gate, Harlow.
Edinburgh House - Located next to Harlow Town Train Station and bus station,
and also is only a short distance to Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Edinburgh house was converted to approx. 253 apartments in 2017/18. The block
features secure entry video intercom, several internal atriums, elevator
access, visitor parking and a roof top garden.
Close to all major amenities:
Harlow Town Railway Station 0. 19 miles.
Harlow Town Bus Station 0. 8 miles.
Princess Alexandra Hospital 0. 74 miles.
Harlow Town Centre 0. 5 miles.
Local Medical Centre 0. 74 miles.
Local Gym 0. 5 miles.
Harlow Town Park 0. 2 miles.
Ofsted rated good primary school 0. 59 miles.
Ofsted rated outstanding secondary school 0. 55 miles.
A414 with direct links to M11 & A10 0. 3 miles.
Air pollution is 2 where 1 is best & 10 is the worst.
Carbon Footprint 86 gCO2/kWh.
This super 3rd floor 1 bedroom flat is an absolute cracker!
It has timer veneered flooring throughout the property.
It's open plan Lounge / Kitchen / Diner is spacious with a large window with
lovely views over Harlow's impressive Town Park. The kitchen area is of a high
standard and has all the usual appliances, cupboards, drawers and work tops.
The decent size double bedroom has nice downlights and modern wardrobes.
The bathroom has a large walk in shower, WC & wash basin. It is tastefully
decorated in keeping with the rest of the property.
The property comes with undercover allocated car parking.
Apart from being a stunning property with easy access to all amenities, it
comes with so much more.
4 Lifts
Secure main entrance door
Bin Store
Bike Store
Fabulous planters and seating in the central atrium
Amazing communal conservatory with fabulous views
If that wasn't enough, there is a glorious roof garden for those warmer months
with awesome views.
So you can seer that this is so much more than just a one bedroom flat.
Apart from being a superb property, Harlow is a superb place to live.
Exploring the Allure of Harlow: A Haven of Amenities and Charm
Introduction:
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.
* Conditional sale means that a reservation fee of £2, 000 + VAT is payable upon an offer being accepted by the current owner. This should be factored in when considering making an offer. Please contact our office for full details of how this works.
Tenure: Leasehold (121 years)
Ground Rent: £300 per year
Service Charge: £900 per year
**Lounge/Kitchen/Diner (6. 45m x 2. 92m)**
Fridge Freezer, breakfast bar, dishwasher, washing machine, fitted blinds,
window to the back of the building, modern white units, laminate flooring
**Bedroom 1 (3. 30m x 2. 71m)**
Laminate flooring, built - in wardrobe, large window to the back
**Bathroom (1. 95m x 1. 57m)**
Wash basin, toilet, heated towel rail, mirror with light, shelves, double
shower.
**Entrance Hall (3. 12m x 1. 05m)**
Laminate flooring, built - in storage

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