• Five Bedrooms +
• Two Receptions +
• Kitchen Dining Room +
• Semi Detached +
• EPC Rating: E +
• Freehold +
• Private Gardens +
• Walking To Shops +
• Two Bathrooms +
• Council Tax Band: E +

This beautifully extended home has been finished to an exceptional standard, seamlessly blending contemporary design with charming original features, including sash windows and feature fireplaces. Boasting outstanding kerb appeal, the property offers a thoughtfully designed and highly versatile internal layout ideal for modern family living.

An impressive entrance hallway sets the tone, leading to a well-proportioned front reception room featuring an inviting log burner—perfect for cosy evenings. To the rear of the property, the stunning open-plan kitchen and dining room forms the true heart of the home, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. This sociable space flows effortlessly into a comfortable family snug, ideal for relaxing or watching television, with doors opening onto the beautifully landscaped rear garden. A practical ground floor cloakroom and shower room have also been thoughtfully added.

The first floor comprises a generous principal bedroom with fitted and built-in wardrobes, a further well-sized bedroom, and an additional room currently arranged as a nursery. The second floor offers two further spacious double bedrooms, providing flexible accommodation for growing families or guests.

Externally, the property benefits from an attractive rear garden extending to approximately 50ft, featuring a patio area, lawn, decking, established planting, and secure storage sheds—creating an ideal outdoor space for both entertaining and family enjoyment.

Perfectly positioned for the amenities and highly regarded schools of Old Harlow, the property is within walking distance of Harlow Mill Station, providing direct links to London Liverpool Street, Cambridge and Stansted Airport, and offers convenient access to Junction 7A of the M11.

Bury Road is a prominent residential street in Old Harlow, Essex, celebrated for its historic character and strategic location near local amenities and transport links. It features a diverse mix of Victorian and Edwardian properties, including period cottages, terraced houses, and large detached villas. Many homes retain original character features like exposed brickwork, sash windows, and original fireplaces.
Almost the entire road is protected under the Old Harlow Conservation Area, and it is subject to an Article 4 Direction (affecting all houses except number 85) to preserve its architectural integrity. Residents describe the area as having a village-like feel while being part of a well-connected town. The street scene is often described as "charming" and "picturesque," with many properties featuring mature "English cottage" style gardens. It is located within a short walk of Old Harlow High Street, which provides essential services including a GP surgery, dental practices, independent shops like Dorringtons Bakery, and traditional pubs.