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Anybody else dreaming of living in £1million house in London?

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Reply 20

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Original post by Adipoptosis

We got a good deal then :biggrin:

You certainly did :redface:

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Reply 21

Awesome Genius

Original post by Samistrawberry

How does the tax thing work? Sorry just interested.

Essentially I earn a lot less than they do lol

Reply 22

MrsSheldonCooper

When I'm young (in my 20s and 30s) I'd love to live in a house like that in Central. The view from the rooms are amazing!!

Reply 23

iAmanze

£1m (if we're talking about central london) will hardly buy you a room...

Reply 24

Sapphire bbb

Original post by TomAyy

Couldn't think of anything much worse than living in London tbh

OMD, how can u say that. I've lived in London my whole life. Born and bred.
im a city girl. my grandparents live in yorkshire and it's boring as hell. it's where all the pensioners live. London is the land of opportunity, where the fun happens and where to make money. i couldn't live anywhere see but london

Reply 25

shoriffmiah

Screw London its all about America, Los Angeles,California and New York.

Reply 26

bassbabe

Live in a million pound house yes. Live in London hell no.

Reply 27

TheGuyReturns

Not too keen on living so close to the centre of the city myself. Being seconds away from a tube station which can get to the centre in 20 minutes or less though would be really nice. Preferably a station with a main London tube line, national rail and the London overground suck.

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Commercial Paper

Original post by WillNegForReps

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/new-homes-for-sale/property-33774594.html

I don't think about properties that much, but a view like that is god like

I'd rather live out further in the suburbs, be a quick journey away from London and use the money to buy a mansion with a games room, bar, cinema room, swimming pool and massive garden for parties as well as a large drive way for my sports cars - best of both worlds :tongue:

I really don't know who in their right mind would spend that much on a flat in London. Why spend that on a flat to be 30 seconds away when you can purchase something 20 times the size with everything you can imagine about a 30-40 minutes train journey away.

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Reply 29

newttella

Portland, Oregon. Near California but not too near (roads trips!!!). Foresty but not too cold. Yep, that's my dream place.

Reply 30

VannR

I have lived in London all of my life (east and south-east), and I would not buy a permanent residence in London as anything more than a financial asset, even if I had the money to spare.

Reply 31

Imperion

I'd rather buy a mansion 30min - 1hr away.

Reply 32

hdindak

i live in a million pound house in london- but only bc of property prices which have driven the price up- honestly you should see our house it reeeally is not special its like a standard 3 bed house in peckham

thats what you get in london now days aha

Reply 33

SecretDuck

Meh.

I am more looking forward to moving out to a nice market town which is 30mins to 1 hour by train, and the house is actually (shock horror!) close to the station.

I'm tired of having to take a bus to the station.

Reply 34

username1221160

I dream of living in a caravan in a cow field.

You've got to aim big.

Reply 35

TheonlyMrsHolmes

My Pinterest says I do dream of living there :smile:

Reply 36

Mattehow

Original post by WillNegForReps

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/new-homes-for-sale/property-33774594.html

I don't think about properties that much, but a view like that is god like

I dont get this kind of stuff, like.. that house is 3.5 million yet you can get a gigantic house further up north than london for less than that!!

Saying that, the view in that image does look amazing :biggrin:

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