3 Bedroom End of Terrace House, Una Road, Harwich, CO12

Key Features

• A traditionally laid out three double bedroom end of terrace home characterised by high ceilings and bay window to the front.
• Well proportioned living room opening into a similarly sized dining room
• South facing rear garden that backs onto open scrubland
• Two year old gas boiler
• Fully double glazed
• No onward chain

Property Details

• Property type: House
• Price Per Sq Foot: £221
• Approx Sq Feet: 995 sqft
• Plot Sq Feet: 1,432 sqft
• Property Age Bracket: 1910 - 1940
• Council Tax Band: B

Location

Welcome to Una Road in Harwich (CO12) – a friendly seaside neighbourhood that has it all for its residents. This charming street combines easy commutes, great schools, convenient shopping, and even a Blue Flag beach nearby. The vibe here is welcoming and vibrant, making it ideal for young professionals, first-time buyers, and growing families alike. Let’s explore what makes Una Road such a fantastic place to live. Easy Commutes from Harwich - Living on Una Road means you’re never far from the rest of the world. Harwich International train station is just a short walk away, offering regular service to the main line at Manningtree and then on to London. In fact, there’s a broadly hourly train to London Liverpool Street (via Manningtree) with a journey time of around 75 minutes​. This makes daily commuting to the capital (or trips for nightlife and work meetings) totally feasible. You’re also well-connected to nearby Essex towns – Colchester and Ipswich are within easy reach by rail or road – giving young professionals plenty of career opportunities without sacrificing coastal living. And for those who drive, major routes like the A120 link Harwich to the wider region, so getting around is a breeze. Quality Schools at Your Doorstep - Una Road is great for families because of its excellent local schools. There’s a primary school practically on your doorstep: Spring Meadow Primary School & School House Nursery is about a 10-minute walk away (0.6 miles)​ This school caters to ages 2–11 and was rated “Good” in its most recent Ofsted inspection in 2024​, giving parents peace of mind about the quality of education. For older kids, the well-regarded Harwich and Dovercourt High School (with a sixth form) is only around a mile from Una Road​, meaning students can get a solid secondary education close to home. The close proximity of these schools means less time on the school run and more time enjoying family life. From nursery through teens, children in the Una Road community have great education options right in the neighbourhood. Shop Local and Conveniently - Another perk of life on Una Road is the convenience of shopping and amenities. Just around the corner on nearby Garland Road is a large Morrisons supermarket (postcode CO12 4PB) covering all your grocery needs​. But beyond the big stores, Harwich’s local shopping scene really shines. Dovercourt town centre (which is part of Harwich) offers both national retailers and plenty of independent shops, giving you a great mix of options. You’ll find everything from high-street staples to unique family-run boutiques offering specialist foods, gifts, crafts, clothing and even antiques​. In fact, the High Street here isn’t dominated by the usual chains – instead, it’s full of independent, family-run businesses that add character and charm to the community​. For a bit of extra local flavour, don’t miss the traditional market every Friday in Dovercourt. On Friday mornings the high street comes alive with stalls – you can pick up fresh fruit and veg, quality meats, eggs, sweets and snacks, plus plants, crafts and quirky gifts at bargain prices. This weekly market is a beloved fixture, perfect for weekend prep or just mingling with neighbours. Whether you’re doing a big food shop or browsing boutiques on a Saturday, Una Road’s convenient access to shops means you won’t have to travel far for anything. Cafés, pubs, pharmacies, and other essentials are all close at hand, contributing to an easy, walkable lifestyle that younger residents appreciate. Life’s a Beach at Dovercourt Bay - Just because you’re moving for work or family doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a bit of holiday vibe – and Una Road delivers on that too. Dovercourt Bay Beach, Harwich’s local seaside, is only a short distance away and it’s a gem of the Essex coast. This beach proudly holds a Blue Flag award, which means it meets high standards for cleanliness and safety​. In simple terms, the Blue Flag tells you that the water is clean, the sand is well-kept, and facilities like toilets and lifeguards (in season) are top-notch. It’s one of the best beaches in the region, perfect for summer afternoons, paddle boarding or splashing around with the kids, and evening strolls by the water. What makes Dovercourt Bay extra special (besides its soft sand and shingle mix) are the historic “Leading Lights” lighthouses that stand along the shore​. These two 19th-century cast-iron lighthouses – one on the beach and one out to sea – create a unique and picturesque backdrop. They’re local landmarks and give the beach a charming character (and a great Instagram photo op!). Along the waterfront, the Marine Parade promenade stretches for miles, so you can enjoy long walks, jogs, or bike rides with a gorgeous sea view​. There are also recreation facilities like a skate park and boating lake nearby​, adding to the fun for all ages. And with the fresh ocean breeze and views of passing ferries in the distance, every day can feel a bit like a mini vacation. For young families and professionals, having this Blue Flag beach at your doorstep means an active, outdoor lifestyle is part of the package. A Welcoming, Vibrant Community - Perhaps the greatest thing about Una Road is the community spirit you’ll find here. Harwich may be small, but it’s bursting with life and friendly faces. Throughout the year the town hosts all sorts of events – from cultural festivals and historic celebrations to family-friendly activities and outdoor adventures. Whether it’s the Harwich Festival, local live music nights, seasonal fairs or maritime heritage days, there’s always something happening and neighbours come together to enjoy the fun. This active community calendar means it’s easy to meet people and get involved, be it joining a local club, volunteering, or just mingling at events. Even day-to-day, you’ll find that local shopkeepers greet you with a smile and neighbours stop for a chat. The sense of community is also boosted by the very features we’ve mentioned: schools where families meet, markets where locals gather, and that lovely beach where everyone from surfers to dog-walkers crosses paths. It all creates a strong, inclusive neighbourhood vibe. Younger buyers and professionals often remark how welcoming the area is – it’s the kind of place where you can quickly become part of the community fabric. And while Harwich carries a rich history and proud maritime heritage, it’s far from sleepy: new businesses, cafés and activities are popping up, driven by the energy of residents who care about their town.

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