Netteswell

Settlement in Essex Harlow

England

Netteswell

Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow In front of the supermarket, a cycle path crosses the car park on a bridge. — Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow Credit: Christopher Hilton

Netteswell is a small residential area located in the town of Harlow, Essex, England. Situated approximately 25 miles northeast of London, it falls within the administrative boundaries of the Harlow district. Netteswell is bordered by the neighborhoods of Mark Hall and Sumners to the north, and Great Parndon to the west.

Primarily a residential area, Netteswell is characterized by a mix of housing options, including semi-detached and terraced houses, as well as some high-rise apartment buildings. The community offers a peaceful and family-friendly environment, attracting both young professionals and families looking for a quiet place to call home.

Netteswell is well-served by local amenities, with several schools in the vicinity catering to different age groups. The area benefits from easy access to nearby shopping centers, including The Harvey Centre in Harlow town center, which offers a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Transport links in Netteswell are convenient, with regular bus services connecting the area to Harlow town center and surrounding locations. The nearby Harlow Town railway station provides direct train connections to London Liverpool Street in approximately 35 minutes, making it an attractive choice for commuters.

Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the nearby Harlow Town Park, which offers ample green spaces, playgrounds, and picturesque lakes for leisurely walks and outdoor activities.

Overall, Netteswell provides a peaceful residential setting with good transport links and access to amenities, making it a desirable place to live in Essex.

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Netteswell Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.772522/0.106708 or Grid Reference TL4510. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow

In front of the supermarket, a cycle path crosses the car park on a bridge.

Christopher Hilton

Offices overlooking supermarket car park, Harlow

Christopher Hilton

Lee and Stort Navigation: Lock no 9 - Latton Lock

The Harcamlow Way and Three Forests Way share the same route along here. Latton Lock is near to an industrial plant. The route between this lock and the next one involves crossing a footbridge to the other side of the canal from where the railway station at Harlow Town and Burnt Mill Lock are another mile away along a clear track.

Peter S

Harlow industrial area: Burnt Mill

Burnt Mill is a road lined with light industrial premises in the area along the northern edge of Harlow. On the right, the distribution centre for Faber Music.

Christopher Hilton

River Stort outside the Moorhen pub, Burnt Mill Lane, Harlow

Christopher Hilton

Oakwood Pond, Harlow in Winter

Oakwood Pond and the surrounding wood is one of the many "nature" or green areas in Harlow New Town, thus preserving wildlife for the residents

Geoff Barber

Looking South from Bishopsfield.

This was taken from one of the many high points in Bishopsfield and shows the view towards Epping.

Hazel

Blueprint of Bishopsfield

This is why Bishopsfield was nicknamed the HORSESHOE estate for many years.

Hazel

The Playhouse, Harlow

The Playhouse, Harlow was open in November 1971 and provides a wide and varied range of entertainment for theatre goers.

Geoff Barber

St. Paul's church, Harlow New Town, Essex

This is the main church of Harlow New Town, designed by Humphrys and Hurst.

Robert Edwards

The Clock Tower

The Clock Tower by the Clock Tower Roundabout.

Lynda Poulter

St. Andrews Community Learning Centre

This pretty little church is now being used as a learning centre.

Lynda Poulter

St Andrews Community learning Centre

This church building is now used as a learning centre. The Black building on the right is The Hummingbird Public House.

Lynda Poulter

Netteswell Pond

Netteswell Pond beside Second Avenue is a pretty and relaxing place to sit, fish, play or just sunbathe. It was originally used by the monks as a fishery.

Lynda Poulter