What are the best areas to live in Exeter?

St Leonards is very popular,being close to hospitals and schools and within walking distance of the city centre. It is also the most expensive area in the city. Pennsylvania is also popular, as is Heavitree and Alphington.

Is Exeter safe to live?

Living in Exeter Reports find that Exeter outscores other British cities in terms of mortality rates, cost of living, the amount of green space and crime rate. Moving to Exeter also means moving to one of the top ten most safe cities across England and Wales.

What’s it like to live in Exeter?

Exeter is a peaceful, scenic city surrounded by stunning countryside and coastal views. In addition to its rich history, there’s a large student population, a vibrant atmosphere and lots of fun things to do – so students living in Exeter will always be entertained.

Is Exeter a nice town?

Exeter is generally regarded as a great place to live. Located in the rural county of Devon, Exeter offers a little of everything: miles of gorgeous coastline, rolling hills, farmland and countryside all around — but it’s still a thriving city with plenty to do.

Is teignmouth rough?

Teignmouth is a quaint quintessentially old English seaside town. Lots of character but we didn’t see much rubbish on the streets or full litter bins and no evidence of rough sleeping and very little graffiti. Obviously some empty shops but on the whole a safe atmosphere and environment.

What are the bad areas in Exeter?

In answer to the second part of your question there are no particularly bad areas in Exeter although Beacon Heath, Wonford and Exwick are less popular.

Why live in the neighbourhood Exeter?

Welcome to the Neighbourhood Exeter! The Neighbourhood Exeter has everything you need, all safely under one roof. From award winning self-contained studios and mega-fast broadband to a wealth of social and study spaces, a cinema, karaoke room, private dining room, a fully loaded gym and exclusive resident events.

Does exexeter have a crime problem?

Exeter can be rightly proud of its community spirit, historic streets and general good standard of living. But it isn’t all green fields, private drives and celebratory street parties. A glance at the police crime map shows some neighbourhoods do have problems with anti-social behaviour and low level crime.

What is happening to Exeter’s subs?

The recent negative reformation of Exeter’s subs stemmed from pioneer **** migrants mainly from Briz’Ol, Brummy, Liverpool and Nu’Castle arriving in the city and sponging of the city’s wealthy Council and multiplying at near in-human rates.