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The UK is renowned for its beautiful villages, countryside and bustling town centres.

In a recent study, the Office of National Statistics ranked cities from 1 to 10, according to their levels of domestic bliss, so if you’re looking to move to a happier town, have a look and see which areas have the most serotonin fuelled residents!

  1. Rushmoor, Hampshire – 8.35/10

Current average house value: £329,532

What you can buy: Two-bedroom terraced house in Farnborough for £280,000

  • Copeland, Cumbria – 8.24/10

Current average house value: £143,350

What you can buy: Three-bedroom terraced house in Whitehaven  for £114,950

  • Newry, Northern Ireland – 8.22/10

Current average value: £147,867

What you can buy:  Two-bedroom terraced house in Newry, for £104,950

  • Causeway Coast – 8.15/10

Current average value: £131,726 

What you can buy:  Four-bedroom town house in Coleraine for £200,000

  • Blaby, Leicester – 8.11/10

Current average value: £227,966

What you can buy:  Two-bedroom terraced house in Blaby, for £190,000

  • The Outer Hebrides, Scotland – 8.08/10

Current average value: £116,750

What you can buy:  Three-bedroom end terrace house in Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, for £120,000

  • Bolsover, Derbyshire – 8.07/10

Current average value: £137,299

What you can buy: Three-bedroom semi-detached house in Bolsover, Chesterfield, for £149,950

  • Ribble Valley, Lancashire – 8.06/10

Current average value: £185,649

What you can buy:  Four-bedroom semi-detached house in Rishton, Blackburn, for £200,000

  • Christchurch, Dorset – 8.06/10

Current average value£393,636

What you can buyThree-bedroom semi-detached house for £270,000

  1. Rochford, Essex – 8.05/10

Current average value: £317,776

What you can buy:  Two-bedroom terraced house in Rochford, for £290,000

UK towns are full of beautiful homes, from Victorian houses to modern & affordable student hubs. These 10 chirpy residential areas represent the enjoyable quality of living and the happy communities that live across the UK.