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blue eyed guyblue eyed guy Posts: 2,470
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Dad and me live in a small and cosy two bed ground floor flat, that is tucked away at the back of a nine flat block, and our front door is outside the path of all the general foot traffic in our block. This location is so quiet at times the only thing moving outside the block is the wind.
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    Phoenix LazarusPhoenix Lazarus Posts: 17,306
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    Second-floor one-bedroomed council flat, on the end of a terrace of two-floor semi-detached council maisonettes, each with an upstairs & downstairs flat on each side.
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    AaronWxAaronWx Posts: 2,531
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    A small 2 bed cottage on the edge of a little village. We're surrounded by fields and trees, its rather lovely :).
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    tealadytealady Posts: 26,267
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    A rock house.
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    annette kurtenannette kurten Posts: 39,543
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    a very depressing ground floor flat with a really bad damp problem.
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    dip_transferdip_transfer Posts: 2,327
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    A 4/5 Bed mid terraced House , Back garden and Garage ex Council. Close to the City Centre.
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    swingalegswingaleg Posts: 103,119
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    Fifth floor council flat........2 bed, large lounge, kitchen, bathroom, bog, cubby hole

    On the boundary of residential and business areas in central London......so quite quiet when the office blocks empty at night
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    gdjman68wasdigigdjman68wasdigi Posts: 21,705
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    A new build semi detached with conservatory and luxury kitchen.. On the edge of Liverpool right on the countryside ... Very pleasing
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    BrotherDanielBrotherDaniel Posts: 1,439
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    3 bed, semi, in Brum
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    Seth1Seth1 Posts: 676
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    Studio flat with mezzanine sleeping area and separate kitchen.
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    ProgRockerProgRocker Posts: 1,325
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    Late 1980s built 2 bedroomed ground floor flat. Decent size rooms and layout, quite well heat insulated but not well sound insulated.
    Although the landlord is a Housing Association, it's rented on a private shorthold tenancy basis.
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    Kaz159Kaz159 Posts: 11,824
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    A 1970s mid terrace 3-bed house (I'm the middle one of 3 houses).
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    kampffenhoffkampffenhoff Posts: 1,556
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    We have a 4 bed house I inherited from a relative.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 53,142
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    annette kurten wrote: »
    a very depressing ground floor flat with a really bad damp problem.

    That would be you wee....d :D
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    whitecliffewhitecliffe Posts: 12,157
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    3 bed deatached 1960's house, quite small but its just me. In need of updating and decorating but just cant stand the thought of the disruption it would cause. Have had anxiety for six months and coping with work is about all I manage these days.
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    Penny CrayonPenny Crayon Posts: 36,158
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    1960's 4 bed detached in a quiet village. Lovely outlook, medium sized garden ................having lived here for the past 26 years it is the longest I've lived anywhere.

    We've often looked around locally at other properties and I guess it would make sense to downsize but - there really is 'no place like home'.
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    ianradioianianradioian Posts: 74,938
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    A 2 bed bungalow
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,692
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    A one bed cardboard box.
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    nittynattynoonittynattynoo Posts: 891
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    3 mid terrace reema house in a largish close of private owned and council properties
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    Jasper92Jasper92 Posts: 1,302
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    My rented property is officially listed as a "one-bedroom, first-floor maisonette".
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    Frankie_LittleFrankie_Little Posts: 9,271
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    One bedroomed stone built cottage that used to be a stable. It doesn't smell of horses though and is rather delightful, with beautiful views.
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    miss_astridmiss_astrid Posts: 1,808
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    Quite a large one-bedroomed, semi-detached new build (moved in just after it was completed in December '13). It has a nice little garden, a shed, and is situated in the backs of a little village on the outskirts of Cambridge. It's so peaceful here, and there's a bridleway that runs down the back of my house. Not many people use it, but several times I've heard horses going down there :), also there's lots of tweety birds. It's lovely.
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    burton07burton07 Posts: 10,871
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    A two-bedroomed semi-detached bungalow in a village with a large front garden and a garage.
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    AndrueAndrue Posts: 23,366
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    Three bedroom detached with integral garage.
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    abarthmanabarthman Posts: 8,501
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    My parents' basement.
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    Rab64Rab64 Posts: 1,296
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    Detached bungalow, in a cul de sac, 16 homes, overlooking a small Lough (50 metres away) and a golf course
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