Hi everyone,
A little context... we moved in July of this year and hate where we live. It's noisy, unpleasant neighbours and far too urban. DH fell in love with the house and, stupidly, I caved in.
We're moving again in February next year and have found somewhere we like. It's in the same town, but coastal and much more residential. DS is 3 and the location is perfect for him. The beach, park, family, and local church who run activities are all within a 5/10 minute walk. Property is also detached, so much more relaxing for me as a noise-averse bag of nerves. 
The house needs work, but we've saved and have a reasonable budget.
I don't see this new house as a 'forever home', but I don't know if that matters?
The local primaries are great but I've already said no way will DS be going to the secondary unless there are some radical changes. Does this even matter, given that DS is still so young?
I think I'm so broken from the experience we've had with this house that I'm not thinking straight.
Stupid question, but does it sound as though I've thought everything through? The house gives us everything we want and need in terms of space. We can't do anything about location until DS is older because we rely so heavily on family for childcare.
Anything obvious in my rationale that's missing? I'd also be interested to know if anyone else has moved with kids of a similar age knowing that they would likely go through it all again within the next few years?