Norwich has been named the East of England's third happiest place to live in Rightmove's latest national survey of residents.
Norwich has been named one of the 50 happiest places to live in Britain, according to the latest annual survey from property website Rightmove.
The city finished 49th nationally and third across the East of England in the company's 2026 Happy at Home Index.
The research, now in its fifteenth year, gathered responses from more than 24,000 people across 221 locations throughout Britain.
Participants were asked to assess different aspects of life in their communities, including access to green spaces, local amenities, transport connections, employment opportunities and their sense of belonging.
In the East of England, Woodbridge in Suffolk claimed the highest position, finishing 15th nationally, followed by St Albans in 16th place.
Norwich came third in the region, ahead of Ely in fourth and Hemel Hempstead in fifth.
Across Britain, Richmond upon Thames in south-west London was named the happiest place to live, followed by Harrogate in North Yorkshire and Cirencester in Gloucestershire.
Rightmove says the research highlights the importance of having access to everyday facilities, attractive surroundings and communities where residents feel connected.
The results also suggest that expensive property prices do not necessarily guarantee greater happiness.
Norwich's position places the city among Britain's highest-rated locations for overall resident satisfaction, providing another positive reflection of life in Norfolk's regional capital.

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