What would you change about where you live?

I would really like to get my deck fixed so it is usable again. Maybe I will be able to afford to do it down the line

I would love to have my master bedroom on the first floor. Its not feasible but still something I would love.

Heating and air for the whole house that works!

Windows! I would love to have a window that the sunlight can penetrates every morning, and it is where I would love to put my study table. Imagine working or reading in a very sunny window. That will be my favorite spot inside of our room if ever!

The only thing I would change is the amount of carpet I have upstairs in my house. So tired of getting shocked just to turn the light switch on and off. .

@ambiepam I’d go for an extra bathroom. Just the one - I’d hate to go back to having 5 like in our last house. I don’t want to spend my life cleaning toilets, but a spare would be good.

Oh there's a lot to list . . . this old, little house needs a lot of work. I do wish I could do something about the neighbors .

I've made a lot of changes already. So I don't think we would if we didn't have to. I wish out bathrooms weren't the size of walk in closests, but that's about it.

I wish there were more sidewalks connecting my neighborhood to our town so we don't have to depend on cars all the time.

Get all the carpeting out so I can just mop my floors.

At times when the kids are home, I would love a bigger house. But that would be more to heat, cool, and clean! What's up with no hot water?

Don't you have hot water? That would really surprise me.

I would like to have floors with rugs on the surface instead of wood floors.

I love to cook, my kitchen is adequate but if it were larger I would really love that. I want to get the tiny hallway bathroom painted sometime this spring if I can.

I quite like where I live. It's a nice, quiet area but close enough to be able to walk to the town. We have good transport links (sometimes unreliable and expensive but at least it does exist). We have a lotnof neighbours, most of whom are lovely. So those things, I wouldn't change. We live in a flat (apartment) that is above one other. It's he not one you call a 'block'. The flats look like houses so visitors get confused and have trouble figuring out how to get to the top one! I'd probably change that somehow. There are also two flights of stairs to us. I don't know if I could change that without knocking the whole thing down and starting again but it's impractical things like that that I'd change. The bedroom that my two sons share could be bigger. It's not really designed for two large adults to share! The rooms are fairly large for the type of property. I'd still like more space, though. Extra cupboards and surfaces in the kitchen, and additional rooms/space for a workbench and all my gaming and crafts! Realistically, I'd just like to have a good de-clutter, get some decent furniture, put up shelves and cupboards, and give everywhere a lick of paint.

I had to think hard. May be to get those flowers back that once bloomed in our garden?

I like pretty much everything here, it is only 7 years old. I do wish that the bedroom window did not stick, it doesn't slide open very easily. I actually prefer windows that crank open.

Smaller, easier to heat, and in a warmer climate

I wish the design layout of the house was different. This is an old house built in the 1950's and was originally a summer beach home. So, the rooms are small and cramped space wise. There was a dining room and extra upstairs bedroom added on in the 1970's. If I could afford it, I would knock out a wall to make things more spacious. Oh yes, I would change many of the neighbors around me. Very inconsiderate people and self-absorbed. But you can't choose your neighbors can you.

I'd like to have carpet on the floor of living room,in winter,the tile is too cold.carpet is warm.We will calculate budget this month,if we have spare budget,i will achieve it.