Moot House at The Stow, Harlow is an attractive 19th-century grade II listed house. It was initially built circa 1840 to house the incumbent of the nearby St Mary-at-Latton church. The view of the church from the house disappeared as the Stow, the nucleus of Harlow New Town was built.

Having been taken over from Harlow Development Corporation by Essex County Council, the house became the base of the Mark Hall & Netteswell Community Association in 1952.

In 1987 a disastrous fire caused considerable damage, and a complete refurbishment and redecoration programme was carried out.

Since then the Association has and continues to provide a base for many organisations and activities. A complete list of these organisations is available from the office.