162 Malkin Drive, Harlow, CM17 9HL

Description ** offers over £350,000** Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this immaculate 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom terraced family home in Malkin Drive, Church Langley.

For sale by our exclusive Secured Sale Method.* This really is a fantastic 2 bedroom property that we have just brought to market in the very popular Church Langley.

The property has a very good-sized kitchen and lounge a ground-floor WC, and a conservatory has been added, giving a lot of ground-floor space.

The garden is very private and has a fabulous decking area with all-day sun, perfect for those long summer nights and a glass of wine.

Moving upstairs, you have two very good-sized double bedrooms with an En Suite to the master bedroom and also a family bathroom.

Parking is not a problem here with space outside the house, but we also have a garage to the right of the house which is essential these days.

Overall this really is a superb house and ideal for first-time buyers or investors, give us a call as soon as you can to view Location is key in 2026 when buying a property and therefore, the properties geographic location is vital.

This property ticks all the important boxes: Nursery School (Ofsted rated good) 0.4 miles Primary School (Ofsted rated good) 0.4 miles. Secondary School (Ofsted rated good) 1.1 miles.

Nearest bus stop 0.2 miles. Harlow Mill Railway Station (direct routed to London Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport & Cambridge) 2.1 miles. M11 1.3 miles. Stansted Airport 10.2 miles.

Gp Surgery 1.1 miles. Dentist 1.1 miles. Harlow Town Centre 3.1 miles. Princess Alexandra Hospital 3.3 miles.

Living in Church Langley in Harlow is generally seen as appealing because it was designed as a modern, planned neighbourhood rather than an older, pieced-together area, so everything tends to feel more organised, residential and family-oriented from the outset.

It's the kind of place where the streets are quieter, the housing is relatively newer, and there's a noticeable "community estate" feel rather than a busy town-centre atmosphere.

A lot of people are drawn to it because it strikes a balance between being peaceful and still being well connected to bigger places.

One of the biggest advantages is how self-contained it is for day-to-day living.

You've got essentials right on your doorstep, like the Tesco Superstore, which means you don't need to leave the area for groceries, plus nearby healthcare options like Church Langley Medical Practice and a pharmacy.

There's also a real neighbourhood hub feel around places like Church Langley Community Centre, which hosts activities and helps create that sense of a close-knit local community.

This kind of setup makes everyday life convenient, especially for families or people who don't want to rely on travelling far for basics. Another major benefit is how family-friendly the area is.

Schools are built into the neighbourhood, including Church Langley Community Primary School, and there are nurseries and other schools nearby, which makes the school run easy and keeps everything local.

The area was specifically designed with families in mind, so there are lots of safe residential streets, playgrounds and open spaces.

Places like Church Langley Playing Field and other nearby parks give you green space for walking, sports, or just letting kids play, and Harlow more broadly has dozens of maintained playgrounds and outdoor facilities.

Transport is another strong point. Even though Church Langley itself feels quiet and suburban, it's actually well connected.

Nearby train stations such as Harlow Town can get you into London Liverpool Street in roughly half an hour, and road links like the M11 and A414 make commuting by car straightforward.

That combination-calm residential living with relatively fast access to London, Stansted Airport, or Cambridge-is a big reason people choose the area.

In terms of what's nearby, you're not isolated at all.

A short drive or bus ride takes you into Harlow town centre, where you've got larger shopping and entertainment options like The Harvey Centre and retail parks with stores such as Harlow Retail Park Argos and Hobbycraft Harlow.

There are also smaller local centres like Staple Tye Shopping Centre nearby.

Beyond that, you're close to countryside walks like the Stort Valley and other green areas, so you get a mix of urban convenience and access to nature.

Overall, the lifestyle in Church Langley tends to suit people who want a quieter, safer-feeling residential area with everything close by, particularly families or commuters.

It's not the most vibrant or nightlife-heavy place, but that's kind of the point-it's designed to be comfortable, practical and community-focused, while still keeping London and larger town amenities within easy reach.

*Secure Sale Method means that the lucky new owners will be required to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT to secure the property and that should be factored in when making an offer.

This does not mean that you will pay more for the property. Please call our office for full details.

Council Tax Band: C Tenure: Freehold Kitchen (3.2m x 1.9m) A blue kitchen unit with 2 windows overlooking the front of the includes an electric oven and hob, as well as an integrated dish washer and washing machine and wooden shutter blinds.

WC (1.6m x 0.9m) Downstairs toilet + wash basin with heated towel rail and a window overlooking the front of the property.

Hall (3.4m x 1.0m) Long entrance with a wood effect flooring Living Room (4.4m x 4.0m) Doors to conservatory.

Conservatory (2.8m x 2.1m) Tiled floors with place for a table and chair set Bedroom 1 (3.0m x 2.4m) Wooden shutters as well as a spotlights and carpet En-Suite (2.8m x 1.0m) Suited with a shower, toilet and heated towel Bedroom 2 (4.0m x 2.8m) Built in wardrobe and windows overlooking the front of the property Bathroom (1.8m x 1.9m) WC and a bath, fully tiled and spotlights