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moving to aberdeen

murfbrowne · 2012-05-17 12:28:09

Hi there, we are moving to aberden due to my husbands job, we have baby and toddler so any advice on what area is good for families, ie play schools and plygrounds etc, Thanks for any advice

17-05-2012 12:28pm

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murfbrowne

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Hi there, we are moving to aberden due to my husbands job, we have baby and toddler so any advice on what area is good for families, ie play schools and plygrounds etc,
Thanks for any advice

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#2 23-05-2012 7:50am

big b

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Hi

It depends entirely on budget, be it for rent or mortgage.

Generally an affluent area with plenty of facilities.

I'd avoid Torrey & a few others whose name I can't remember this minute.

But in general, you're never far from a park, the seaside is nice - but usually COLD.

If you say what/where you have in mind, I'll try to help.

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