modal verbs - Difference between "would" and "will" when talking about the future

Which option should I use here:

1. 
   

   I often think about a big ideal house in the suburbs I will live in without noisy neighbours to disturb me.

   
   


2. 
   

   I often think about a big ideal house in the suburbs I would live in without noisy neighbours to disturb me.

   
   

And why?

Personally, I chose "will", but in the answers there is "would".

Answer

This is a tricky one. We use will when describing the actual future:

I'm getting married next month! We'll live in a big house in the suburbs with no neighbors and […]

We also use it after verbs like want and hope, that describe a desired future that we hope will become real:

I want to live in a big house in the suburbs where I won't have noisy neighbors.
I hope the house we buy is a big one in the suburbs where we won't have noisy neighbors.

But we don't use it when we're describing a hypothetical future that we don't expect to become real, even if we would theoretically like it:

My ideal house would be a big house in the suburbs, where I wouldn't (or didn't) have noisy neighbors.

Your example falls into the latter category.