Muddy Stilettos names Hertfordshire's best places to live

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 18:02 · Archive

Lifestyle magazine Muddy Stilettos has named its readers' top places to live in Hertfordshire for 2027.

Lifestyle magazine Muddy Stilettos has released a list of Hertfordshire's best places to live for 2027, as voted by its readers. The top locations include St Albans, described as 'one of the country's most beautiful small cities' with restaurants, independent shops and community spirit. The magazine noted that whilst 'there's a lot going on', rolling countryside is nearby for those seeking a quieter retreat.

Hitchin was praised as 'hip', with historic narrow winding streets and a traditional market square combined with contemporary style. The magazine highlighted the availability of green space and described the commute to London or Cambridge as convenient.

Knebworth, a small village known for its stately home and rock festival heritage, was also featured. The magazine described it as 'a friendly, welcoming place' with a busy high street, independent shops and nearby local towns. It noted that direct train routes to King's Cross and St Pancras station take around 30 minutes, making it well-connected whilst maintaining a local community feel.

Wheathampstead, situated just north of St Albans, was praised for offering 'country-village charm without disappearing off the map'.

How it is being reported

• Muddy Stilettos reveals best places to live in Herts as voted by readersA new list by lifestyle magazine Muddy Stilettos names Hertfordshire’s best places to live in 2027.Herts Advertiser · 26 Oct, 17:32
• Muddy Stilettos reveals best places to live in Herts as voted by readersA new list by lifestyle magazine Muddy Stilettos names Hertfordshire’s best places to live in 2027.The Comet · 26 Oct, 17:32

In this story: Muddy Stilettos · St Albans · Hitchin · Knebworth · Wheathampstead · Hertfordshire · London · Cambridge

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