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Old 03-26-2008, 11:59 AM
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2 buddies of mine are moving to Newport News to work and we are looking for a place to live for the three of us. We would appreciate equal size bedrooms but its not super important. We would like a modern living area that would be great for young professionals. Any suggestions?
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I think for the most part it may be hard to find equal in size bedrooms. A lot of times townhomes are built with two master suites, but thats just two.

Other people can offer up, but I think Denbeigh is a nice area. Geez, there is another section out in NN that I cannot think of the name of... will get back to this thread. I don't frequent that side of the river very often anymore... so it is gone from me.
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I think Denbeigh is a nice area.
It was, seems to be going downhill...
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