Where is the best place to live?

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Where is paradise iyo?

By the seaside, I quite like the sound of Brighton but have only visited so can't recommend.

Wherever you fit in and feel at home.

I'd like to live in a cottage in a Yorkshire village.

I live in the Northumberland countryside and love it. I'd love to be slightly nearer the coast though

I'd like the dramatic scenery and peace of he highlands, with the weather of the South of France, and a 30 min commute to London.

Not that I'm picky, of course.

Dramatic scenery by the coast but with internet and a good selection of veggie food.

Yorkshire

Usually it's near loved ones.

City or rural?
How close to the coast?
Facilities and amenities nearby.

These are the things to consider, but the answers will be different for everyone.

London

Far north-west of Scotland. On a sea loch. Alone.

London

Everything you need is here including peace and quiet.

London

London!! Bloody love it and wouldn't live anywhere else

North London.

I'm very happy living in London and probably won't leave, but I wouldn't describe it as paradise.

There are many millions of people to whom living in London would be hellish.

I know people who are totally married to living in the country, I doubt they'd call it paradise either.

@LaurieFairyCake
Where do you find the peace and quiet in London? I live in zone 1 and hate it. Although it was nice and quiet between Xmas and new year

I couldn't live in a city. Ideal place would be rural, but near a beach. We live in an ideal.spot for us, but wouldn't suit everyone due to not being that accessible to big cities.

London.

I want to live in a small village by the sea in Northumberland

Imustbemad

Greenwich/Blackheath

And walking along the river at the Thames Barrier

On the coast bordering open fields and rolling hills.
But with links as I'd still have to earn
Plus I need optical and dental care.....plus any future health issues.

Right by the sea. I love Brighton but the beach is pebbles and that just isn't right.

I'd love a house on the beach, it's my dream. A nice pub nearby would be nice and not too remote.

Yorkshire.

Access to cities like Leeds and York, the dales, the seaside....

Reasonable living costs compared to London (though there are some real property hot spots) and a lot of big companies re-locating to Yorkshire so good career opportunities also.

@LaurieFairyCake I don’t fondnthose places that quiet. Especially Greenwich, it’s a tourist spot. As big as the park is, it’s always busy.

I crave the type of peace and quiet you get in the country side. Where you can go for a walk and barely see anybody.