#best-places-to-live

#best-places-to-live

Epsom was praised for its abundance of highly rated schools and high-paying jobs in the area. Its natural environment score reflects good access to parks and green spaces.

"Brookline ranks highest in Massachusetts at No. 14, praised for its family-friendly environment and excellent public schools, as well as walkability and amenities."

Chelmsford is a modern commuter hub, balancing urban life and nature, with a vibrant shopping scene and attractions making it an appealing choice for residents.

Saffron Walden, lauded for its 'rich cultural offering' and foodie scene, is named the top place to live by the Sunday Times, reflecting its diverse attractions.

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This tranquil conservation area in southeast London has a pair of highly regarded state schools, a community centre next to the local church, a cafe and events space, top-notch pizza, grand Victorian houses and... two beautiful parks that are its crowning glory.

"Stoke Newington was recognized for its 'happening yet homely' atmosphere, Victorian architecture, and vibrant food scene, making it a sought-after living area."

"Long famed only for football and a gargantuan Ikea, this once nondescript corner of Brent is now one of northwest London's buzziest, most brunch-tastic neighbourhoods. This transformation is all thanks to a two-decade, 2.8 billion development of the area around the stadium."