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Maximize Your Rental Income with Property Management Services Tailored for Landlords
See How We’ve Transformed Harlow Landlords’ Rental Experience – Watch Now!
Guaranteed Rent. Property Sales. Tenant Management – Covering CM17 to CM20
Looking to sell, let, or manage property in Harlow?
ABC Gone are your local estate and letting agents in Harlow, providing fast sales, full property management, and guaranteed rent — all delivered by a trusted team backed by 1,000+ reviews.
📍 We cover the entire Harlow CM17–CM20 area, including Church Langley, The Stow, and Newhall.
1,000+ verified 5-star reviews from property owners and tenants
Local experts who understand the Harlow market
Fast property sales with no upfront fees
Guaranteed rent paid monthly — even when vacant
Only professional, vetted tenants placed
Whether you’re letting a flat or selling a home in Harlow, we’ve got you covered from start to finish.
Our estate agents in Harlow offer a no-pressure, fully managed sales process.
Here’s what we include:
Free market-accurate valuation (CM17–CM20 covered)
Listings on Rightmove, Zoopla, and OnTheMarket
High-quality photos and floorplans
Viewings, buyer vetting, and offer management
Sales progression from start to completion
No upfront fees — you pay only when sold
Our letting agents in Harlow manage every part of the rental process, so you don’t have to.
We handle:
Property marketing and tenant sourcing
Full referencing and tenancy setup
Rent collection and arrears handling
Maintenance, renewals, and inspections
Compliance with legal standards (EPC, gas, deposit, etc.)
You get clear updates, fast support, and a team that acts like your business partner.
Branch Manager
Letting Manager
Operations Manager
Beth Arslan
Head of Revenue
Looking to sell or let your property in Harlow?
Get a free, no-obligation valuation with our Harlow estate agents at ABC Gone Ltd.
Reach out to Beth Arslan for a friendly and professional assessment.
At ABC Gone, we understand the challenges of being a landlord. That’s why we offer flexible service options to fit your unique needs:
Choose the service that suits your needs and let us handle the rest!
Choose the service that suits your needs and let us handle the rest!
✅ Local knowledge of Harlow’s property market
✅ Award-winning customer service
✅ Real relationships with our landlords and tenants
✅ Full-service support — from valuation to rent collection
ABC Gone offers Guaranteed Rent in Harlow for landlords who want peace of mind and secure income.
You’ll benefit from:
Fixed rent every month — paid on time, no gaps
1–5 year contracts
Full management included
Professional, vetted tenants only
No agent fees, no void periods, no legal stress
This is the ideal solution if you’re scaling your portfolio or want a passive rental income.
Don’t hesitate to contact us
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How much do you know about Harlow? Find out the essential details below, from its property and transport links to its places of interest.
Harlow first emerged as a settlement in Norman times, eventually coalescing as a modest rural community – The Grade II listed St. Mary’s Church and a smattering of old buildings still tip the hat to this legacy, constituting what is know as ‘Old Harlow’. Around this collocation of buildings erupted the ‘new town’, devised in the 1950s, and growing ever since into the substantial commuter town it is today.
It’s a place of many firsts – it’s home to the first ever pedestrianised town centre, the first residential tower block, and the first town with deliberately commissioned sculptures and artworks built into its streets. Sir Frederick Gibberd was the mastermind behind Harlow’s town structure, and one of his great priorities was ‘green space’; the town is divided into segments with large stretches of parkland in between each part, ensuring residents didn’t feel like they were in urban London.
Harlow is ever evolving, and has plenty of amenities to complement its green spaces, not to mention its 30 minute distance from central London. If you’re looking for somewhere greener to settle within range of the city, then Harlow is an excellent choice.
Architecture: Harlow embodies a mix of post-war architectural properties, primarily characterised by its modernist housing and New Town planning principles. Established in the late 1940s as one of the first post-war New Towns, Harlow features several residential areas with terraced houses, bungalows, and semi-detached homes that reflect the trends of the mid-20th century. The town is also home to some distinctive properties, such as the Grade II listed Water Gardens, designed by renowned landscape architect Sir Frederick Gibberd.
