What is your ideal home?
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No idea about location, but this one ticks many of my boxes. Love the verandahs, gardens and open fireplaces.
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-acreage+semi+rural-qld-springbrook-117175431
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-acreage+semi+rural-qld-springbrook-117175431
Some of these ring my bell: Kimmy, look at moi!
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700-800sqm block, near trams/trains, inside Bell St
My perfect home would be one that came with a cook, a cleaner, a gardener and a handyman.
I love my home.
1950's style old apartment with old fashioned hot water radiators.
The best part is my adult children all live in the same property, in their own apartment..so I can see them any time I want.
The only thing missing, is our youngest.
He is renting out his apt, while he lives in the city.
Historical centre of our town...can walk to most places if we want.
and it was cheap...
1950's style old apartment with old fashioned hot water radiators.
The best part is my adult children all live in the same property, in their own apartment..so I can see them any time I want.
The only thing missing, is our youngest.
He is renting out his apt, while he lives in the city.
Historical centre of our town...can walk to most places if we want.
and it was cheap...
I'm a classic man myself
My perfect home would be one that came with a cook said:We all do I suppose
What I'm really asking I guess, is what style as well!
Whatever it is, it's got to be super low maintenance, but also a freestanding house.
I thought the place we are at now fit the bill, but something always comes up, like having to mow the lawn....
Need to get that synthetic grass installed.
I thought the place we are at now fit the bill, but something always comes up, like having to mow the lawn....
Need to get that synthetic grass installed.
I live in my dream home now.
More space than I could imagine, double height atrium with glass ceiling and curved staircase to second storey, heaps of bedrooms, a library, two huge rumpus rooms, etc, on a 1400sqm block 15 mins drive from the city centre.
Love it!
More space than I could imagine, double height atrium with glass ceiling and curved staircase to second storey, heaps of bedrooms, a library, two huge rumpus rooms, etc, on a 1400sqm block 15 mins drive from the city centre.
Love it!
I love what I have already, but I could add a lap pool. I think it's about time my adult children went to live in another house though. I would also like a water view or a two minute walk to the beach. My husband says our townhouse is too cramped for him, but that is fine by me. I'll live there when he dies. It is a two minute walk to the beach.
I'd love to live in a caravan and just go from place to place. One minute in the heart of Melbourne or Sydney, then off to the country for a few days. It'd have to be decently large and well-equipped, because I'm not much of an outdoors/BBQ person. I'd spend most of my time inside looking out at the world.
Thinking of trying it out a few years down the path, just for a while to see how it feels. Probably won't want to spend my whole life like that, but it'd be fun for at least 2-3 years.
My true dream home would be a fortified castle with an army of servants, and possibly a village of peasants to boss around. I'd even have someone to peel my oranges for me.
Thinking of trying it out a few years down the path, just for a while to see how it feels. Probably won't want to spend my whole life like that, but it'd be fun for at least 2-3 years.
My true dream home would be a fortified castle with an army of servants, and possibly a village of peasants to boss around. I'd even have someone to peel my oranges for me.
What about these, been watching a show on the most amazing tree houses, imagine one of these in your backyard, I think that could entertain the children for years, hell they could move in permanently
http://www.boredpanda.com/amazing-treehouses/
http://www.boredpanda.com/amazing-treehouses/
Bruce Wayne?
Nah, lycra's not my thing...
