Guide price
£300,000
2 bed maisonette for saleAlexandra Road, Harlow CM17
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available immediately
Leasehold
About this property
2 Good sized bedrooms
Close to local shops
Good links to the M11
Good links to the M11 and A14
Good local schools
Large open plan Lounge/Kitchen/Diner
Large Private Rear Garden
Modern bathroom and kitchen
Sought after location
977 Year lease
David LLoyd leisure club opening soon
Description
Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this stunning two-bedroom maisonette in the highly sought-after area of Newhall in Harlow.
This is a really nice maisonette. As you enter the front door, you have a bright hallway with two double bedrooms, both with doors out to the garden and a modern family bathroom. The lounge is open plan with a modern kitchen and plenty of space to fit in your dining table and patio doors leading out to the garden.
Wow, what a stunning garden this is, with a large lawn area, patio area, a garden shed and a really good size for Newhall. I have seen 4-bedroom houses in this area with smaller gardens, and it has been well kept by the current owner.
At the front of the property, you have an allocated parking space, and plenty of visitor parking is also available.
The property is located within a short walk of local shops and Newhall School, with Church Langley Tesco and doctors' Surgery a 10-minute walk away.
The closest station is Harlow Mill with regular trains into London Liverpool Street and Stansted Airport, and the station is only a 5-minute drive away.
Living in Newhall, Harlow offers more than just a place to lay your head-it brings a lifestyle shaped by careful planning, plenty of green space, and a real sense of community. Here's what makes it attractive:
From the outset, the developers had a strong vision. Newhall isn't just another housing estate; it takes inspiration from Sir Frederick Gibberd's ideals when he designed post-war Harlow. Gibberd believed in neighbourhoods that are self-sufficient, well-connected, intertwined with nature, and where community matters. Newhall carries that forward.
One of the first things you'd notice are the open spaces. Nearly forty percent of the land in Newhall is kept as unspoilt open space - woods, lakes, parkland. The idea isn't to pack in houses, but to make sure that nature is right outside your door. Walking trails, green corridors, woodland patches, streams: These aren't afterthoughts, they are central to the design of the area.
Homes themselves are modern, built to good standards, with design codes to ensure what's built is attractive, sustainable, and pleasant. There's a mix of housing types, so it doesn't feel monotone. Thought has gone into the architecture, to giving people daylight, and making green and play spaces easy to access.
For families, Newhall makes life easier. There are good schools nearby - Newhall Primary Academy and Nursery, Mark Hall Academy, plus nurseries. Local children don't have to travel far for early years and primary level education.
Transport links are decent. Even though Newhall has a quiet, suburban feel, you're not isolated. There are good road connections, frequent train services from Harlow to London, motorways within reach, meaning commuting is feasible. So you get rural peace without sacrificing access to employment centres or city amenities.
On top of that, there's a strong community ethos. The planning has built in communal areas, facilities, places for people to meet, events, and a Residents Association that helps shape how the neighbourhood develops. You're moving into somewhere that is meant to foster neighbourliness, not just a collection of houses.
One more big plus: Being relatively new, many of the modern design and infrastructure standards are built in from the start - better energy efficiency, more thoughtful layouts, better materials. That means lower maintenance, better living conditions, and often lower overheads (heating, insulation etc.) compared to older housing.
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Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Leasehold (977 years)
Ground Rent: £250 per year
Service Charge: £2,000 per year
Lounge/Kitchen/Diner (3.8m x 5.8m)
Laminate floor, spotlights, Integrated fridge freezer, gas hob, electric oven, washing machine & dishwasher, Open plan, Patio door to garden with fitted blinds
Hall (1.0m x 3.9m)
Laminate flooring
Bathroom (2.0m x 2.2m)
Tiled floor, heated towel rail
Bath with a shower
Wash basin with storage & mirrored cabinet
Spotlights
Master Bedroom (3.1m x 4.5m)
Built-in wardrobes
Door to the garden
Carpet, blinds
Bedroom 2 (2.5m x 4.5m)
Door to the garden
Built-in wardrobes, blinds
Garden
Patio doors
Indian sandstone patio area
Wooden shed
South-facing, grass area
Please Note
1 allocated parking space
Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this stunning two-bedroom maisonette in the highly sought-after area of Newhall in Harlow.
