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Introverts make up around 16 to 50% of the population, and they're known for favouring solitude over socialising, and beautiful green spaces over hustle and bustle – especially when it comes to picking a place to live.

Comparethemarket.com has analysed other factors that are important to introverts when house hunting. They include a small population size and plenty of opportunities to get lost in the landscape, alongside essential considerations including low average house prices and good career prospects.

The price comparison site found Wales was the best country to live in, while Somerset ranks highly in the England and Stirling in Scotland.

Here, the five best towns and cities to move to in the UK if you're an introvert...

1. St Asaph,Wales

With a population of 3,355, St Asaph is the second smallest city in the UK. It is also home to the smallest cathedral in the UK, which has had a violent but compelling past, notably attacked by Henry III and Edward I. With 520 people per square kilometre, introverts can enjoy the peaceful and serene surroundings of the Welsh city without worrying about the hustle and bustle of larger towns.

2. St Davids, Wales

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Paradise by the sea, St Davids is the UK's smallest city, with a population of 1,841 people - the perfect place for an introvert to thrive. This coastal city boasts beautiful views of the beach, historical landmarks and only 39 people per square kilometre. The average house price of around £195,585 makes it even more appealing.

3. Sheffield, North England

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This might be a surprise for a few, given its population of over 577,000, but as well as being one of the UK's major industrial and cultural cities, Sheffield also offers stunning views of green landscapes. There are also 37 parks, so you can swap busy streets for peace and tranquillity. