Share the things that encourage you to consider moving home with Willerby Bespoke - £200 voucher to be won

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

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'

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

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

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.

Do you move home often for a change in scenery?

Yes, I, move into a home stay around 7- 10 years and move to another home to make my own

What makes you think about moving now?

Wanting a quieter area.

Would it be to downsize?

Yes for our 'forever home' now the children have left home (but need space and a green area for the GC's)

Release money for retirement?

Maybe if our pension pot is severely affected by the downturn

To achieve a more relaxed lifestyle?

definitely - had enough of the commute and 9-5

Perhaps you’d consider moving to be closer to family?

Yes. maybe 20 minutes away

Or maybe it’s appealing because you get the freedom to start from scratch with your design ideas?

love to make the house I move into - my own. (knocking walls, new bathroom and carpets are always on my list)

I wouldn't care what size the house was I just want a view of the sea and a small area outside to sit and admire it.

I recently moved from my house to an apartment.My family had left home and I was living alone and unable to cope with the upkeep.My new home is modern and easier to manage.I am glad I made the move.

Moving with Willerby Bespoke gives you flexibility with a company that really listen to your needs.

We have lived in an old cottage for thirty years in the middle of the moors ,with wonderful views ,and a proper cottage garden .
We are about to move into the village because my husband has terminal cancer and I don't drive , but Oh , I'll miss my peaceful hideaway, and great dog walks .
I hate the thought of selling our hideaway

Would like to move to a house in the country but could only afford this if we won the Premium Bonds.

i want to move to worthing west sussex .mainly for health reasons and be nearer my relatives...fed up with big red bus coming passed my windows every day with all that pollution....

Motivation to move would be for a sea view, a larger house or maybe even a bungalow, a good drs nearby and a larger garden than I presently have. Other than that, I am perfectly content, thank you!

Having lived in the same house for over 30years and enjoyed every minute, I would happily move to a quiet area and house where i could be totally unknown.

I would love to move to a house high on a hill with a lovely view. Would need to win the lottery first though.

A place on Anglesey as it's just stunning would be my incentive

We are moving after my Husband had a heart attach followed by a quad by-pass, my Daughter decided it was time to move nearer to her so that she could help us with things. He had the heart attack in June had the op in September and was about to move house in March but the Corona Virus came and so we are still here awaiting the move in a few weeks. It has dragged on for so long I just want to get there. We are moving from Braintree to Durham which is a big move but hope it will be ok.

After the last few months of lockdown and being apart from family, I am seriously thinking of upping sticks and moving to be closer to my son and grandchildren, something they have been asking me to do for a number of years. It would also put me nearer to the sea which has always been a dream

Garden becoming much too big and the noise from the road and surrounding area.

To be able to fulfill my 18 month old son’s potential.

We escaped to Devon and have our dream bungalow with a fabulous sea view. The only snag is my daughter lives in London and has recently adopted two lovely little girls. Coronovirus has made us feel too far away . We really need somewhere with a short route to London!

into a nice house on the beach

I would consider moving home to downsize number of rooms, maybe a bungalow. A nice size garden for family and friends to relax and grandchildren to play would be a must too.

If I could afford a really good one, I would move into a huge motor home with my husband and travel all over ❤️

I'd need a lottery win to be able to move !