*Guide Price £325,000 - £350,000*

This mid-terraced home is set within a popular and peaceful residential area of Newhaven, the property has abundance of charm and character throughout along with a sunny south facing garden, it is positioned moments from two train stations and many local amenities which are some of the reasons why we have fallen for this wonderful home. Linking the coast with the beautiful South Downs, Newhaven it is a working port with an individual charm and history, it is a small industrial town lying at the mouth of the River Ouse with residents who are proud of its nautical and industrial heritage. Originating as the small fishing village of Meeching in Saxon times, it became known as New Haven due to the changing course of the River Ouse in the late 1500s. Once crossed by a small ferry, Newhaven has provided a bridge across the Ouse to the East of Sussex since 1784.

Upon entering the property on the ground floor, you are welcomed by a lovely sitting room, a seamless space to relax and unwind, it has high ceilings, a bay window and a gorgeous open fireplace making this truly the heart of the home. The separate kitchen has a range of cream wall and base units with wooden worksurfaces over, gorgeous, tiled splashbacks along with some integrated appliances including an oven, four ring gas hob, sink with drainer and mixer tap and space for a fridge/ freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A double-glazed door leads out to the fabulous South facing rear garden which is a fantastic private space to entertain, BBQ and accommodate your friends and family. The dining room finishes off the ground floor accommodation nicely, there is a stunning feature fireplace and plentiful room to entertain guests. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms both with built in wardrobes, a further single bedroom along with a spacious family bathroom. This family home is idyllic, beautifully presented throughout and not one to be missed!

The property is freehold and the council tax band is C.

Location

The location of Murray Avenue is brilliant, it is nestled between the Brighton Road and Lewes Road, situated in the popular harbour town of Newhaven which offers various everyday amenities. With a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants, while neighbouring Peacehaven and Seaford offer further facilities and shops. West Quay Walkway is nearby where you can stroll along the harbour, paying a visit to the fishmonger selling locally caught fish, the lifeboat station and shop, and The Ark and The Hope pubs. The Hope has superb views across the bay and was regularly frequented by Eric Ravilious, inspiring his paintings of Newhaven harbour.

Schooling in Newhaven includes the outstanding-rated High Cliff Academy, while for secondary, there's Seahaven Academy in Newhaven and Seaford Head School in Seaford. The area offers easy access to the A26 providing access towards Lewes. Newhaven has two train stations, providing services to Lewes, where connections can be made to London Victoria.