Where would you live

[daizie]

If work, family, money, or other commitments, were not an issue and why ?

[bonniebird]

Chatsworth House in Derbyshire is my dream home, it is beautiful, my own park for me and my dogs to run around in too, bliss :))

[aspidistra]

I love the Chatsworth waterfall. Amazing how warm the water is running over the stones in the summer. Shoes off!

[BeccaL]

San Francisco, no question!

[katie1997]

A remote island in the Outer Hebrides of NW Scotland.

Why? Beautiful scenery and no people ;)

[katie1997]

Failing that, anywhere with a Waitrose will do.

[karter]

East dulwich is Awright isn't it?

[????]

England definitely, SE or possibly SW England definitely, London, almost definitely, soooo have to be a pile in Dulwich Village.

If i had to live abroad it'd be California

[Mick Mac]

The causeway coast of county antrim is pretty good. Best place I have been but hard to leave London for such a quiet place. Oh and they need to sort the rain.

[mazza7103]

australia without a shadow of doubt

[????]

Why doesn't anyone live where they would 'ideally' location wise? I just don't get it? Both of you last two's examples are liveable in tomorrow. So...there not really your ideal are they?....life's too short. Go if you mean it.

[daizie]

See, I just really really dunno. I like hearing peoples ideas. San Francisco seems an interesting choice. Why there BeccaL?

[indiepanda]

???? Wrote:

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> Why doesn't anyone live where they would 'ideally'

> location wise? I just don't get it? Both of you

> last two's examples are liveable in tomorrow.

> So...there not really your ideal are

> they?....life's too short. Go if you mean it.

Not quite as simple as that though is it? If money were no object I wouldn't have to think about how long my commute to work was because I wouldn't be working. Or consider how affordable property was in the dream area. But it has to be said, as compromises go, this is a pretty decent one.

[Jah Lush]

I've lived in Dulwich pretty much all my life and wouldn't really want to move out of the area so a nice big house in the village would do me but if I did move out and money was no object I'd quite fancy number 3 Cheyne Walk (Keith Richards old house) on the Chelsea embankment and and weekend pile on the Kent/Sussex borders near the sea.

[womanofdulwich]

a lovely stucco fronted house in notting hill that backs onto the private communal gardens.( that film has a lot to answer for)

[????]

arrr you see that is probably unobtainable but when people say "Austrlia" I do think why the hell they aren't there?!

[Annette Curtain]

In a bubble.

http://www.psychologytoday.com/files/u115/bubbles.jpg

Er, no a cloud.http://www.techworld.com/cmsdata/features/3221356/Cloud.jpg

Oh I don't know, they both have their qualities.

Nette(!)

[womanofdulwich]

i don'tknow ????'s I check my numbers everyweek!!

[Sue]

???? Wrote:

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> arrr you see that is probably unobtainable but

> when people say "Austrlia" I do think why the hell

> they aren't there?!

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If there's still a points system, maybe because they don't have enough points.

I once looked into moving there but didn't meet the criteria because I was a) too old b) didn't have a zillion pounds savings and c) didn't have scarce skills. I think the only thing I got points for was my educational level :-$

[*Bob*]

It's the most favourite of bizarre questions. Where would you want to live - if virtually all the key factors that determine where you want to live - don't apply.

Let's see..

In a house made of candy on top of Ben Nevis?

Atlantis?

And I almost forgot.. Australia (of course)

[Brendan]

Not England.

Definitely not England.

In fact nowhere on this piss drenched archipelago comes close to somewhere I would actually want to live if work, money and my family weren?t the motivating factors. Apart from London maybe for what it offers as a city but I?m over that now.

My own island in the Cyclades I think. With a surfable break and an island of ill repute close by so that I don?t get bored.

[????]

Surrey anyone?

[Brendan]

It'll do for now.

[mazza7103]

i'm not in australia as i'm waiting for them to recruit in my current field and then only money for flights and paying off debts here would stop me. its actually not that easy to get a visa in australia when you are over 30

[Ridgley]

I have lived in some nice places, but would not mind a cottage in a rural village know doubt tongues would be wagging (the only ethnics in the village)