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10 Very Cool Towns for Retirement

Category: Best Retirement Towns and States

November 11, 2020 – We are not talking cool as in the temperature, when we say 10 very cool towns for retirement we mean retirement towns that are fun to live in. Small town and mid-size cities where there is plenty to do, congenial neighbors, and attractions and charm that will make your children and grandchildren want to visit when this pandemic finally ends! Turns out there are a lot of cool towns that are great for retirement; here are our picks for 10 best places to consider for your retirement. If you know others, we hope you will talk about them in the Comments section at the end.

10 Great Towns for Retirement

Davidson: One of the 10 Coolest
Towns for Retirement

Davidson, NC. Home to elite Davidson College, the population is growing rapidly and is now over 12,000 people. Local downtown businesses, characterized by restaurants and specialty shops, cater to an affluent market. Davidson College has made the town an intellectual and cultural center, drawing into its orbit professionals and some retirees.

Comments on "10 Very Cool Towns for Retirement"

Admin says:
November 13, 2020

One of my favorite cool towns for retirement is Sedona, AZ. It is very arty, absolutely beautiful, and offers incredible hiking and outdoor adventure.

BrianH says:
November 16, 2020

Should the title be renamed to "10 very cold towns for retirement?" Most of these places are way too cold for my bones!

Editor's comment. Thanks for the note BrianH, good suggestion! Here is a "cool" place in Florida where you won't ever get cold! Dunedin, FL.

ella says:
November 18, 2020

I love Essex, CT. A very small town with a plaque that reads "The Prettiest Town in America" (or something like that, it's been a while), and it is! As for Pigeon Forge, I can't imagine anyone living there. It's a tourist trap, not a town! There are many other towns in the Smoky Mountains one can choose.

 

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