What's the nicest thing you can see from your house?

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The flowering cherry tree I planted 2 years ago in the front garden. Prunus autumnalis...its been flowering since November.

We live on a hill in SE London, if you look downhill at the end of the garden there is a line of big old trees and through them you can see the City skyline.

The beer garden of a neighbouring pub. It’s very pretty.

My daughter 🥰

You keep her outside?

Pen y Fan. Love it

South Downs here too @bussteward ! Also a medieval church and the village High Street, which is pretty.

Church next door, trees at the back, big ole house in front. We're very lucky after reading the awful things you can see from your house thread

The water meadows at the back of the house.

And I haven't cut the lawn yet so snowdrops, crocuses, winter irises and Lenten roses.

The trees on our road. They line both sides as well as the middle grassy bit. Starting to bloom now and lovely once the spring properly arrives.

From my bedroom window I can see the nearby retail park...... and the wonderful B&M sign!
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Ancient woodlands and all the little birds in the trees.

Masses of snowdrops - so pretty and a reminder that it will soon be Spring

A boating lake with fountains, a river (often with kayakers on), a Victorian viaduct.

The snowdrops, crocuses and daffodils

Our garden - we are quite secluded.

Mountains across the way, sea in the middle.

There's a Facebook page called View from my window which is basically just that. People post photos of what they see from their home. It's fascinating.

Donkeys!

I’m surrounded by farm land so have donkeys on one side, sheep on the other, and a field of cows at the back. Love hearing their various noises during the day.

At the front, a prime view of the whole long road, leading to the downs. At the back, woodland.

A folly on top of the moor - love the view of it. When we’ve been away and catch first sight of it on the way back it means we’re home!

I can see the path of a small river, but not the water and the local Abbey.

The birdbath. Love watching the birds in a morning. They still use it even when it's so cold.

I would have a hundred or more things I could name, but the wild plum planted a few years back is coming along nicely.

We’re in the New Forest, so I can see a load of ponies wandering around.

A big sweeping view of fields with a valley and river and beautiful stone bridge, rising upwards towards the next village with their church at the top. We bought this house for that view.