Country bumpkin or city slicker?

For weeks Andrea and I have been looking online at properties in Beaconsfield, and last week we arranged an appointment with the estate agent who's been assisting us.

So yesterday Sean and I got on the train from Marylebone to Beaconsfield where Andrea picked us up in her car. First we had brunch at Beech House, which was recommended to us, and then the viewings began.

The train journey itself only took an incredible 22(!) minutes from the west end of London to leafy Buckinghamshire,  and for the same price as the Marylebone Village mews house that we've been to see several times recently, this is what we would get:

Well the big question remains; do we pack up and leave central London for more space, with another baby on the way?! Country bumpkin or city slicker? Only time will tell.... ;-)

Pub lunch & house viewing

Popped out locally to grab a bite to eat before viewing a town house for sale here in Marylebone, that has a self contained flat in the basement, with its own entrance (ideal for my Mum in other words! 😊)

Our Bank Holiday weekend in pics

Frozen yoghurt at Pinkberry @ Selfridges 

Another house viewing in a cobbled Marylebone mews

Swimming, coffee & Sunday papers followed by lunch, at the country club

Al fresco brunch in the sun

A full English for the adults whilst Sean is munching away on our toast, and an extra portion of bacon

Tree climbing in Regents Park

scoot scoot!

House viewing in Montague Square

Squeezing in as many viewings as possible now, with Mum being here, as her advise is vital. Another one lined up later, on the beautiful tree lined avenue, Hamilton Terrace in NW8.

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Marylebone Village Mews House

"What time is it? Where is the estate agent?!"

With Bear, in what i think must be the prettiest mews' I've ever been to in central London.
We are about to view a house for sale, with both garage and terrace. Cld this possibly be it? :-)

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