5A House hunting  making comparisons

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Hill Road, Newton

Attractive detached house:
Four bedrooms, two
bathrooms, living/dining
room and large kitchen.
Recently modernised. Big
garden. Single garage and
parking space for two cars.
Situated next to the local Woodlands, Newton
primary school. Only a Very spacious semi-detached house:
15-minute walk from town Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, large
centre. £1,200 per month. living room and kitchen. Front and back
garden. Garage and parking for two
cars. Close to the local sports field and
park (0.5 km), 10-minute walk to town
centre. £1,300 per month.

Marina Rise,
Newton
New third-floor flat: Three
double bedrooms with
en-suite bathrooms, one
Stone Street, Newton single bedroom. Balcony
200-year-old detached cottage: Four bedrooms with view overlooking
(two double, two single), main bedroom with the marina. All modern
en-suite bathroom, family bathroom, living room facilities, newly fitted
and large family kitchen. Garden and double kitchen. Three parking
garage. Situated in a quiet area of Newton with spaces. Next to local sports
beautiful views of the countryside. 10-minute centre. Security system.
drive to town centre. £1,500 per month. 15-minute walk to town
centre. £1,400 per month.

Student A
You’re a lawyer and you work in the town
centre. In your free time you love doing
sport and cooking for friends. You don’t
have a car so you walk or cycle to work.
Student B
You work for the post office. You have to
get up early every morning and you sleep
during the afternoon. You have a car and
a motorbike. You love going for walks.

Student C
You’re a student at the university in the
town centre. You need somewhere quiet to
study. In your free time, you like driving your
old sports car and playing tennis.
Student D
You’re a gardener. You travel to lots of
different places in the area for your job and
you have a big van. You enjoy keeping fit.
You have a dog called Zak.

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