Developments: In recent years, significant redevelopment projects have been underway, including the Harlow & Gilston Garden Town initiative, which aims to build new homes, improve infrastructure, and enhance community facilities. This development is set to transform the area, making it more attractive to both new residents and investors.
Sales market: Over the past year, the average property price in Harlow was £344K. Most of the transactions in Harlow involved terraced houses, which sold for an average of £323K. Flats in the area had an average selling price of £210K, while semi-detached properties commanded higher prices, averaging £421K (take a look at the HM Land Registry for the most current data)
Rental market: The rental market in Harlow is robust, with demand for rental properties remaining high. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is around £900 per month, while two-bedroom apartments typically rent for approximately £1,200 per month. This demand is driven by Harlow’s proximity to London, good transport links, and the ongoing developments in the area. The rental prices have seen a steady increase of about 5% annually over the past few years.
Colchester’s position ensures that it’s easy to get around the rest of Essex and commute south to London with ease. Take a look at the many transport options below:
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
Harlow has plenty going on. Find out some of the nearest places of interest to visit.
Harlow has lots of great schools to choose from, here are just a few to mention:
Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools
For an exhaustive list, you can explore this government portal.
Shops: The town hosts multiple large supermarkets for everyday groceries, including a Tesco Superstore, Asda Superstore, ALDI , and Iceland. The Harvey Centre offers a mix of popular high street names and local independent stores. Equally, The Queensgate Centre on Edinburgh Way is another significant retail park, housing shops like Curry’s, Homesense, Hobbycraft, and Next Home, along with multiple food outlets.
Leisure: Leisure and fitness facilities in Harlow include the Harlow Leisurezone, which offers swimming pools, gyms, sports arenas, squash courts, and fitness classes. Essex Outdoors Harlow, located on Burnt Mill Lane, provides several outdoor experiences, including climbing and paddle sports. The Lock Climbing Wall, also on Burnt Mill Lane, is one of the largest indoor climbing centres in the South East.
Green Spaces: Harlow boasts several green outdoor spaces, with Harlow Town Park being one of the largest urban parks in Britain. Covering 164 acres, the park includes multiple gardens, a petting zoo named Pets’ Corner, a bandstand, an adventure playground, an outdoor gym, a paddling pool, and a skate park. The park is a Grade II listed site and hosts various events throughout the year. Another notable green space is the Gibberd Garden, which features landscaped rooms, sculptures, and a moated fort for children.
Entertainment: Entertainment venues in Harlow include The Harlow Playhouse, which offers a range of performances in its 400-seat and 120-seat theatres. The Gibberd Gallery, located in the Water Gardens, showcases contemporary art and hosts exhibitions and workshops. The town also has an exceptional collection of public artworks, with over 100 sculptures by renowned artists such as Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, and Barbara Hepworth.
Main streets: Principal streets in Harlow where most amenities can be found include East Road, Church Langley Way, Fifth Avenue, Southern Way, First Avenue, and Harvey Centre Approach. These streets are home to the major supermarkets, shopping centres, and other essential services, making them convenient for shoppers and those heading out for leisure activities.
How much do you know about Harlow? Find out the essential details below, from its property and transport links to its places of interest.
Harlow first emerged as a settlement in Norman times, eventually coalescing as a modest rural community – The Grade II listed St. Mary’s Church and a smattering of old buildings still tip the hat to this legacy, constituting what is know as ‘Old Harlow’. Around this collocation of buildings erupted the ‘new town’, devised in the 1950s, and growing ever since into the substantial commuter town it is today.
It’s a place of many firsts – it’s home to the first ever pedestrianised town centre, the first residential tower block, and the first town with deliberately commissioned sculptures and artworks built into its streets. Sir Frederick Gibberd was the mastermind behind Harlow’s town structure, and one of his great priorities was ‘green space’; the town is divided into segments with large stretches of parkland in between each part, ensuring residents didn’t feel like they were in urban London.
Harlow is ever evolving, and has plenty of amenities to complement its green spaces, not to mention its 30 minute distance from central London. If you’re looking for somewhere greener to settle within range of the city, then Harlow is an excellent choice.
