It ranked sixth in the Property Prosperity Index, a study by Sell House Fast, which evaluated areas based on crime rates, wellbeing, green space, transport links, and internet connectivity.
Jack Malnick, managing director at Sell House Fast, said: “Property prosperity isn’t only about how much a home costs or how quickly its value has grown.
“Crime, wellbeing, green space access and transport connections can all influence which areas people consider among the best places to live in the UK.”
Oxford recorded the highest life satisfaction score in the top 10, despite relatively low property price growth.
Swindon topped the list, followed by Newcastle upon Tyne and Warrington in second and third place respectively.
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