City Living: Harrogate
There’s a lot more to this quaint relation of Leeds and York than Victorian architecture and cakes.
City Living
Moving out of London is a big step for a lot of families, but many still take the plunge. However, in recent years young families have been choosing more urban surroundings than perhaps they grew up in themselves.
With amenities from cultural hubs to great schools, shops and transport links, with all of the charm of a large town, some of our smaller Cathedral cities are not almost as difficult to find a good house in as Fulham or Chelsea. Many new families are looking for houses in Oxford, Cambridge, Winchester, Bath, Bristol or Exeter to name but a few.
Our latest series chooses the best smaller cities to live in outside London. We have found the most sought-after streets, the finest houses, the most charming shops and local areas, as well as talked to the expert agents in each one to help you decide where to buy, and how much you might need to pay for yout dream house.
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City Living: Edinburgh
Edinburgh has a lot to offer, from Georgian houses and flats to excellent schools and a thriving gastronomic scene.
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City Living: Exeter
The Devon city of Exeter is attracting more young families thanks to its great location and excellent schooling.
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City Living: Cambridge
Why move to Cambridge? We talk to the experts to get the lowdown.
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City Living: Bristol
Why move to Bristol? We talk to the experts and get the lowdown on the gateway to the South-West.
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City Living: Oxford
Finding a good house in Oxford won't come cheap, but the quality of life there, and the very good schools, make relocation out of London worth consdering
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City Living: Winchester
Why move to Winchester? We talk to the experts to get the lowdown on this charming 'village city'
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City Living: Bath
Get the lowdown on moving to Bath with our property guide
