Finding the Best Places to Retire Since 2006!
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"That it will never come again, Is what makes life so sweet..." ~Emily Dickinson
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June 10, 2024
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A cozy 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.
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On the southwestern Florida coast, balmy, beautiful Marco Island is known for its upscale lifestyle and breathtakingly white sand beaches snuggled against some of Florida's most gorgeous blue-green waters.
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Situated along the banks of two large lakes, Madison is a lively college town with festivals, museums, a ballet, an opera, a symphony, a zoo, a fun pedestrian mall and much more.
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One of several towns that make up Delaware's popular beach resort area, quaint, touristy Lewes has a cute downtown, clean, white beaches and calm waters. And history abounds.
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Outside of Yellowstone National Park, Red Lodge is cute, touristy and an outdoor adventure hub in south central Montana's rugged terrain.
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Once a pirates' hideout, friendly Stuart sits on southeastern Florida's famed Treasure Coast and is today known as the "Sailfish Capital of the World."
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Nestled in southwestern Utah, sun drenched St. George is known for its natural beauty, golf, healthy living and slightly mystical quality.
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Snuggled around Eagles Mere Lake in the unspoiled Endless Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania, the little village of Eagles Mere started as a family resort and today is popular with tourists and retirees.
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Charming Pinehurst is in the rolling Sandhills region of south central North Carolina and was originally designed to resemble a New England village. Today it is a golf destination with a cute downtown.
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Leafy Madison sits on the banks of Ross R. Barnett Reservoir in central Mississippi, offering a bounty of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Locals also enjoy a month long summer picnic, a farmers' market, a scarecrow festival and more.
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Kentucky's second largest city is in the heart of the state's lush Bluegrass Region and is known as the "Horse Capital of the World."
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Beautiful and balmy, Tequesta sits on Florida's southeastern coast and has a life-guarded oceanfront beach, with another 2,000 feet of often empty, primitive beach to the south.
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Surrounded by the scenic Berkshire Hills in northwestern Massachusetts, Williamstown is home to preppy Williams College and boasts Tony Award-winning theater presentations, an organic market, a red brick downtown and more.
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Along Aransas Bay on the Texas Gulf Coast, Rockport is a funky, low key tourist destination known for its long clean beaches and outstanding fishing waters.
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Romantic and full of history, St. Augustine sits on the northeastern Florida coast and is known for its charming downtown, miles of beautiful beaches and scenic waterfront.
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In the wooded foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee, Maryville boasts safe neighborhoods, a beautiful library, relatively reasonable living costs and outstanding outdoor recreation just down the road.
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Carolina Beach, North Carolina
The little town of Carolina Beach sits on a barrier island named Pleasure Island and is a laid back place with miles of beautiful beaches, some cute 1950s cottages, a fun boardwalk and more.
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