New research reveals Britain’s most popular pensioners by comparing the population density of pensioners in each city.
Figures from Fabulous Vegas reveal that North Norfolk (33.8 per cent), followed by Rother (32.6 per cent) and East Lindsey (30.6 per cent) top the list with the highest number of people aged 65 and over.
The Most expensive cities are also classified by comparing average real estate prices from last year. The results show that Westminster (£1,747,429), Kensington and Chelsea (£1,728,191) and Hammersmith and Fulham (£1,379,345) are the most expensive retirement centres.
The three best cities for retirees in Britain:
North Norfolk
Located on the east coast of England, North Norfolk, with its award-winning beaches and charming village markets, emerged as a favorite among seniors with 33.8 percent of those aged 65 and over. With an average property price here of £356,500, it is a mid-priced option for those looking for a quiet and peaceful lifestyle in the countryside.
Rother
Second comes Rother, East Sussex. With a pensioner population of 32.6 per cent and a significantly lower property price of £173,232, the seaside town is loved by those looking for a ‘slow life’ with plenty of opportunities to sit and take in the scenery and step outside. , golf and go hiking.
East Lindsey and Dorset
East Lindsey and Dorset have both shared third place, with East Lindsey’s cheaper average property price of £186,194 (compared to £396,377) giving it the edge.
While 30% of Dorset’s population falls within the demographic, 30.6% of East Lindsey residents are aged 65 or over.
