What is your dream house?

teabelly

I'm torn between this or perhaps this.

Hard to say really. There's not much around to choose from. Last year there were loads of nice big ticket houses but at the moment there aren't many worth bothering with.

SquatNow

m00m00 wrote: »

aha, you forgot the guns though, so you won't be keeping it for very long.

I though it best not to mention the guns in the current political climate

m00m00 wrote: »

Solitary, Poor, Nasty, Brutish and Short .... coming back to a society near you. party like it's 1651

You're close... wont be solitary, people will be living in large numbers together in government run housing facilities. But they will be poor and things will get very Nasty and Brutish. And life will be short for those unable to work. The lines have been drawn, the table has been set. the Tories have said they will force the "out-of-work" to work for their dole money. Labour will steal the policy. It starts there.

The debt camps are coming.

cells

This would do me or anyone nicely. Only £67K


1750 sq ft of living space
With four major bedrooms, two bathrooms and loads of features including a pantry and 700sq ft of decking and balconies this property will suit the most demanding of families as a home


http://www.logcabinhome.co.uk/log-cabins-homes/four-bedroom-wooden-home/four-bedroom-house-grand-colorado.html

PasturesNew

cells wrote: »

This would do me or anyone nicely. Only £67K


1750 sq ft of living space
With four major bedrooms, two bathrooms and loads of features including a pantry and 700sq ft of decking and balconies this property will suit the most demanding of families as a home


http://www.logcabinhome.co.uk/log-cabins-homes/four-bedroom-wooden-home/four-bedroom-house-grand-colorado.html

I'd like a small log home. On my own little plot.
Near a chippy.

Norma_Desmond

My dream home is.....the one I own!
Whitewashed stone, double fronted, Georgian period house with 4 bedrooms and walled garden, less than 500 yards from the sea.
I can honestly say that I wouldn't want to live anywhere else; except MAYBE a tiny little ruinous house in an Italian hill town during the depths of the Welsh winter!

Phirefly

My dream home wouldn't ideally be 90 miles from the coast (curse my Dad for relocating us to the Midlands of nowhere all those years ago) but I have the full page ad of this on the wall above my desk. Its in one of the nicest villages nearby and Mr P is hoping that if theres a mahoosive crash I'll lay a golden egg and we could go in with a cheeky offer.

lostinrates

My dream house is the one DH and I sketch everywhere and want one ay to build. Environmentally friendly but not aggressively so when you look at it, at home in the remote countryside where it would stand, and spacious, light and at summer at one with the garden, in wonter snug and warm. Weirdly, DH and I both were making similar sketches for years before we met!

Its miles away from what we are looking at now though

Overthetop

I thought I was the only person in the whole wide world that looked a properties out of my price range and dreamed of living there:o

now I know I am in good company:D

neverdespairgirl

poppysarah wrote: »

I've just spotted this one - mine if I win the lottery tonight!

http://www.humberts.co.uk/image.dtx?propertyid=D48AF537-DBBC-4317-AFA4-AD491D24ADEC&from=details&imageid=69128DD3-62D7-41F0-A897-1F7F367DA493&run=true#

That'd do me. What's your dream house?

nice house!

This is mine.....

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-21394970.rsp?pa_n=1&tr_t=buy

dopester

Something like this would be mine, when prices crash.

A family house imo - I love the separate dependent suite and guest suite, cause family could have their own space, but would of course have to get rid of all the pretentious Roman heads and old furniture.