When you win the lottery, what house are you going to buy?

[CitrusIceCream]

I’ve decided on this one

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/109351268#/?channel=RES_BUY

I’m not sure how much ir will cost, but...pfff.

Haven't found it yet but nothing grand or expensive.

3-4 beds with nice garden, modern interiors. Maybe space to have a swimming pool built.

4/5 bed detached home with lovely gardens and balcony overlooking the sea

Not one you can see from the road

I like the croquet lawn @CitrusIceCream but you'd need to redecorate the house

Yes, PPCD - Have already decided on the nee decor 😊

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There’s a house near me that’s very pretty. Of course I’d need to buy the next door hours and evict the neighbours (hugely loud).

Wasn't thinking of lottery, but was daydreaming about if DH's software produce magically hit the jackpot and saw a place on Highgate/Hampstead borders that I loved. It's not listed anymore, but it was rarity in that it was a big, modern-look house it that it felt like you could actually live in it - some are so big and airy you can't imagine actually living there but I loved that one; i think it would be my dream home. If I had about £6m.

Tiffany house
I used to walk past it on my way to school and thought it was amazing.

It needs a total revamp inside and the garden is not as big as I thought it would be as a kid

No longer on the market, but I think this is the most amazing house ever seen

Woodbrook Road, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK9
www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/80570137

I used to live near Ropley where your Lottery house is OP!
I would buy detached, at least 1 mile from nearest neighbours - pool, tennis courts abs near the sea.

A 4/5 bed house with a bungalow annexe for my mum and a paddock for a horse.

What I handker after is effectively a high end penthouse flat with a small terrace/courtyard garden, but detached, not in a block.

I don't think it exists

@CitrusIceCream

I’ve decided on this one

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/109351268#/?channel=RES_BUY

I’m not sure how much ir will cost, but...pfff.

23 acres. You will need a full time gardener. Or two.

I haven’t found my lottery dream house yet but I know it needs at least three staff cottages. Security in one, gardener/cleaner in another and Nigel Slater in the third to cook for me.I havent actually asked Nigel yet, so if you meet him please don’t mention it.

I'd never buy a house in England. I wouldn't splash my fortune on a big house anywhere tbh but for the sake of the thread I'd say..

www.google.com/amp/s/www.habitusliving.com/architecture/ocean-stage/amp

www.domain.com.au/35-39-william-street-roseville-nsw-2069-2017151124?topspot=1

This is on my list

www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/st-anns-hill/

Also on my list

www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/woolland-house/

Stunning

www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/ghost-house/

Not too shabby

www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/glass-barn/

loughinehouse.com/gallery/lough-ine-house-exterior

Not for sale, but you know, you can always ask.....

Normally it would be some sprawling estate with a swimming pool and room for a pony.
Right now, a beach hut. Built for one.

I’d be happy to stay here, but I want to redo the kitchen, add an orangery, redo the bathrooms and have every room decorated and the garden properly landscaped.

I'd build my own!

I'm designing my own and then going off on numerous holidays until it's built, then come back and move straight in with it all set up to how I want

Oh I love the Alderley Edge house. Look at the bedrooms. Amazing! Never have to see the kids again in that space.