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Asked by impendingdoom on 28 Apr 2020.
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Jun Lin answered on 28 Apr 2020:
My dream place is home, where my family is, where ever this place is.
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Louise Mc Grath answered on 28 Apr 2020:
Hi impendingdoom,
I would love to live in a cave home, much like the cave hotels in Cappadocia in Turkey. I think they are so unusual! I think the countryside would be best suited for this type of house, and if I could find an area with a mountain and some cherry blossom trees near by I would love it! I would have to look in Japan as they have wonderful cherry blossom blooms!
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Jennifer Cookman answered on 28 Apr 2020:
I would love to live in California somewhere near San Fran maybe or down near Santa Barbara with access to Laguna Seca. I’d probably end up in an apartment but ideally would love a nice detached house with big garage and some land. Would most definitely be driving a Camaro!
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Lea Duran answered on 28 Apr 2020:
On the Mediterranean coast! It’s gorgeous and sunny. It’s where I come from and by chance it is also a great place for my research on groundwater (how the water flows in the rocks in this kind of environment, how climate change is going to impact water…).
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Aisling Ryan answered on 28 Apr 2020:
Wow, that’s a super difficult question! Having lived in Ireland my entire life I would love to experience living in a country that has sunny weather! Although I am terrified of spiders I’d really like to experience living in Australia- it looks so beautiful there and the local language is English so adjusting wouldn’t be overly complicated. I wouldn’t say no to a pretty house to live in if there was one available (maybe even with a pool in the garden, that’s common in Australia, right?!) What/where is your dream place to live?
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Jean O'Dwyer answered on 28 Apr 2020:
I’d love to live where you can see the Northern (or Southern!) lights regularly, so maybe Iceland. A nice wood cabin with a stove would do just fine!
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Sonia Lenehan answered on 28 Apr 2020:
I want to live in the countryside! Surrounded by green and freedom! I want to live in a lovely little house that has a porch that I can have a swinging chair on so that I can sit in it every morning and drink my coffee!
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Lucy Blennerhassett answered on 28 Apr 2020:
Hard one! I lived in New Zealand for almost a year and would go back and live there any day except for one thing…it’s very far from my family. So for now Ireland is a good substitute 🙂 If I could choose anywhere it would probably be the south-west coast in Co. Kerry and I would love to build my own house from sustainable materials 🙂
You know what I think I could also live in a barge in Holland…I change my mind all the time.
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Ciara O'Donovan answered on 29 Apr 2020:
A little house in the countryside maybe with a view of the mountains.
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Dimitar Shterionov answered on 29 Apr 2020:
I would like to live in Greece. I spent 6 years there during my bachelor studies. I really liked the cities (I lived in Thessaloniki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thessaloniki ) which is very close to some beautiful beaches. The weather is very nice, the food is also great, the architecture and culture is also worth it 🙂 The Aristotle University, where I studied, is a good university…
Well, overall, I would be very happy if I can go living there again 🙂
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Fiona Malone answered on 29 Apr 2020:
I’d love to live by the sea on a house with a big glass front so I could look onto the waves.
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Roisin Jones answered on 29 Apr 2020:
Oooh interesting question! I actually think I wouldn’t like to change where I live, I love living in Ireland: I like the weather (even the rain) and how green it is and the people and the beautiful scenery, and most of all I like living close to my family and friends. I would love to move out to live on the coast though, I love the beach and it would be a dream to live close enough that I could go every day.
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Katherine Benson answered on 29 Apr 2020:
Anywhere cosy, with my family and friends nearby (and a good internet connection!!)
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Maria Isabel Meza Silva answered on 29 Apr 2020:
I would love to live back home in Colombia one day! I think to be close to my family is one of the main reasons I would love to go back. I also miss the weather and dancing! Regarding what I would live in, I think I would prefer a house with a big garden. I have lived my whole life in apartments and after seeing all the houses in Ireland I would definitely hope to live in one!
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Aruna Chandrasekar answered on 29 Apr 2020:
I would love to live on an island, somewhere hidden in the ocean where I could live with my family, friends, and loved ones.
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Min Yap answered on 30 Apr 2020:
I would love to live in a house in between a city and the mountains, with access to both, that would be ideal.
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Michael Nolan answered on 1 May 2020:
It certainly is not Ireland 🙂
I had two conference trips to Lord Howe Island, which lies between Sydney and New Zealand and it is quite the most amazing place I have ever been. If I could work from home there, I think I’d be happy.
Otherwise, having lived in Germany, I would be happy to spend my days wandering around Berlin and Leipzig. -
Aileen Doran answered on 1 May 2020:
Definitely Canada. I got to travel over to the Canadian Rockies in 2018 (as part of my work :D), and I saw some of the most spectacular scenes I could have imagined. There’s a picture on my profile of Lake Louise, which is near a place called Banff over there, and even in real life the lake (which is a glacial lake, and that’s what gives it its intense blue color) looks fake. I think living in a cabin somewhere there would be great. Somewhere peaceful and beautiful.
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Anna Zakrzewska answered on 13 May 2020:
A perfect set up would be to live on a boat and sail the world!
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