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Grantham may be best known as the birthplace of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whilst Sir Isaac Newton was also born in the nearby village of Woolsthorpe by Colsterworth. Grantham was originally a Saxon village and grew into a market town during the 11 century, being known for their successful leather and wool trade.

Looking to move to Melton Mowbray? We wouldn't blame you! Situated in the Vale of Belvoir which is a stunning part of the country, Melton Mowbray borders Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire. Its name derives from the Norman-French for 'beautiful view'. The town has an estimated population of over 27,000 and connects with 70 stunning surrounding villages.

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Funny you should ask! Stamford is idyllic enough to have formed the backdrop for television costume dramas such as Middlemarch and the 2005 film Pride & Prejudice. It is regularly a finalist in The Sunday Times the best place to live in Britain survey, winning the title in 2013. Stamford holds a great sense of community; their main market takes place every Friday, where you can explore up to 90 traders, both casual and regular. A smaller market is also held every Saturday, as well as a Farmers market every other week on Stamford High Street.