ACCOMMODATION

It's moored on the River Thames near London. It's very peaceful, apart from the noise from the ducks and geese.

Our next-door neighbour likes to play loud music at night, so we moved the bedroom to the other side of the house where there aren't any neighbours directly next door.

It's lovely out here in the countryside and we try to spend as much time here as possible. It's quite a little house, but very cosy, of course.

It's a bit cramped, but the great advantage is that, when we get fed up with one place, we just attach it to the back of the car and move on.

It's a very large, spacious house with a long drive, beautiful gardens and a view over the golf course. There are fifteen bedrooms, although we don't use them all of course!

The block where we live is next to the underground station. It's smaller than our old house, of course, but we have a great view from the 8th floor

Towers and turrets, bastions and battlements. Mist on the moat and dragons under the drawbridge. This place is awe-inspiring

My grandparents bought it last year. Its main advantage is that it only has one floor, so they don't have to worry about climbing any stairs

Although we live in the city, our house stands alone in its own garden. This means that we don't get any noise from the neighbours on either side.

There are three of us in here and it's really claustrophobic, especially as we can't open the window and the door is locked all the time. Oh well, only another 7 years to go!

There are fifteen of us in here, but the sergeant-major makes sure we keep it tidy. If we don't, we get extra guard-duty!

I'm not sure who lives there now, but at one time it was the residence of King George III. It's very grandiose; 120 bedrooms and almost 600 hectares of land.

It's quite an old house, and the walls are paper-thin, so we can hear everything the neighbours on both sides are doing.

The patients on either side of me are really nice, which is good because otherwise this place is really depressing. I hope I get well soon.