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Previously I've move for work, for a relationship breakdown, a new relationship and nasty neighbours.
If we move again it will be a retirement move and it will be to somewhere less frenetic and definitely back to somewhere further north.

We are in the process of moving now. Downsized 7 yrs ago to present house. Motivation at the time was to be mortgage free so I could retire early and care for my first grandson. We wanted small and cozy, good community feel, good neighbours and access to public transport. Found all that in our current Victorian home. Moving again now because I didn't realize the importance of a down stairs loo! Also, the road is really busy and other drivers impatient when we are trying to get on our drive! Moving to a bungalow this time with nice garden, walks nearby and 2 loos ?

I would love to live by the sea. Maybe when I retire I can get a small flat somewhere on the coast.

we now live in Devon but not near the sea. life is a much slower pace - good at times but frustrating at others.

we would like to move to have a better public transport, better supermarkets and a home with less maintenance. saying that we do not want to go too small either

I have moved 14 times since I left home at 17. Most moves were down to my husband's job which involved him working at different places in England and Wales. After he died I moved from Wales to Dover, Kent with my daughter after she got a job there. 16 years later I moved back nearer home to Telford because my daughter had become a single parent and needed a promotion which forced the move back North. Moved twice since being here, now finally in our own house but I am in the process of moving into the Annex which is almost complete so I suppose you could say that will be move 13!

Move 15, not 13!!!

We moved to the West Country to be near my very elderly widowed father (I am the only child). Now he has died and my husband has had a stroke which incapacitates him. I love the house and garden we have but they are impractical and we now have young grandchildren many miles away who I would love to see much more often. As we age we need to live in a sizable town or city with good rail and bus connections.

I do love where we live now, but there is an awful lot of work which needs doing.. it is very tempting to sacrifice the beautiful outside space we have now, for a more modern property where everything is done & no plastering, painting or general DIY needed!! Obviously the ideal would be all of the above & the outside space too - but like many others, I'd be looking for a lottery win for this to actually happen! It's fun dreaming though

I'd like to go somewhere cleaner and greener but I'd need a lottery win for this.
A nice view of trees and fields would be so nice.

I really don't like moving, so for me it would probably have to be for a reason, other than change of scenery, e.g. downsizing, place without stairs etc. I've only moved property once since being a homeowner (25 years), and that was because my first property had subsidence and I couldn't cope with the stress of it.

I love where we are I just wish I had a huge garden, big enough for all the grandchildren to visit and camp in and run around together. Being near the sea would be wonderful too, but maybe a garden with a small stream for catching tiddlers would do. It is highly unlikely we will ever move, and I make do (in normal times) with visits to sisters in cornwall and isle of wight. But I do daydream sometimes.

I've lived in my home for 29 years and raised my 2 kids here so there are a lot of memories. I would only move to a house with a garden as my current home is a first floor flat. It has a garden but it's some distance from the property so can be inconvenient sometimes.

I would love to move to a detached house that lets in light like I lived in when the family were growing up. After divorce I needed to be in town and now remarried still in terraced town house - husband lovely but does not want to move!

If I won enough money I would buy a something on the Isle of Wight - maybe a cottage or caravan or even a Lodge - don't mind which - just love it there!

I was brought up in the country so i miss simple things such as nights being very dark and being able to walk where no one else is walking. I would love to move out of the town to be somewhere like this again!

I love where I live. I’m in a village but there is an hourly bus service to town or the city. It’s a flat short walk to the bus stop. If I couldn’t walk there I wouldn’t be able to walk anywhere.

We are in quite a big bungalow with room for a carer, if we ever needed one she/he could have privacy. The garden is quite big with room for another property between us and our lovely neighbours.
I don’t think that I’m up to looking after the whole thing on my own so can be found from time to time designing a small but perfect bungalow between them and us. Easy to look after, cheap to heat and maintain with a utility room!
DD and her DH can move into ours and look after me?

I couldn't really afford to move home. As lovely as it would be. Its funny. Isn't it? We keep buying bigger and bigger, need more room, and then eventually it gets smaller and smaller. Downsizing to just one bedroom. The life cycle of a human home. ♥

We’ve been married 37 years - and have moved 19 times! Sometimes with the job (OH was Royal Navy), sometimes for schools (four daughters), sometimes just for something better - and sometimes just for a change. I have never imagined living in one ‘forever’ house - until now. I’d like to move to a lovely bungalow or barn conversion- and stay there!

If my grandchildren moved then I would move to be near them

Desperate to move home. No money to do the place up & new development next door [pressing ahead] which means less privacy in our home & area getting busier all the time. Husband wants to stop working & we both just want space & a more peaceful life. Was considering France then Brexit was announced and now Covid!! Cornwall prices increasing too [our 2nd choice] & getting busier. Would consider staying put if can make the property more private and do it up [renovations not just decorating!] giving more space & 2nd loo! Have moved around a lot in past, [work related]. Winning the lottery would help!

I would definitely move home if I won the lottery.. with the children grown up, our house is too big, and I love being near the beach

We move next week. Now that our family has grown and flown the nest it is time to downsize. Extra cash can then be used to help our family.

I'd move (in the same area) for a view and a more energy efficient and easier to maintain house and garden.

When my husband died two years ago I seriously thought of moving from my four-storey Victorian home to a small bungalow but none that I looked at felt "right". In fact most of them felt like dog kennels in comparison to what I have. Also I have 35 years of memories in my home, so unless I can no longer manage the three staircases I shall stay put.