Small town living

There are advantages and disadvantages to living in a small town. You are likely to have more frequent contact with neighbors in a small town than you would in a larger town or city, so it is important to take into account the pros and cons of having privacy.

Check out our list of charming small towns in Connecticut: First, you’ll swoon, and then you’ll start looking for a plot of land—or a future vacation spot—with your name written all over it.

Sometimes small-town life can get you down. Everyone’s going to West Elm, or Anthropologie, or heck — even Target, and you can only dream about being close enough to one of those stores to be able to casually drop by. Well, I’m here to remind you of ten reasons why living in a small town can really rock.1. Trendy design is hard to find.

HGTV.com shares the quaintest towns in every state and the most beautiful small towns in America.

From coast to coast, AD ranks the nation’s most visually stunning locales

Thinking about escaping your small apartment in a big city for a big house in a small town? Learn from folks who have already made this major move, so you can properly prepare for the differences.

Creating these images bring me so much comfort. I grew up in a small town, and there is nothing more peaceful to me than walking the streets of that tiny town after the rain... when the trees are heavy with raindrops and the world is so fresh and green. Follow along on Instagram for a daily dose of cozy content!

An hour from downtown Indianapolis, Brown County captivate visitors with both its natural beauty—highlighted by Brown County State Park—and new attractions such as Hard Truth Distilling. Check out our recommendations for what to do, where to eat and where to stay.

Often the gateway to nature and outdoor adventures, as well as deep dives into history, small towns in America offer travelers indelible experiences. These are best towns in all 50 states.

From wine country in Texas to coastal towns along the Atlantic, we have the best small towns in the South, whether you're looking to visit or put down roots.