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The one with a/red door -That's a nice house. +Which one? -The one with a/the red door. Can you tell me which one is right and why?

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I believe that you could use either phrase in answer. In this case, a or the would mean the same thing. Either implies that there is only one house with a red door (within sight). Your meaning would be completely understood.
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I would be inclined to say 'the one with the red door' . There is just more emphasis when using 'the', and in this example, you are drawing attention to a particular house and its distinguishing feature. But really, it is a minor point - either is fine
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Sorry, the title should be 'The one with a/the red door'.

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