A survey of 3,000 people also found most would want two children, two foreign holidays a year and a working week which lasts just 21 hours.
However most of us are far from it, a worryingly hight 85 percent saying they are currently fed-up with their lives and far from where they want to be.
The majority of Brits also claim a pay rise of £32,000 and a holiday home in Cornwall would only go 'some way' to making them content with their lives.
Many said they would also want better health, more holidays and to be their own boss… but if they got to make a 'perfect life' wish, why do they want to work at all?
A spokesman for Sky Broadband, which carried out the survey, said: "While a few Brits are content with what they already have, many are simply working towards a better life which involves more money, a bigger house and a fancy car.
"It seems our idea of a perfect life isn't always down to money though, as many have said, having children and getting married is a big part of getting their happy ending.
"The ultimate happily ever after may seem like a fairytale but time with family and friends is attainable and plays a huge part in our quest for happiness."