Architecture: Harlow embodies a mix of post-war architectural properties, primarily characterised by its modernist housing and New Town planning principles. Established in the late 1940s as one of the first post-war New Towns, Harlow features several residential areas with terraced houses, bungalows, and semi-detached homes that reflect the trends of the mid-20th century. The town is also home to some distinctive properties, such as the Grade II listed Water Gardens, designed by renowned landscape architect Sir Frederick Gibberd.
Developments: In recent years, significant redevelopment projects have been underway, including the Harlow & Gilston Garden Town initiative, which aims to build new homes, improve infrastructure, and enhance community facilities. This development is set to transform the area, making it more attractive to both new residents and investors.
Sales market: Over the past year, the average property price in Harlow was £344K. Most of the transactions in Harlow involved terraced houses, which sold for an average of £323K. Flats in the area had an average selling price of £210K, while semi-detached properties commanded higher prices, averaging £421K (take a look at the HM Land Registry for the most current data)
Rental market: The rental market in Harlow is robust, with demand for rental properties remaining high. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is around £900 per month, while two-bedroom apartments typically rent for approximately £1,200 per month. This demand is driven by Harlow’s proximity to London, good transport links, and the ongoing developments in the area. The rental prices have seen a steady increase of about 5% annually over the past few years.
Colchester’s position ensures that it’s easy to get around the rest of Essex and commute south to London with ease. Take a look at the many transport options below:
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
Harlow has plenty going on. Find out some of the nearest places of interest to visit.
Harlow has lots of great schools to choose from, here are just a few to mention:
Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools
For an exhaustive list, you can explore this government portal.
Shops: The town hosts multiple large supermarkets for everyday groceries, including a Tesco Superstore, Asda Superstore, ALDI , and Iceland. The Harvey Centre offers a mix of popular high street names and local independent stores. Equally, The Queensgate Centre on Edinburgh Way is another significant retail park, housing shops like Curry’s, Homesense, Hobbycraft, and Next Home, along with multiple food outlets.
Leisure: Leisure and fitness facilities in Harlow include the Harlow Leisurezone, which offers swimming pools, gyms, sports arenas, squash courts, and fitness classes. Essex Outdoors Harlow, located on Burnt Mill Lane, provides several outdoor experiences, including climbing and paddle sports. The Lock Climbing Wall, also on Burnt Mill Lane, is one of the largest indoor climbing centres in the South East.
Green Spaces: Harlow boasts several green outdoor spaces, with Harlow Town Park being one of the largest urban parks in Britain. Covering 164 acres, the park includes multiple gardens, a petting zoo named Pets’ Corner, a bandstand, an adventure playground, an outdoor gym, a paddling pool, and a skate park. The park is a Grade II listed site and hosts various events throughout the year. Another notable green space is the Gibberd Garden, which features landscaped rooms, sculptures, and a moated fort for children.
Entertainment: Entertainment venues in Harlow include The Harlow Playhouse, which offers a range of performances in its 400-seat and 120-seat theatres. The Gibberd Gallery, located in the Water Gardens, showcases contemporary art and hosts exhibitions and workshops. The town also has an exceptional collection of public artworks, with over 100 sculptures by renowned artists such as Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, and Barbara Hepworth.
Main streets: Principal streets in Harlow where most amenities can be found include East Road, Church Langley Way, Fifth Avenue, Southern Way, First Avenue, and Harvey Centre Approach. These streets are home to the major supermarkets, shopping centres, and other essential services, making them convenient for shoppers and those heading out for leisure activities.
Strong demand — typical rents are £1,100–£1,600. We’ll advise based on your exact property and postcode.
We regularly secure offers within 2–4 weeks. We manage viewings, offers, and legal progression for you.
We pay you a fixed rent each month and take full responsibility for the property. You never chase rent or manage tenants again.
Yes. We manage all types of residential properties across CM17, CM18, CM19, and CM20.
No. Valuations are 100% free and there’s no obligation to move forward.
Need accurate property help and advice? Our estate agents in Harlow will use their local knowledge to help you find or sell property. Equally our letting agents in Harlow can introduce you to a range of property management services, or help you find your next rental home.
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