Those who are considering moving to a different area take many factors into account when making their decision.
From schools and local amenities to crime rates and even air quality, there are so many variables to weigh up when deciding where to move.
It’s the case in every city across the UK that some neighbourhoods are more attractive than others - and Nottingham is no different.
We recently asked Nottingham World readers to suggest what, in their opinion, are the poshest neighbourhoods in the city
After hundreds of responses on our Facebook page, we’ve put together a list of the top eight most popular suggestions along with their average house price, according to Rightmove.
See the gallery below for the full list:
1. The 8 ‘poshest’ Nottingham neighbourhoods and how much you’ll need to pay for a house there
Readers think that Beeston Fields Drive is one of the city's poshest neighbourhoods | Andrew Abbott Photo: Andrew Abbott
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2. Beeston Fields
House prices in Beeston Fields have an overall average of £425,671 over the last year | Google Photo: Google
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3. Adams Hill
House prices in Wollaton (including Adams Hill) have an overall average of £319,644 over the last year | Google Photo: Google
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4. Mapperley Park
House prices in Mapperley Park have an overall average of £297,624 over the last year | Google Photo: Google