All the talk of Caroline I posted that one by mistake on Ruth’s thread.
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Yes thank you!!London is the capital city of England. It is in the South East region of England, geographically. London is split into quadrants; North, East, South and West. ‘Central London’ means the very middle bit, also often referred to as ‘Zone 1’ (that’s to do with the tube/subway). It is generally, most expensive to live in Zone 1. In each quadrant there are little neighbourhoods; Fulham, where Caroline lives is in southwest London (so spans the edges of South and West quadrants) and is Zone 2, I think, so not actually ‘central London’ but a very nice convenient location nonetheless.
‘Countryside’ is rural areas outside of cities and towns.
Ruth’s Georgian house is in Frome, in Somerset which is in the South West of England. It is actually further south than London (though not by much) and is much further West (by UK standards).
Does that help?!
they're all so interchangeable it is an easy mistake to make, I have done the sameAll the talk of Caroline I posted that one by mistake on Ruth’s thread.
Yes Ruth’s house (the Georgian one) is in the countryside but just outside of a small town called Frome, in the county of Somerset. Somerset is in the south west of England, often referred to as the Westcountry
I would be surprised if Caroline had actually bought Ruth’s old house, it would be a big lifestyle change. I reckon she’s just spending some time there during lockdown to get out of London (which would explain her not wanting to give much away on social media given you’re not supposed to be travelling across the country for no good reason right now)
I replied to it on that thread too, didn’t spot the errorAll the talk of Caroline I posted that one by mistake on Ruth’s thread.
Zones 1&2 are both central London.
Just for added information, in regards to 'desirability' and the value of property. Period homes, such as Georgian, most often command a premium and there are areas outside of the capital which are also extremely expensive e.g fabulous coastal locations, chic tourist destinations, areas of outstanding natural beauty and the Roman cities e.g York, Chester and Bath. Frome is countryside close to Bath.
So Ruth has also bought a holiday cottage! They can’t be short of £££ if they’re taking on two mortgages / renovations at once.
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Why is she happy to film the cottage reno but not sure about the house?
So she can then advertise it for rent and get her followers slavering to pay her to stay there.
Maybe she wants to keep more of her private life private - she shared such a lot with her other house it was easy to see where she lived etc. I’d be the same, don’t think I’d mind sharing a holiday let renovation as it’s seperate from your home life, but that’s just me
Nooooooo, no, no, just no #stampsfoot. I wanna see mid century modern renovation, not seaside cottage
Tbf I think that is clever & makes it a good investment!
Me too!Nooooooo, no, no, just no #stampsfoot. I wanna see mid century modern renovation, not seaside cottage
A good way to keep the new house private would’ve been not including the post code on a swipe up 
Bless her! I bet she got a right telling off for that.A good way to keep the new house private would’ve been not including the post code on a swipe up
They’ve probably moved again.
Oh crap, we're going to have to do the whole Google streetview house search all over again aren't we
For the love of God , nooooooooOh crap, we're going to have to do the whole Google streetview house search all over again aren't we
I was tit at it last timeFor the love of God , noooooooo
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