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Mine would be bordering state land in N Idaho. Less then a 1000 sf and no one for miles?

You?

Mine would be in the mountains around Telluride, CO. Surrounded by pine trees and aspens with no neighbors!

I live in it. As long as my wife and boys are there with me, I have all I need and I'm in my dream house.

Love that answer. Lots of truth in it.

I think Rich may already own it. Beach front in Kauai. SW or E shore. Near Kapaa or salt pond beach.

My dream house is the Freddy Krueger House on Elm Street....

We already had our dream home - 4300 SF, 3-car garage, 6-bedrooms, 3.5 baths, over 1/2 acre with a large deck on the side of a mountain looking down on the city of Colo Spgs, CO. It was great while kids were home - they all moved out at about the same time so we were rolling around in a monster home too big for 2 people. We sold it and bought a MHP with the proceeds. We are now happy with our 700 SF apartment in the middle of our MHP! We have a view of the lake with dock access to 180-acre lake. Life is Good.

Two small vacation homes - one in London and the other in San Francisco. No country stuff for me.

We've got no real desire to upgrade our primary home. It's pretty humble, a 3/2, about 1600 sq feet, but we've always been really happy here. But what would be really nice would be getting a cabin on a few wooded acres in very north TX close to the OK border, or maybe just over the border into OK. That part of the country is really beautiful. We'd use it as a getaway for a few days at a time. It would be close enough to where we live now (about 75-90 mins drive), that we could just shoot up there more or less when we feel like it without having to plan a real vacation. It will probably have to wait until the kids have left home though (15 yrs from now - our youngest is 3).

I thought this was an interesting article I read today:

Where Do Most People Want to Live?

If you could live in any state, except the one you live in now, what state would you choose to live in?

The Harris Poll has asked this question every year since 1997. While California tops the list of most popular states to live in among Echo Boomers (now ages 18 to 33) and Gen Xers (ages 34 to 45), Hawaii is the top pick for Baby Boomers (ages 46 to 64) and Matures (ages 65 and over). Among Echo Boomers, Hawaii drops out of the top five.

Here are the top-10 states across the age groups:

1. California
2. Hawaii
3. Florida
4. Colorado
5. Arizona
6. North Carolina
7. Oregon
8. Texas
9. New York
10. Washington