If tou could buy a holiday home anywhere in the world, where would you buy ?

[Kittencuddler]

I think I'd pick palma, I know it's an obvouis choice but it's so handy

Anywhere in Italy. Have always loved it, and was an aupair there when I was 19. Just feel very settled and at home there.
Or, Croatia would be nice!

Somewhere in 🇫🇷

Gent (Belgium) - easy to get to, no flying involved, fascinating place and lots of places to visit from there.

A lovely little flat in London- zone 1

We are lucky to have access to a beautiful house in the South of France. It’s practically unbearable there in the summers now because of the heat. There are constant wild fire warnings a few miles away.
So I’d steer away from hot places !

Im too changeable for one place

Tons of places in the UK, Spain, Sardinia, Italian main land, Palma came to mind as well like a PP

Chamonix

We have a small house in the French alps and I love it at all times of the year. 30 days of sun a year but not outrageously hot.

Lyme Regis. A quick trip for any nice weekend.

If we had the money we’d have an ocean going yacht. However, if it has to be on land then Portugal, inland from the south, one of the tiny little villages that are scattered about there.

Rye. I don’t like flying or long drives.

Dorset. It's just beautiful ❤️

theres over 13k people live in Whitby ….isolated from what exactly?

Mawgan Porth

Isles of Scilly