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[Sussex] Where would you live in Sussex?
- Thread starter brighton terra
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BensGrandad
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Torrevieja area but not in the actual town probably around Los Balcones.
AmexRuislip
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Torrevieja is like Bexhill!
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
It is, often forgotten as its a long way west but a beautiful little town.
I'd be happy to have two places - one where I am now (Fittleworth) but also somewhere a bit more urban if i wanted convenience and a night out, so perhaps somewhere in Hove.
I'd also happily live in Horsham.
bobbysmith01
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- Feb 6, 2015
- 785
Kingston Gorse, simply lovely, but out of my price range.
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Nitram
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- Jul 16, 2013
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Having lived along the South Coast in different areas most of my life, apart from brief stays in Yorkshire and Dorset, very happy in my home Fiveways area of Brighton, bought as a run down house but improved over last 21 years of living in it, best place I lived and no plans to move even if won the lottery.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Out on the Pevensey levels with no neighbours within a mile. I'm a bit of a misanthrope and I really don't care for other people much.
Crispy Ambulance
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Very much this although, on the infrequent occasions I drive down there, the fields leading down to it have an eerie feel to them as I believe this was roughly the area where Sarah Payne was abducted. Poor little mite.
Yep here or a beach front property at west witttering.
The Spanish
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I would buy the pavilion and live in it
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Back to road we lived on when I was born...
Old Fort Road, Shoreham Beach side...
This house I love and would buy if money was not a problem.
https://www.holmesbuilding.co.uk/project/94-old-fort-road-shoreham-by-sea/
Old Fort Road, Shoreham Beach side...
This house I love and would buy if money was not a problem.
https://www.holmesbuilding.co.uk/project/94-old-fort-road-shoreham-by-sea/
Denis Healy had a splendid mansion overlooking the valley. Not sure who owns it now.
The quiet suburbs of Brighton & Hove, and luckily that's where I live at present.
So I'd move to a larger house.
I love being near the Amex, shops, seafront, Ice Rink in winter and varied sports facilities, whilst finding relative tranquility at home.
There are some beautiful villages and hamlets in East Sussex, but doing things is generally a significant drive each time.
So I'd move to a larger house.
I love being near the Amex, shops, seafront, Ice Rink in winter and varied sports facilities, whilst finding relative tranquility at home.
There are some beautiful villages and hamlets in East Sussex, but doing things is generally a significant drive each time.
Yes.
That applies to most of us.
I think the idea was that you only won the lottery once, rather than win it every weekmoney no object ...
Top Suite in the Grand Hotel ... hot n cold running chamber maids included
well why not if you had the money
Mr Putdown
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I’d move back to my old village, Hartfield.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Thanks for the warning
How close are you
I was born and dragged up in Staines, still in the grand county of Middlesex.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Thinking about it, bugger Pevensey Levels, I would have Streat Farm house up on the downs overlooking Plumpton. I had a job there 30 years ago fixing the phone and still remember the stunning views, space and seclusion.
You could also get to the Amex in about 10 minutes in a 4x4.
You could also get to the Amex in about 10 minutes in a 4x4.
Gabbiano
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I would buy a piece of land as close to the centre of Brighton as possible (or knock down some existing decrepit shithole house), and build my own Grand Designs style eco-house there, exactly to my own specifications and requirements.
Living out in the beautiful villages is nice for the view, but I need a little more going on as to not get bored, plus the little village bubble NIMBY mentality that so many of these well-to-do villages maintain drives me round the twist. Plus the thought of having to drive for every little thing doesn't appeal at all.
Living out in the beautiful villages is nice for the view, but I need a little more going on as to not get bored, plus the little village bubble NIMBY mentality that so many of these well-to-do villages maintain drives me round the twist. Plus the thought of having to drive for every little thing doesn't appeal at all.