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Would you choose a garden or location?

BettyBoof · 2016-01-08 15:48:03

We're buying a house this year and the area we like best is mostly Victorian terraces which mean a small back yard instead of a garden. The odd few do have small front gardens but it's rare. Until we moved here (currently renting one of the above mentioned houses) I was adamant I would only buy somewhere with a decent back…

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BettyBoof Posts: 258 Forumite

23 May 2016 at 9:07AM

Thanks everyone! We've played outside a lot already this year (in our current yard, the park and at friends' places) so I think the new garden will see lots of use. I probably won't use the garden in all weathers (I'm a fair-weather gardener!) but it looks like the kids will. Great to hear that your Glasgow garden gets year-round use Ellie, we're in the North-East so similar weather and the kids seem immune to the cold.

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