This is a really nice maisonette. As you enter the front door, you have a bright hallway with two double bedrooms, both with doors out to the garden and a modern family bathroom. The lounge is open plan with a modern kitchen and plenty of space to fit in your dining table and patio doors leading out to the garden.
Wow, what a stunning garden this is, with a large lawn area, patio area, a garden shed and a really good size for Newhall. I have seen 4-bedroom houses in this area with smaller gardens, and it has been well kept by the current owner.
At the front of the property, you have an allocated parking space, and plenty of visitor parking is also available.
The property is located within a short walk of local shops and Newhall School, with Church Langley Tesco and doctors' Surgery a 10-minute walk away.
The closest station is Harlow Mill with regular trains into London Liverpool Street and Stansted Airport, and the station is only a 5-minute drive away.
Living in Newhall, Harlow offers more than just a place to lay your head-it brings a lifestyle shaped by careful planning, plenty of green space, and a real sense of community. Here's what makes it attractive:
From the outset, the developers had a strong vision. Newhall isn't just another housing estate; it takes inspiration from Sir Frederick Gibberd's ideals when he designed post-war Harlow. Gibberd believed in neighbourhoods that are self-sufficient, well-connected, intertwined with nature, and where community matters. Newhall carries that forward.
One of the first things you'd notice are the open spaces. Nearly forty percent of the land in Newhall is kept as unspoilt open space - woods, lakes, parkland. The idea isn't to pack in houses, but to make sure that nature is right outside your door. Walking trails, green corridors, woodland patches, streams: These aren't afterthoughts, they are central to the design of the area.
Homes themselves are modern, built to good standards, with design codes to ensure what's built is attractive, sustainable, and pleasant. There's a mix of housing types, so it doesn't feel monotone. Thought has gone into the architecture, to giving people daylight, and making green and play spaces easy to access.
For families, Newhall makes life easier. There are good schools nearby - Newhall Primary Academy and Nursery, Mark Hall Academy, plus nurseries. Local children don't have to travel far for early years and primary level education.
Transport links are decent. Even though Newhall has a quiet, suburban feel, you're not isolated. There are good road connections, frequent train services from Harlow to London, motorways within reach, meaning commuting is feasible. So you get rural peace without sacrificing access to employment centres or city amenities.
On top of that, there's a strong community ethos. The planning has built in communal areas, facilities, places for people to meet, events, and a Residents Association that helps shape how the neighbourhood develops. You're moving into somewhere that is meant to foster neighbourliness, not just a collection of houses.
One more big plus: Being relatively new, many of the modern design and infrastructure standards are built in from the start - better energy efficiency, more thoughtful layouts, better materials. That means lower maintenance, better living conditions, and often lower overheads (heating, insulation etc.) compared to older housing.
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Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Leasehold (977 years)
Ground Rent: £250 per year
Service Charge: £2,000 per year
Lounge/Kitchen/Diner (3.8m x 5.8m)
Laminate floor, spotlights, Integrated fridge freezer, gas hob, electric oven, washing machine & dishwasher, Open plan, Patio door to garden with fitted blinds
Hall (1.0m x 3.9m)
Laminate flooring
Bathroom (2.0m x 2.2m)
Tiled floor, heated towel rail
Bath with a shower
Wash basin with storage & mirrored cabinet
Spotlights
Master Bedroom (3.1m x 4.5m)
Built-in wardrobes
Door to the garden
Carpet, blinds
Bedroom 2 (2.5m x 4.5m)
Door to the garden
Built-in wardrobes, blinds
Garden
Patio doors
Indian sandstone patio area
Wooden shed
South-facing, grass area
Please Note
1 allocated parking space
More information
Tenure
Leasehold (977 years)
Service charge
£2,000 per year
Council tax band
C
Ground rent
£250
Ground rent date of next review