You can have three properties anywhere in the world

[BiscuitLover3678]

They are as big and as gorgeous as you like. Where are they and what do they look like? All mortgage free.

But you just have three in total. Only 3.

Penthouse on Passeig de Gracia in Barcelona.

Castle on a Scottish loch.

Villa with pool and orange groves as far as the eye can see in Sicily, probably around Cefalu. WITH DONKEYS*

• Most important bit.

@elQuintoConyo

Penthouse on Passeig de Gracia in Barcelona.

Castle on a Scottish loch.

Villa with pool and orange groves as far as the eye can see in Sicily, probably around Cefalu. WITH DONKEYS*

• Most important bit.

Gorgeous! Where do you think you'd spend most of your time?

I haven’t thought much about what they’d look like but - here in Wales (nice views please), a base in Singapore (might not be that big for obvious reasons, but near an MRT station would be fine), and a place on Waiheke Island, Auckland, with fantastic views and near a fabulous winery, please.

Tuscany

Hawaiii

Scotland

One in Cornwall, one in York and one in Tewkesbury.

Monaco

Carmel

New york

Trinidad

Auckland

Stockholm

London
Milan
New York

a beachside apartment or house in Barbados looking over the Carribean sea for winter 6 months
an apartment in Paris for weekend escapes
A house in north Wales for the summer months in a spot which looked out at the mountains

Villa in Marina Di Campo on the island of Elba, a townhouse in Mayfair, London, and an apartment in New York

Central London

Corfu

Freshfield

Ski Chalet Chamonix

House in the Masia Mara

My own water villa in the Maldives

Kefelonia
London
Northumberland

Here in Devon

Apartment in Rome

Massive villa with pool somewhere in Caribbean

A big detached house with loads of land in Surrey, just outside of Richmond.

A very modern apartment with sea views in Cannes, France.

A quirky townhouse in a posh Brooklyn neighbourhood, NYC.

London
California
Sandbanks

Key West
Antigua and Barbuda
Home! (South Coast UK)

My existing cottage in beautiful Somerset between the Quantocks and Exmoor

A safari lodge near the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania

A cowboy bunkhouse in Wyoming or Montana, complete with a mule which I can ride Western style

Bloomsbury
Languedoc
Bavarian alps

@Bellafrenum

A big detached house with loads of land in Surrey, just outside of Richmond.

A very modern apartment with sea views in Cannes, France.

A quirky townhouse in a posh Brooklyn neighbourhood, NYC.

I would live in Surrey as that's where my pig and chickens would be, but would have them looked after while I spend a couple of months of summer in Cannes. New York would be for trips , mostly in October and December for Christmas shopping.

London, central, walking distance to theatres…

Spain, southern. Warmth in winter.

Lake District, where I’d spend most of my time.

Antrim coast
Oxford
French Riviera

London.
West of Scotland, glass house looking over a Loch.
Wouldn't want another.

Home

Villa on Lake Garda

Austrian ski chalet

I can't decide on mine. Probably:

1. Not far from where I live now. It would have to be big in the countryside, gorgeous village. So not too far from family and basically our ideal home now if we had the money. Our base. We can get to London quite easily from here and I lived in London for years before we moved, so don't feel the need for a place there.

1. A really swanky apartment in New York, maybe east village. Rooms for the kids and wild courtyard garden. Love NY we'd go a lot I think, especially for Christmas.

1. This is a tough one. There are so many beautiful countries but in reality Europe is closer and easier for us to access. Oh screw it, a place in Queensland Australia. We'll travel with what would have been mortgage money and rent it out for retirement funds.