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Zatomao
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 Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2020 9:38 pm Post subject: Your dream place to live? |
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Hi there!
Guys, just wonder what is your dream place to live there permanently? Let's imagine that money is not an option and you can choose any country, any state, any city. What would be your choice? |
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Zatomao
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I will start Smile I would choose Spain. Great country in terms of education, real estate market, food quality and its prices. And I am a fan of Real Madrid as well Smile but I don't want to live in a big city. I prefer some small resorts by the sea like, say, Pilar de la Horadada from the province of Alicante. Here is a detailed city guide to get a better understanding of what place I am talking about https://virtoproperty.com/info/pilar-de-la-horadada-city-guide .
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607
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Location: Amersfoort
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| Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2020 12:46 pm Post subject: Re: Your dream place to live? |
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| Zatomao wrote: |
| Let's imagine that money is not an option |
Money is not an option, lol, unfortunately for some this might be true! 
My dream place would be in the Netherlands, probably. Although I also really like what I've heard about Denmark. I like the sound of Dutch though, and I think Danish sounds stupid, even though I do like the language. 
I would prefer to live in a house that's not too big, so I can't lose things too easily.  I would like a bit of storage space, though, a bedroom separate from all other rooms, and room for a digital piano and a digital organ. |
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JaxonLoughlin
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| Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 8:30 am Post subject: Re: Your dream place to live? |
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| 607 wrote: |
| Zatomao wrote: |
| Let's imagine that money is not an option |
Money is not an option, lol, unfortunately for some this might be true!
My dream place would be in the Netherlands, probably. Although I also really like online pokies real money no deposit bonus what I've heard about Denmark. I like the sound of Dutch though, and I think Danish sounds stupid, even though I do like the language.
I would prefer to live in a house that's not too big, so I can't lose things too easily. I would like a bit of storage space, though, a bedroom separate from all other rooms, and room for a digital piano and a digital organ. |
Amazing dream, I hope, it will become true!
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LucaAlsopp
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| Zatomao wrote: |
| I will start Smile I would choose Spain. Great country in terms of education, real estate market, food quality and its prices. And I am a fan of Real Madrid as well Smile but I don't want to live in a big city. I prefer some small resorts by the sea like, say, Pilar de la Horadada from the province of Alicante. Here is a detailed city guide to get a better understanding of what place I am talking about. |
For me home means where love and affection trapped not only in living one's s but also in nonliving things.I don't like to live in sprawling bungalows I want to live in a humble abode.I want some special space for my art work and for little space for small special tea bar .I love to drink coffee and tea for refreshing new ideas .I like my house to be contemporary at the same time minimalistic luxe,I don't like cluttered environment.i Iike defined lines ,statement pieces and geometric designs.I love to decorate with classy and simple furniture and abstract paintings which adds nice pop to home.I love cool contrast colours generally gives low key vibe.I carved out time and some space for meditation.Because meditation helps massively to calm and soothe our nerves especially When influx of anxiety happens at any given point of time.All of does add up and pile on a whole energy debris so you need to shut that' off.I like to decorate my meditation spot with lovely rug, elements of nature, plants and candles.My husband usually travels alot , whenever he goes around he brings something for this den .l would decorate with those .I like teaing , dining and chating so i need some cool funky room .My bedrooms should to be cosy and dark always.I like verdant environment so I love to grow green interior plants.My balconies must be have cool view once we get up with groggy and sleepy eyes view should be looks likes a relaxation and rejuvenation to the aesthetic body.
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Finnster
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Location: Atlanta
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My dream home is where I live right now. In a beautiful, unique home situated on 6 and a half acres (closer to 7) of beautiful forested land. We have a pond, lots of wildlife, a FANTASTIC view from our office, and trails that lead over to the main river through the state of Georgia: The Chattahoochee river.
Years ago, I would have chosen a small cabin with good internet on the side of a mountain somewhere. But .. I have a great wife and family so this place is absolutely perfect for us. |
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LadyInque
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Location: Eastern Massachusetts
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I want to live in a small town where I can walk to everything I need. But I do sometimes fantasize about, well,
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| a beautiful, unique home situated on 6 and a half acres (closer to 7) of beautiful forested land |
I've never lived in such a place and don't know if I'd be happy there, but it looks good.
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kaihavertz
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Joined: Jul 26, 2021
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Location: Toronto
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| Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2021 7:51 am Post subject: |
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| Zatomao wrote: |
| I will start Smile I would choose Spain. Great country in terms of education, real estate market, food quality and its prices. And I am a fan of Real Madrid as well Smile but I don't want to live in a big city. I prefer some small resorts by the sea like, say, Pilar de la Horadada from the province of Alicante. Here is a detailed city guide to get a better understanding of what place I am talking about https://virtoproperty.com/info/pilar-de-la-horadada-city-guide . |
Spain is comfortable enough to live, only problem that i face there, is that people are not speaking English, just a small amount of them are talking foreign language. |
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Dragonel
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Location: Dragonia, US
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Is it too cliched to say a dragon sometimes fantasizes about living in a Castle? It would have to be supremely comfortable inside, not drafty or hard, but a veritable nest of interesting rooms of different sizes, shapes and purposes, some towers with magnificent views of the countryside and large gardens (all well managed by the invisible servants of course).
And sitting on many acres of land so no-one comes near unless specifically invited ... and I can always drop the portcullis if they do
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madisonkelly
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Vegas! So I just bought a house yesterday and am so impressed with my Realtor, I have to recommend him - Kurt - (...) Great site and he found us an awesome home and investment.
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Vera
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I always want to see the world, so I will switch places starting from Paris, Vegas, Copenhagen, Zurich and Geneva serially. Once (...) I came to know that Tel Aviv in Israel is said to be the world's most expensive city to live in. So if I had unconditional money, then at least once in a lifetime I will be residing there for sure. And enjoy all the posh and most expensive things that's available there.
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blabling2
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| Zatomao wrote: |
I will start Smile I would choose Spain. Great country in terms of education, real estate market, food quality and its prices. And I am a fan of Real Madrid as well Smile but I don't want to live in a big city.
I prefer some small resorts by the sea like, say, Pilar de la Horadada from the province of Alicante.
Here is a detailed city guide to get a better understanding of what place I am talking about https://virtoproperty.com/info/pilar-de-la-horadada-city-guide/connect 4 . |
Me too, this place is clean, fresh, developed but not polluted |
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vorwi
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| Deff in some mountains, maybe Switzerland. |
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henryjones147
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| In a penthouse in Dubai. |
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siripum
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| Honestly, my dream place to live would be somewhere peaceful with big trees, fresh air, and actual seasons—but not too extreme. That’s why I’ve always been drawn to the Pacific Northwest, especially somewhere like Skagit County, WA. You get the charm of smaller towns, access to nature, and you're still close to the coast. Plus, summers are getting warmer even up there, so if you’re thinking about moving, I’d definitely suggest looking into (…) It’s not the first thing people think of when moving somewhere “mild,” but having a good AC setup makes a big difference in comfort. A cozy, well-cooled home surrounded by mountains and forests? That’s the dream for me. |
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