Where is your dream home?
By Jaco
@bacon147 (425)
South Africa
17 responses
@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
23 May 16
My dream home is called the "Parrot-Camp-Soucy" house. It's located in our city so we pass by it at least once or twice a week. I imagine it's incredibly expensive now though. But, here is a picture of the inside and out
Exquisite historical (built in 1842) masterpiece set on 4.88 acres with a 3 bd/2 bath carriage house. Featured in the Disney movie, The Odd Life of Timothy Greene. Museum quality renovation with Victorian garden rooms, gold fish pond, pool, gazebo & 3 car
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@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
23 May 16
@bacon147 I grew up in a very small home with almost no space to breathe. Having to share a tiny room with another person is no fun either. Having a big home is something I always imagined.
@bacon147 (425)
• South Africa
23 May 16
@cupkitties I see what you mean. I understand why you would want a big home. :)
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@BlissfullySilent (476)
• India
23 May 16
beach side home hands down
hearing the waves and seeing limitless see from your balcony
hearing the waves and seeing limitless see from your balcony1 person likes this
@flapiz (23530)
• United Kingdom
23 May 16
Well any home as long as it's here in Australia and it's my own not a rented one. It's a bonus if it's on a mountaintop.
@cmoneyspinner (9218)
• Austin, Texas
24 May 16
Nice description. Are your dreaming? I've seen pictures of South Africa where such real estate exists.
I don't have a dream home. But I did live in a dream home once for about 2 to 3 months. It was in a nice neighborhood; had a large living room, dining room and an eat-in kitchen plus a fireplace. Two-car garage. Good sized front and back yards. Six bedrooms. Huge family room and a library and a laundry room that was almost the same size as a bedroom. The only thing would have made it "more perfect" is if it was a waterfront property in a tropical environment like The Bahamas, Florida or Hawaii.
@cmoneyspinner (9218)
• Austin, Texas
24 May 16
@bacon147 - Waterfront property is never cheap! No matter what part of the world you're in.
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@miniam (9151)
• Bern, Switzerland
24 May 16
My home will have to be in the country, not so isolated but quiet with views to die for and a river close by.As i get older (im 44) I'm so tired of the hectic city life.I live in a quieter village of 5000 people but still too crowded for my liking.
@maximax8 (31042)
• United Kingdom
29 May 18
When I was a person in my twenties my dream home was an old thatched cottage. My mum used to drive me past a very pretty old thatched cottage in an attractive looking village. I had a teaching job in a village and the thatched cottage I cycled past on my six mile route had pink walls. In those days I lived in a small cottage, built in 1830, which used to be part of a Victorian workhouse. Next I bought a modern house, on the edge of a town, overlooking countryside. Now I live in a 3 bedroom semi detached bungalow. It is perfect for me and my family. A tropical tree house wouldn't be accessible for my disabled son. I still like that idea if it is near a tropical beach.
@Druscilla034 (379)
• United States
24 May 16
Myrtle Beach, SC. I have been obsessed with the place since 1991. Oh, did you say you wanted a picture? Okay.
@trivia79 (7827)
• El Segundo, California
25 May 16
my dream home? just simple. near the cities' civilization. as long as i am with my love one and family.
@Hannihar (130150)
• Israel
11 Feb 18
Mine would be a nice cottage by the mountains so could look at them everyday and a place outside for Sophie to play and not have to jump down somewhere.
@pufitzamison (626)
• Romania
23 May 16
i thinck my dream home is there where i have all my dear persons near to me, my family and when i say my family i meen all of them becouse not the place macke the dream home, but the people in it.
@ilocosboy (45155)
• Philippines
23 May 16
at the top of the mountain overlooking the landscape of nature, jungle in the west and beach in the east
