what would your house ideally be overlooking?

[BrickPoet]

the sea

I’m not sure. I overlook a lake with mountains the other side of the lake. It’s a pretty decent view.
if not this, then the ocean I guess.

Turquoise blue ocean and a white sandy beach ( not UK).

fields of animals with trees as well
with somewhere i can see birds flying

A meadow with woods beyond all with horses grazing living their best life (with me)

Seattle

Avalanche Lake in Montana.

Moorland

An uninterrupted best view of the sunset.

An old mill (which I would also own because I'm not a middle aged woman in suburbia I'm some sort of lady laird who mooches about collecting unusual plants) with a beautiful weeping willow lined mill pond.
Kingfishers would alight on my outstretched arm as I tweet their names in the gentle morning sun, "Barry! Ian! Dave!", and otters and ducks would frolic happily together...🤔
All this would be adjacent to a slow meandering river, acres of mossy green rolling hills and an uncorrupted sky view...
Also got to be a quick walk to the local shops and on mains drainage.

Wouldn't say no to a sea view either.

Mine too 😍😍

Lake Como

Sydney Opera House.

The sea. I live in a coastal town and our house currently overlooks the Sussex downs which is lovely. However, I have my eye on a row of houses that overlooks the beach and thats where I'd like to move to. Greenery is wonderful but there is something very healing about watching the waves and seeing the moon across the water at night. Just gorgeous.

We have open fields to four sides. Horses at the back. Sheep at the front but ten minutes into the city. It's lovely.

Farm animals and/or a river. We live near the sea, and I never get 'sea views' if it's just the horizon-it's a grey, bleak stripe for most people?!

The sea , mountains, a canal.

A railway line and some pylons. I do overlook pylons so halfway there!

Pylons? Each to their own I guess.😂

Open countryside. I’ve always been a townie but would like to retire to somewhere a bit more scenic.

Definitely water. I think a lake would be the ideal choice.

I'd be slightly concerned any river worth looking at would mean living on a flood plane.

The sea would be temperamental. Sometimes amazing others, terrifying.

ooohh I’d love to overlook a lavender field or wild flower meadow.

We overlook a school playing field and I know some people moan about the noise but there is something really lovely about hearing all the school kids running around at lunch - just so joyful, bless them.

A lake

Oh yes so beautiful there!

Gorgeous

Already have it. Long distance views over rolling countryside.