We asked readers to recommend some of the best places in Yorkshire to set down roots, and the response was amazing.
From buzzy suburbs to picturesque rural outposts, there was a huge range of suggestions.
What makes somewhere a good place to live is highly subjective, of course, but friendly locals and a strong sense of community were key factors for many of you.
Open spaces, from pretty parks to stunning coastal walks; popular pubs, shops and cafes; and good transport links were also high on the agenda.
We couldn’t include all your recommendations but here’s our pick of some of the best places to live in Yorkshire, based on how many people suggested them and the reasons they gave.
They’re not all traditionally the most sought-after areas, but they do all have lots to recommend them, according to the people who know them best.
One of the areas has been named the UK’s happiest place to live, another has been called the nation’s most underrated town, and a third is home to one of Europe’s largest urban parks.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Did your neighbourhood make the list?
9. Walkley
Walkley and Crookes, in Sheffield, have been recommended by many readers as great places to live. Nicola Whitham said: "I've lived in Walkley all my life and I love it. It's near schools, parks, public transport and it's really quiet." | Iconic Media Group Photo: Sarah Marshall
10. Swaledale
Swaledale is another picturesque part of God's Own County. Jean Graham said: "It’s so peaceful and calming with beautiful scenery." | YPN Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
11. Woodhouse, Sheffield
Woodhouse may not traditionally be one of the most sought-after areas in Yorkshire, or even Sheffield, but Mark Davenport called it a great place to live. "I have lived there 62 years and never had a problem," he said. "I walk out of my house and walk along the river, which is a five-minute walk. I can walk into Rother Valley, all green fields, the other way, and walk to Waverley lakes, Treeton Dyke, and Shirecliffe Valley, and be surrounded by greenery without getting into a car. You're seven minutes from the M1 , which links directly to the M18 and the A1. You're not sat in traffic for 30 to 40 minutes to get onto the motorway. We have good local shops, too, and a fantastic local butcher." | Google Photo: Google
12. Knaresborough
The historic market town of Knaresborough is not just a great place to visit but one of the best places to live in Yorkshire. Genna Rhead said it has 'the best people and the best views'. | YPN Photo: James Hardisty