Woodbridge in Suffolk, brimming with rich history and Neolithic origins, has just been named the happiest place in Britain. Boasting strong community vibes and great access to schools and medical services, this picturesque riverside town on the River Deben has out-charmed the upscale Richmond-upon-Thames in southwest London for the title, according to a study by Rightmove.
Not far behind, Hexham in Northumberland secured third place in this nationwide survey on amenities, transport, and community spirit.
Yet being crowned the happiest comes alongside steep property prices in Woodbridge—the average home cost standing at £420,412 over the past year.
Mayor of Woodbridge, Councillor Robin Sanders, said: "The happy mood of residents is a reflection of the vibrant town centre." A stroll through Woodbridge reveals its bustling boutiques, quaint coffee shops, and welcoming pubs.
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