Where would you live?

[HeyItsRaymond]

Originally Posted by GoldenBear

San Francisco. On the water, great weather. Classic homes and beautiful architecture. Close to the Wine country in the north, Carmel and Monterey in the south. Great food and drink. Easy to hop a flight from SFO to anyplace in the world.

This is my pick also. I love cold weather but not freezing cold. And there is plenty to do. Also very public transport friendly so you're not constantly driving and/or looking for a parking place.

London would be my #1 pick in the whole world and it's only a 10-hour flight from SF.

[lavaman]

Kauai.

[beaglehusky]

Originally Posted by kareemthedream33

Ann Arbor, Michigan. It has everything I could possibly want. I understand wanting to live somewhere hot like Miami or Malibu. But me? I need all 4 seasons, it keeps things exciting.

+1. Ann Arbor is the ideal place for me, particularly in the fall.

[Oyster1982]

I would love to live on the top floor of 8 Spruce Street, NY, NY.
http://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/lower-...e-street/35081

[nick c]

Switzerland

[The Joker]

Florence. The most beautiful city on the planet.

[masterserg]

Carmel, CA ... then, if money were no object I could travel wherever I wanted whenever I wanted.

[joeychitwood]

1) Harbor Springs, Michigan on the shore of Lake Michigan
2) Banff, Alberta, Canada
3) Ouray, Colorado

[RRGHOST1]

It is funny The Joker says Florence as my mother loved that city when she was alive,i think she might have picked there too. Me,on the other hand would like somewhere nice and hot and warm looking over sunsets and Pacific rollers as i love the ocean and seas.

[QueueCumber]

Originally Posted by Davidco

If money was not an object, what U.S. state and city would you live in and why? But, to make it a little realistic, lets say the house is 3500 square feet 5 bed, 3.5 bath on 1/4 acre of land. That way keeps the playing feild even. Places like NYC will be at a cap of the same size and amentities.

Just curious and did this on another site and found some interesting facts.

Mine would be a beach house in Malibu California. I love the ocean and the beach and would love to wake up and walk out onto my deck, watch the sun come up and then swim in the ocean. My dream.

Post em up,,,

Well, since my wife wouldn't move anywhere out of NY once we had children, the choice has nothing to do with monetary issues.

I like moving somewhere new every year; so I guess I would love to live on a small yacht and just move to new locations all the time.

I love NY metropolitan area, so other than being able to travel all the time on a boat, I guess I would stay where I am right now and take more vacations (which I will do once I am done with my PhD........)...

[Frosty]

The Rincon about 30 miles north of Malibu, great drive and scenery. Low is around 50 and high is around 80:

[Kinnakeet]

Bar Harbor Maine! My soul's home

[rodrob59]

The northeast shore of Oahu in Hawaii. Beautiful coastline and even more beautiful mountains. Is Robin's Nest for sale? Overseas I'd live in London.

[Dr. Robert]

I live in the San Francisco bay area, it's pretty nice here, don't think I'll move in the near future.

[tattooedfagin]

Elounda, Crete, Greece - there's a place built into the cliffs overlooking the bay here....if cash is no object I'd be knocking this guys door, terrific views matched by the locals

[Jwitt]

Just outside Murray, Ky on Kentucky Lake where my weekend house on the lake is. (And if money were no object I would have a winter home down on the Gulf Coast somewhere. I spend a couple of weeks every October down there every year now).

[speedo]

i am fine where i am. today is actually the first day i am wearing jeans after 4 months of shorts.

[Feras]

On a private Island

[Blue Owl]

I'd like to live in 'The Paradise City', where the grass is green and the girls are pretty.

[Route 66]

Malibu CA, but unfortunately, money is very much an object.

[Kingair]

California . . . without doubt !

And if money isn't an issue . . . right on the beach . . . ;-)

I just read in a post that traffic in Malibu is terrible . . in complete CA or in specific parts ?

Anyway . . . in december I will know it . . ;-)

HAGOne

[wantonebad]

Very simple for me:
June and July on Nantucket
August in Chatham
September and October in VT/NH/ME
November skiing in Colorado
December and January Palm Beach
February and March in the Bahama's
April and May in Napa, CA

Then repeat...

[towernick]

Pacific Palisades, CA

[perpetualman88]

Originally Posted by SteelerFan65

Milwaukee or St. Paul for the mild winters........
Or perhaps San Diego for the perfect climate and fact that my family is from there!!

Get out here Ken we need another WIS in this city

[airchitect]

On a ranch in Montana or in San Fran. Where I live is plenty expensive but those spots would definitely be tops......maybe San Diego........ooo or Vancouver........

[patrike]

- Lake Como Italy
- Lake Garda Italy
- Antibes France
- Juan les Pins France
:)

All just a short drive away from Switzerland ;)


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[Captain Kirkwood]

Interesting thread. I grew up in San Diego and always wanted to live in Del Mar (who doesn't). The weather really is perfect. But I've come to appreciate the greenery out here. And I love the Fall. Of the East Coast places I've been, I'm quite fond of Charleston, SC. Never been there during the Fall. Guess I'm not sure. So many place I still want to see.