Where would you live (anywhere) for £150k

[LaurieFairyCake]

Let's pretend you have £150k and you don't have to worry about getting a job or providing rooms for children.

Favourite City centre flat or seaside cottage?

3/4 Canada Court, 81 Miller St, Merchant City, Glasgow G1 1EB
www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40989062.html

This is mine, city centre of Glasgow - lovely area and plenty of space

This is mine. It wouldn't matter how the flat looks on the inside - I'd spend the whole day looking out of the window .

That's a fab flat Santa - what amazing views

With no ties then somewhere in the french countryside.

Brittany, Morbihan, Guéhenno
www.rightmove.co.uk/overseas-property/property-44247841.html

For you united

I'd be loathe to leave London, there's not much there for £150k but this is near Green Lanes and teeny but fairly good for transport and not too far from the centre.

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31014003.html

LaurieFairyCake - That house is depressing.

It's cute and cottagey

Laurie - Well yes, it is, but isn't it also very dark?

I'd prefer a modern bungalow on the west coast of Ireland overlooking the Atlantic so I could watch the rollers on a stormy day and go swimming on fine days. Somewhere like Lahinch.

god, I'd live 150k, but it still wouldn't be enough for a gorgeous flat in my dream locations...

I'd love it too. :)

If price were no object though, I'd buy one in London, or in the Alpes, or Flushing in Falmouth, or in The whitsundays, or, or, or...

Not sure where I'd pick although it would have to have plenty of amenities close by as I don't drive, but wanted to say I find the French cottage depressing too.....but mainly 'cos it reminds me of what our current house looked like internally - wall-to-wall, batcave-like stone yuck - when we bought it!! Sorry Laurie x

On Gabriola Island in British Columbia here

Or in Funchal on Madeira here