If you lived in this version of ColoradoSE France/NW Italy Australia, where would you live?
For me, there is a nice large house in the south Montano Plains that I would love to live in if all this were real. It's right behind the Montano Plains outpost in a triangle of land created by Highway 4, Highway 29 and an unmarked dirt road. It sits up on a hill and has a commanding view of Red Rocks to the west, Carson to the north and the Rockies to the east, with the westernmost outcropping of the Kettle Hills to the south. It's a nice big chunk of land and with the entrance on the dirt road, there shouldn't be too much traffic. At least not during the rest of the year when the Horizon Festival isn't going on.
So how about you? Where would you live? Take a photo of one of your favorite cars in front of the house you'd like to live in, post it up here and tell us why you'd want to live there.
Since I've seen a few people talking about it, I figured it's time to revive this thread. If I lived in FH2, I'd live in this old church. It's southwest of the main festival, on a hillside looking west. The view is huge, about 270 degrees, and the sunsets would be stunning.
One of my favorite features about Test Drive Unlimited was the ability to buy houses. I liked a place to keep all my cars and walk around the garage looking at them. Would love to see this in FH3.
Third game, third house. This house is above the Wombeegong Caves, right next to the Twelve Apostles. It sits up high on a hill overlooking the ocean, and there are a couple of outbuildings for guests to stay at. I could be very comfortable here.
I've chosen a house located in the northern-most part of Surfers Paradise. I like the location since it's still near the city, but not too close to all the noise and such.
Just north of Silver Sands Shipwrecks there's a nice group of homes with a beautiful view of the wrecks, Surfer's Paradise skyline and fireworks, and that big mountain at the center. This home also comes complete with a grill that spawn directly in front of the car port for some unknown reason. It's just a really pretty location.
After taking the time to cruise around Surfer's Paradise at a slow speed, I must say the houses are gorgeous! In the end, I decided to go for this house. It is located at a junction, has a large driveway and spacious garden!
However, I do have to keep an eye out for local residents - Their parking skills seem a bit questionable...
In our beautiful Australia I've decided to keep my main house in Surfers Paradise, but on the city limits, I used to live in another house near the tunnel then I've found this one with the nice garden and the bbq/table which is nice to receive friends at home.
I also got a countryhouse @ Yarra Valley. (found a really nice one, with a treehouse for the kids!)
And I own one of these nice near beach apartments (in the road from Surfers Paradise to Byron Bay, just near the parking). My apartment it's the first one left-to-right.
I went for a nice little place nestled between the high rises of Surfer's Paradise. Close enough to the hustle, bustle, and action of the resort city - yet unassuming.
Wanted to post on here for ages, love the photos! If I was to live anywhere I'd think i'd live here, off the beaten path a bit and right outside a drift zone, perfect for practicing sliding the F40 about
In the end, I decided to go for this house. It is located at a junction, has a large driveway and spacious garden!
