Where's nice to live in the UK?

[Lola]

Isle of Man?

Not strictly UK but y'know. Good for biking too.

It's wet, wet and wet!

[Xenophon]

Right, I've got a house deposit saved up and want to buy ....preferably under the 250K stamp duty limit but I can go to perhaps 280.

Spend some proper money.

[DS23]

Spend some proper money.

exactly. build the foundations for the next bust but be long gone before we get there.

[SuperZ]

Some other suggestions other than Devon as is just a bit too isolated and far from the capital.
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Exeter and Plymouth are large-ish cities and have good fast train connections to London. Exeter is a bit of a dive however, but living somewhere near the cost and then jump onto the fast train to London Sunday night from Plymouth or Exeter is worth the long journey
Nothing like living near the coast if you enjoy the outdoors IMO, and towards the SW where the climate is a little nicer

Somewhere slap bang in the middle of the country could be a good idea, somewhere like Swindon

[MarillionFan]

Exeter and Plymouth are large-ish cities and have good fast train connections to London. Exeter is a bit of a dive however, but living somewhere near the cost and then jump onto the fast train to London Sunday night from Plymouth or Exeter is worth the long journey
Nothing like living near the coast if you enjoy the outdoors IMO, and towards the SW where the climate is a little nicer

Devon!!!!!! Full of six fingered inbreds!! Why do you think I left!!!!

[DS23]

think i'd be looking to get as close to london as possible. location be ****ed. get in there. work hard, save hard and sell up for a surprisingly massive profit in 3.7 years. then you can afford to be a bit more choosy.

[Xenophon]

Kent

[DS23]

well, maybe not massive.

[Ruprect]

I love this board. Top 1% of earners in the country and still manage to whinge about how sh! t their lives are.

[DS23]

ah yes but they're not you see.