New Milton: Homemill House
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New Milton: Homemill House
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 26 Aug 2013
A block of retirement flats, centrally located above the shops and pavement of the main Station Road. It was built by McCarthy & Stone retirement living builders, all of whose many blocks nationwide are called Home-something: Homelands, Homeleigh, Homethwaite, Homequay etc. (There are easily a hundred on one website search facility I found.) Projecting from it is Image, marking New Milton's centenary in 1996. We look at the building from across the road, under a hanging basket affixed to a lamppost.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.75454
Longitude
-1.655752