This three-bedroom house in Harlow, Essex, is a beautifully renovated mid-century property designed by renowned architect Sir Frederick Gibberd. The L-shaped house features sliding glazed doors that lead to a generous private garden, and its plan takes inspiration from Gibberd's master plan for Harlow. The interior boasts a bright open-plan living area with roof lights, high-level windows, and glazed doors to the garden, as well as a well-equipped kitchen with ample storage. The three bedrooms are light-filled, with the largest featuring a deep skylight and a sage-green wall. The bathroom is lined with beautiful terrazzo and glazed pink tiles, and the garden is a generous space with a lawn, colourful wildflowers, and a stone-laid terrace. The house is located in a quiet area of Harlow, with nearby independent cafes, pubs, and restaurants, as well as the award-winning New Ground Café and the Gibberd Garden, a beautiful Grade II-listed landscaped garden created by Gibberd and his wife.