If You Could Live In Any House, Which Would You Choose?

[Azlan82]

Most people will probably say Buckingham Palace or the White House, so let's make this interesting if money was no object, and you could move in today, what house would you move into within 20 miles of where you already live?

Any house you like the look of, it might be famous, historical, whatever,

I'm in London so I've got a lot of choice, Buckingham Palace being the obvious one, but for me it's this bad boy....

https://houseandhistory.com/st-saviours-house/

https://houseandhistory.com/st-saviours-house/

St Saviours, an old church transformed into a mansion, swimming pool in the basement, epic elevator, man cave, everything you could possibly want without it being overly big. And the best part is its in central London, where all the good stuff is, only £44 million.

Added bonus, I hate gardening, and it doesn't have a garden.

 

[I Am Legion]

 

[ripsta619]

If it is within 20 miles or so. If anywhere

 

[Osculater]

A big huge cave with fresh running water

 

[Pittie Petey]

I really dont think anyone would say Buckingham Palace or the White House

 

[Damo321]

 

[Bacco]

 

[Simple Southerner]

Idk 50 cents/ Mike Tyson's old 50 room mansion. Imagine the shit that went down in that place

 

[djacobox372]

For sale for 125 million...

 

[Sonny Qc]

Any whore house will do.

 

[Trainspotter]

I don’t need a big house. Don’t even need a big bed tbh. Big acreage around said house is another thing. Would love to have a thousand acres of woods surrounding my place.

 

[Peteyandjia]

I'm happy right here, in my little fixer-upper.

It may not be much, but it's mine.

 

[mb23100]

 

[Chomsky Honk]

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

Johnny Cash's lake house in Hendersonville would have been nice

It's the house you see in Walk The Line when he wakes up from his drunken walk and buys it in on the spot

He lived there from the 60's to his death, no telling the stories those walls could tell. It unfortunately burned down shortly after his death

 

[Diet Butcher]

 

[Fake Doctor]

Had my eye on the one with the pool for a while.

 

[RedBeard_]

Most people will probably say Buckingham Palace or the White House, so let's make this interesting if money was no object, and you could move in today, what house would you move into within 20 miles of where you already live?

Any house you like the look of, it might be famous, historical, whatever,

I'm in London so I've got a lot of choice, Buckingham Palace being the obvious one, but for me it's this bad boy....

https://houseandhistory.com/st-saviours-house/

https://houseandhistory.com/st-saviours-house/

St Saviours, an old church transformed into a mansion, swimming pool in the basement, epic elevator, man cave, everything you could possibly want without it being overly big. And the best part is its in central London, where all the good stuff is, only £44 million.

Added bonus, I hate gardening, and it doesn't have a garden.

A luxury log cabin would kick ass...

 

[MicroBrew]

I'm happy right here, in my little fixer-upper.


,

It may not be much, but it's mine.

Like the exterior, but don't like the interior design - too cold, floors look hard and slippery, no warmth.

 

[Wrath of Foamy]

I really dont think anyone would say Buckingham Palace or the White House

I know of some Jamaican guy who wanted to live in Buckingham Palace.

One of his teammates laughed at him because he was informed that he'd have to marry the Queen. He was an hard bastard, but that hurt him.