House Names...

A house near me is called "Orl Wors". (All ours) the owners are Geordies! Our old house was called West House, not very original, but it was at the west end of the village.

Near the sea and roses? Hmmn, name it after me?
Was your DH a Marine? you could call it Mariners (have seen this house name in Devon.) Rosemarine? That's sea and roses in one fell swoop.
Seashells, Shorelea. Is the house a colour, white? Whitewalls etc.

Is there anything special you can see from the house perhaps? Or any beautiful flowers in the garden? Or something based on your favourite location when in the forces?

Our old house was called 'Threeways' - our friends used to laugh and say we were not very imaginative - lol ;)

One thing I truly hate, not for individual houses, but estates, new developments- is the awful idea of naming it or the street after what was totally destroyed to build it 'The orchards' (gone!) 'Badgers' Hill' (gone!), 'Foxholes' (gone!)...etc! In very poor taste ihmo.

Unity then for the Mitford and for you two!

Street name is Mitford Road,we have roses in the front garden...maybe something to do with them...

My friend's husband was an avid self builder. I think he built every house they lived in.
They were always given a name which was a play on her name. Lindisfarne and Lindishaven are two I remember. Personally I think Dunroamin is awful
Tying it into the name of the street/road is a good idea. Could you tell us just that line of the address ?

Another common one is 'LLamedos' (read it backwards)
Is there anything which would suit the road name, or perhaps something in Yorkshire dialect like Eehbygum? I have seen 'Panyan' on Picklers Hill for example. I think it needs to be a talking point rather than a boring name.
Do let us know your choice. Enjoy the fruits of your labour, you must be proud of yourselves.

I've seen that name online and quite liked it,husband wasn't convinced though(smile)

'Dunroamin'? Sorry, couldn't resist - I'm sure you'll have some more sensible suggestions soon...