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Sentinel, The; Stoke-on-Trent (UK)
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REDUCED by Pounds 5,000 from the initial asking price, 11 Albany Road, Cross Heath, Newcastle, is a deceptively spacious and presentable three-bedroom terrace house to accommodate a couple or small family. It is situated in a very practical location on the periphery of Newcastle town centre, with access to local schools, shops and amenities. It is within near distance of the hospital complex, Keele University, A500 and the M6 motorway.
AN EXTRA large Christmas tree in the garden signifies almost 30 years of comfortable living for Douglas and Iona Macmillan. The couple bought their home on Fieldway, in Trentham, 28 years ago when the festive fir was tiny, but since then it's grown to become a permanent feature. "We lived on the other side of the A34 before we moved here and I brought a small Christmas tree with a root from Stoke market," explains 68-year-old retired lawyer Douglas.