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.

The Cambrian Mountains and the River Wye. We’re very lucky.

We have a huge cypress tree in our back garden, which isn't the most aesthetically pleasing, however every other house seems to be cutting down their established trees and so our tree is home to squirrels, wood pigeons, other birds, and we get those plus blue tits, robins, magpies, starlings, finches coming to feed every day, plus the occasional kite and heron over head.

It fills me with a sense of well-being

I live in the middle of a golf course. It's a rural one where natural features (woodland, gorse, heather, streams) are preserved (no huge sand bunkers), so although it's managed it's essentially countryside. So a view of trees, birds and open green spaces. Punctuated occasionally by questionable golfing fashion statements .

A beautiful Georgian market town right under our windows. ❤️ (Farnham)

From the windows at the back of the house the North Sea, from the windows at the front of the house a park with a duck pond and boating lake. So water everywhere!

From my loft I can see Epping Forest from the front window and Canary Wharf from the back window. I think that's quite cool!

I have three mature trees in my garden when there aren't many others nearby (suburban gardens).
From the landing window I can see the gothic spire of a nearby church.,

Depending on which window, we have some moorland or a nice little fruit tree. I love some of these responses.

I work from a certain spot on my dining table where I can see my lovely garden from one side and the hill opposite my house through the big kitchen window on the other side. In the summer I can open the doors so I'm siting virtually in the garden and in the winter when it snows I can watch people sledging and snowboarding on the hill and then turn to watch the robins eating the food I leave out for them. It's lovely but I do wish I had a sea view. My parents have a view of rolling hills in France - sometimes the air is so clear they can see the pyrenees.

@Breadhead1 sorry not sorry! Brilliant idea isn't it.

Out the front our motorcycles that have just been cleaned and polished.
Out the back, beyond our lovely garden there are lots of huge trees sloping down the hill, me and DH call it our rainforest.

We own a tiny bit of oak woodland. It’s my favourite bit of the garden

The flock of hedge sparrows having a dust bath by the pond. All the daffodil shoots coming up.

All the majestic trees in my back yard. It’s one of the main reasons I bought my house.

My gorgeous son and puppy playing together in the garden 😊

A trendy north London yoga studio. We have a direct view into one of the studios! No greenery anywhere in sight.

A nest the magpies have made at the top of a tree

The sea, a beautiful golf course, a row of cute terrace houses with beautiful gardens. All from different windows

A sky bowl. Large bowl full of water that reflects the clouds.

Longleat estate

The row of 4 pretty yellow brick cottages opposite, early 19thC. They look back at our much duller red brick, late Victorian houses, north facing houses.

The whole road is a variety of styles on the opposite side, which used to form the edge of a village, looking out over fields. My side is the beginning of the block of roads of speculative building on those fields, which happened when the railway came to this part of the London suburbs.

A Grade I listed building that is just beautiful. I have looked at it almost daily for years and I hope I never get tired of it or take it for granted! It is such a miracle of history and every time I feel a bit down about the world I look at it and marvel at the history it has seen.

Beautiful sunsets and night skys. In the day time the South Downs in the distance.

My forsythia is just coming out.

I can see High Weald and downs here from upstairs. And beautiful sunsets as I face west.