Where would you like a holiday home?
08 December 2006, 08:32 AM
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1. Lossiemouth, Scotland
2. Lossiemouth, Scotland
3. Lossiemouth, Scotland
Actually, forget the holiday home in Lossie, we want to live there and keep a holiday home in the Yorkshire Dales
2. Lossiemouth, Scotland
3. Lossiemouth, Scotland
Actually, forget the holiday home in Lossie, we want to live there and keep a holiday home in the Yorkshire Dales
08 December 2006, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Suresh
I wouldn't want a holiday home anywhere. There are just too many places I still want to see, rather than keep going back to any particular one all the time.
08 December 2006, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Suresh
I wouldn't want a holiday home anywhere. There are just too many places I still want to see, rather than keep going back to any particular one all the time.
08 December 2006, 09:20 AM
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1 - South coast, in Cornwall, view of the ocean
2 - Coast of Italy, Sardinia, with great veiws and great driving roads
3 - On a hill, in a small town in Far North Queensland with uniterupted views overlooking the Great Barrier Reef and the wide expanse of sea - oh, we already have that. But being 24 hours flying time away means it does not get any use at all - but the renters love it, the gits! One day we'll be there...
2 - Coast of Italy, Sardinia, with great veiws and great driving roads
3 - On a hill, in a small town in Far North Queensland with uniterupted views overlooking the Great Barrier Reef and the wide expanse of sea - oh, we already have that. But being 24 hours flying time away means it does not get any use at all - but the renters love it, the gits! One day we'll be there...
08 December 2006, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
True, but if you had a holiday home that didn't cost much in the first place, and it was on a cheap flight route then you have a winner. You can go for a week at any time and it costs you maybe £80 return in flights. You pay for the property by renting it out through summer and all is good.
08 December 2006, 09:58 AM
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Fancy having to let out your holiday homes - that's not the SN way.
I'm so rich I wouldn't let anyone stay in any of my many homes
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Or drive any of my exotic motors
I'm so rich I wouldn't let anyone stay in any of my many homes
.Or drive any of my exotic motors
08 December 2006, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by RMA26
2 – Italy (Location - anywhere)
08 December 2006, 07:10 PM
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For those who have mentioned Canada, care to elaborate on exactly where you'd like to have the holiday home. To the person that said Toronto, any particular reason why?
I'm curious as I live in Toronto, and not sure I'd have a holiday home in here, maybe a couple of hours north, perhaps the Parry Sound area. Perhaps somewhere on the west coast where it's a tad more hospitable in the winter.
1) Somewhere in the Lake District
2) Sorrento, Italy
3) Bora Bora
I'm curious as I live in Toronto, and not sure I'd have a holiday home in here, maybe a couple of hours north, perhaps the Parry Sound area. Perhaps somewhere on the west coast where it's a tad more hospitable in the winter.
1) Somewhere in the Lake District
2) Sorrento, Italy
3) Bora Bora
09 December 2006, 12:24 AM
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1)Lake District - Quiet and peaceful no crime (not much anyway)
2)Log Cabin in the French Alps (in Val Thorens would be nice)
3)Massive house in California, right on the beach
Now back down to earth
2)Log Cabin in the French Alps (in Val Thorens would be nice)
3)Massive house in California, right on the beach
Now back down to earth
09 December 2006, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
As the title says. Divided into 3 please
1) If it had to be in the UK
Cotswolds
2) If it was abroad but practical ie has to be approx 3ish flying hours away and not megabucks ie less than £250k. Preferably warm not ski resort.
Prague
3)If it could be anywhere and any cost.
1) If it had to be in the UK
Cotswolds
2) If it was abroad but practical ie has to be approx 3ish flying hours away and not megabucks ie less than £250k. Preferably warm not ski resort.
Prague
3)If it could be anywhere and any cost.
09 December 2006, 02:39 AM
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1. where ever there is mountains and snow on this island
2. eastern europe... Prague, or similar.... maybe greek isles or croatia!
3. hmmmm... maybe Tokyo, or Reykjavik
p.s. why is everyone picking new york... aint all that great....
2. eastern europe... Prague, or similar.... maybe greek isles or croatia!
3. hmmmm... maybe Tokyo, or Reykjavik
p.s. why is everyone picking new york... aint all that great....
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09 December 2006, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobychick
1. Lossiemouth, Scotland
2. Lossiemouth, Scotland
3. Lossiemouth, Scotland
2. Lossiemouth, Scotland
3. Lossiemouth, Scotland
1. Newton by the sea Northumberland
2. Lossiemouth Scotland - Scotland is abroad I live in England
3. I'd buy Cawdor castle near or Lindisfarne Castle
Good Thread
Good effort