Where would you prefer to live

mrsdaisychain · 17/04/14 - 16:43

Being a lover of the south coast of England, that would be my ideal location to move to if I won some money. The area that would be first on my list would be Devon, I think it's quite beautiful. I love to sit and watch the world go by and although a pretty view would be nice, as long as you seen a bit of life, it would be perfect.
I don't think I would like to be in a solitary location.
I would find a property preferably in a village with a nice country pub, a little shop for daily necessities which would be ideal for our needs. I do like the idea of being part of village life.
I love watching the tv programme, a place in the country where I dream away.
What would your choice be? It can be in this country or abroad.

thaliafan · 17/04/14 - 16:53

I would live in Lerwick. Away from the city, for sure!

trevgo · 17/04/14 - 17:00

First choice - Manhattan.

Second choice - where I am now.

[Deleted User] · 17/04/14 - 17:03

In London and I live in London.

Howardessex · 17/04/14 - 17:09

Miami , Florida or Melbourne Australia . Two wonderful places .

NX-74205 · 17/04/14 - 17:10

A small, sub-tropical Earth-like planet orbiting a G-type main sequence star in the LMC.

Teddybleads · 17/04/14 - 17:15

Same place, bigger house.

I do harbour a desire to open a ye olde fashioned English pub in Beppu, Japan if all my ships came in.

Retire to the Swiss Alps but only in the Valais naturally and the sunny side of the valley.

Steveaustin316 · 17/04/14 - 17:28

thaliafan wrote: »

I would live in Lerwick. Away from the city, for sure!

Wouldn't you miss the sunshine and warm weather?

If you're looking for a remote place with a decent climate, how about here?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena

.Dozy Rosie · 17/04/14 - 17:46

mrsdaisychain wrote: »

Being a lover of the south coast of England, that would be my ideal location to move to if I won some money. The area that would be first on my list would be Devon, I think it's quite beautiful. I love to sit and watch the world go by and although a pretty view would be nice, as long as you seen a bit of life, it would be perfect.
I don't think I would like to be in a solitary location.
I would find a property preferably in a village with a nice country pub, a little shop for daily necessities which would be ideal for our needs. I do like the idea of being part of village life.
I love watching the tv programme, a place in the country where I dream away.
What would your choice be? It can be in this country or abroad.

I live in South Devon..been here for over 20 yrs now....have you ever h
eard that the other mans grass is always greener??? It is not so good here...loads of druggies etc and I live in a nice area!!! If I could go live anywhere ..it would somewhere like Alaska....I hate Summer but love Autumn and Winter...good job we are all different!!!

thaliafan · 17/04/14 - 17:51

Steveaustin316 wrote: »

Wouldn't you miss the sunshine and warm weather?

If you're looking for a remote place with a decent climate, how about here?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena

Where - in Kettering? Ahaa

anne_666 · 17/04/14 - 17:52

Southern Italy or France.

Kaz159 · 17/04/14 - 17:57

Somewhere overlooking water.

IzzyS · 17/04/14 - 18:03

If I didn't have to work, if I was retiring or something, probably somewhere remote up north - somewhere with a lovely view. There are some lovely views up north in the Highlands and I like being around nature, somewhere quiet and relaxing. Somewhere that might inspire me to write more.

Radiomaniac · 17/04/14 - 18:05

London. I live there now and will die there one day.

Other places I'd be happy would be Amsterdam and by the sea in Cornwall.

[Deleted User] · 17/04/14 - 18:10

I live on the South Coast at the minute. It's alright here. I suppose I wouldn't mind moving closer into Brighton. Abroad, New York or Dublin because I have family there.

Palafrugel · 17/04/14 - 18:17

Luton/ It is such a vibrantly diverse place and I agree with the government and new world order on this one. .

yellowpark · 17/04/14 - 18:21

Hamstead Heath.

Hoffmister · 17/04/14 - 18:21

NX-74205 wrote: »

A small, sub-tropical Earth-like planet orbiting a G-type main sequence star in the LMC.

are you currently wearing a tin foil hat ..lol

On a yacht on the Medina watching the world go by

[Deleted User] · 17/04/14 - 18:22

Guess!!!
Although I will be retiring to a Scottish Island

dearmrman · 17/04/14 - 18:24

Narrabeen, Palm Beach or around Sydney harbour.

Alternatively something like this:-

http://www.boatinternational.com/yacht-features/iconic-yachts-alfa-nero/

[Deleted User] · 17/04/14 - 18:25

Ramo1234 wrote: »

In London and I live in London.

Same here. If not London then New York.

tawe · 17/04/14 - 18:27

I live in South Wales not far from the Tawe river hence my user name , I like living here but would like to travel to other places to see what other countries are like.

Jesse Pinkman · 17/04/14 - 18:28

New York with a summer house in Martha's Vineyard.
And all the time in the world.

You did say that money was no object didn't you?

Oh and this would be my summer house in said Martha's Vineyard:

http://innovarhomes.com/cms_images/Homes-Marthas-Vineyard-Edgartown-South-Beach-Massachusetts_405e.jpg

Moonbean · 17/04/14 - 18:32

By the coast near where I live (Northumberland). Maybe Alnwick. I love the Northumbrian coastline, it's so dramatic!

Hoffmister · 17/04/14 - 18:36

dearmrman wrote: »

Narrabeen, Palm Beach or around Sydney harbour.

Alternatively something like this:-

http://www.boatinternational.com/yacht-features/iconic-yachts-alfa-nero/

that is some tub..

O-J · 17/04/14 - 18:38

I want to travel the world. so a bit of everywhere!

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