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We moved from London to Merseyside 3 years ago, I'd never been to this area before and neither of us knew anyone here. The big draw was the size of the property we could get with our money, as we were moving house with our son and his partner, who live with us. We bought a large dilapidated old house, with a self-contained flat on the top floor, and a huge basement where our son & partner built a studio and rehearsal room (they are both musicians, and our son also produces records). We don't regret moving at all. My husband quickly made new buddies at the local golf course and I've found our neighbours are much friendlier than in London, where we lived for years and hardly knew anyone outside of work.

I would only move if my health declined , I love my home too much.

We loved our previous home which was a lovley Town House unfortunately we ended up with most inconsiderate noisy neighbours from hell and after putting up with it for so long felt compelled to move. We now live in a detached house with an annex for my mother in law - we will only move when we need to downsize - which I hope will be a long way off

Happily settled in 4th house for 20+ years, then husband's sudden rare health condition unexpectedly forced a move to almost 300 miles away for specialist treatment. Don't envisage any more moves in our lifetime but now realise that 'best-laid plans of mice and men oft go astray'

To downsize. Less housework and less gardening as we age and also to a more village environment

It'd take a lot to get me to move now. I'd definitely do it if I had to to be near to our family, but luckily they all live within striking distance. I'd love to live by the sea again, but that would mean moving away from all of them, and I wouldn't contemplate it.

We've been in the same house for 39 years, so must like it here. We looked at a few larger houses when we had the children at home, but for one reason or another discounted them all. We were very cosy when five of us lived here, but the advantage is that we now don't have to downsize.

I lived at 16 different addresses before we moved in here, so perhaps it was about time I settled down!

I'd love to move to a detached bungalow reasonably near to neighbours but not have them on my doorstep, and close to the sea would be lovely

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I would love to move to be closer to my children and grandchildren and I will one day when finances allow or encourage them to move closer to me

We have a Willerby mobile home at the coast, didn't realise they did other types of build as well. If their bungalows are as good as their mobile homes then I would be happy to move into one.

We would like to downsize but my OH has a large fish tank, so a bespoke design would allow him to do what he wants with it.

We are very happy in our current home and have been here 35 years and love the area. We are lucky enough to have good neighbours which we have also been here 35+years. I would only be tempted to move house if we got new nightmare neighbours or maybe for a smaller more manageable garden as we get older.

This is entirely pie-in-the-sky, but in the event of a massive cash win, my perfect house would be one with its own swimming pool! But more realistically, my house would always have to look out onto water or green spaces - and as much of these as possible!

If I was going to move it would have to be for a well laid out home with large bright rooms. It would be nice to be closer to family.

We have moved home so many times in the past that I have lost count. I have never been emotional about any properties we have lived in, to me they are bricks and mortar. However, the memories you have while living at each property you can take with you and they will last forever. If I was able to afford one of the Willerby homes I wouldn't hesitate. The houses all look such good quality and to have great neighbours of a simliar age and probably similar interests so close would be a wonderful pull to such a property. Keep my fingers crossed for my numbers to come up in tonight's lottery ;-)

It is the age thing. The garden is now too much for us to manage and decorating is so much harder too. Plus we don't really need such a big house.

We sold our house and are renting hoping to find somewhere near our family. We would love to find home with an easily maintained garden perhaps a patio for herbs and pot plants, in an area with walks so we can maintain exercise but with transport links to our family so spaced out in North Yorkshire, Cotswolds, Devon and London. Help us find our ideal home!

If I had any money I would move into my own home...And move further south too. I'm in Yorkshire with no real friends now, so have nothing to lose if I move away.

I get bored of the same all the time so would move for a change. It would be exciting to redecorate a new home and work with a different layout. I'd also love more space so would move for a slightly bigger property.

Downsized 6 years ago to a much smaller house and would recommend.

I hate moving! However, I was forced to move 6 years ago when my husband of 40 years dumped me and I had no option. However, I was able to buy a little terraced house and actually I’m very happy here .... even got teeny weeny peeps of the sea from my “penthouse” Velux ..... aka room-in-the-loft!! The only time I’d consider moving is if there was enough space in the grounds of my daughters home for one of those posh cabin type dwellings.

If I have children, then will definitely need to move somewhere bigger. Ive just moved to Staines after living in London for over a decade - and I'd love to stay in Surrey as its much quieter than London, safer and prettier! Theres some lovely houses by the River; the dream would be to own one of them one day... perhaps I'll get luckly with a lucky dip! Fingers crossed!

I would love to move home and finally be able to breath fresh air in my own backyard.

Hobby, not bobby!!!

We have lived in our South London suburban semi since 1983 so moving is no bobby of ours. The house, shabbier now and in need of TLC, has done us proud while we raised our family. We could do with an extra room for when family stay - there's no room for both daughters' families - but not worth the hassle of moving. We'd like to live closer to both daughters but I'm not sure that uprooting would increase my sense of belonging and I'd miss my few good friends, not to mention the Freedom Pass (in non Covid times!) I'd also love to live somewhere historic and beautiful because yes, Suburbia is safe but boring. However - we have a lovely garden we've worked hard on and I'd hate to leave that, and we are close to beautiful countryside here. I don't rule out moving in the future, to be closer to grandchildren - but it would need to be eco-friendly, with lots of space, a large garden and easy to maintain.

I would consider moving home if we could be guaranteed a sea view