Finding the Best Places to Retire Since 2006!
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"You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." ~Mae West
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April 30, 2024
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Tucked in northwestern Arkansas' lush Ozark Mountains, Eureka Springs is a lively Victorian village, an artists' retreat and a fun tourist destination all rolled into one.
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Just across the water from the wild and remote Ten Thousand Islands on the southwestern Florida coast, little Everglades City earns its keep through tourist fishing trips and canoe excursions.
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A cozy, amiable town with a casual Old West flavor and some beautiful homes, Golden is tucked between two table mountains and a canyon just west of Denver.
Bay St. Louis sits amid rivers, marshes and estuaries along the Gulf of Mexico and has a nice, quiet beach and a cute downtown.
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Not far from where George Washington crossed the Delaware River in 1776, affluent New Hope has a touristy downtown, an artsy vibe and a variety of beautiful home styles.
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Once a sleepy fishing village, Venice is nestled along the southwestern Florida coast and has clean dark beaches, a strong arts culture and an unassuming vibe.
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In South Carolina's Upcountry, leafy Greenville is known for its excellent restaurants, lively cultural scene, slightly European-feeling town core, wonderful waterfall park and more.
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Charlevoix is a pretty town along the shores of three lakes in northwestern Michigan and boasts fun events, a cute downtown, plentiful water recreation and baskets of colorful petunias.
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A nice little town nestled along the majestic Tennessee River in scenic southeastern Tennessee, South Pittsburg boasts outstanding outdoor recreation, a popular cornbread festival, reasonable prices and more.
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Home to artists, writers and a popular golf course, Bandon is a cute town burrowed near the mouth of the Coquille River on the rugged southern Oregon coast, a place where water views invigorate the soul.
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Surrounded by the sprawling Tonto National Forest at 5,000 feet above sea level in sunny central Arizona, peaceful Payson is a jumping off point for outdoor adventure.
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Sitting between the Intracoastal Waterway and the White Oak River on the North Carolina mid-coast, homey Swansboro boasts nerby oceanside beaches, unspoiled boating areas, cute downtown and more.
Touristy, laid back St. Pete Beach sits on Florida's central Gulf Coast is known for its beautiful beaches, unspoiled sand dunes and resort hotels.
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At the foot of the Bitterroot Mountains in scenic western Montana, Missoula boasts a lively cultural scene, good hospitals and abundant outdoor recreation.
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A quaint fishing village on the Chesapeake Bay, Rock Hall boasts a dozen marinas, nautical-themed events, a small beach and relatively reasonable prices.
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Tucked high in the majestic Rocky Mountains and surrounded by national forest, little Cloudcroft is remote, rustic and a bit touristy, thanks to the elegant, possibly haunted Lodge at Cloudcroft.
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Low key Laguna Beach sits on the central Florida Panhandle coast and is a residential community with a long, wide stretch of undeveloped soft white sand tucked against the dazzling, warm turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Nestled in Idaho's scenic Panhandle, Post Falls sits along the Spokane River and boasts safe neighborhoods, riverfront homes and plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
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