Cheap Places in England to Live
Hull was named the UK’s City of Culture in 2017, and somehow, the prices still didn’t explode. Average property prices sit around £130,000. That’s insane for a city with a direct train to London and a massive marina.
The locals are unfiltered and hilarious, and the chip shops are legendary. You can buy a three-bed house near the old town for less than a studio in Reading. Performance anxiety from the postcode? Forget it—Hull is genuinely cool now, and your budget will thank you.
One catch: the weather is brutal in winter, and the Humber Bridge is windy enough to rearrange your hair permanently. But hey, cheap rent forgives a lot of grey skies.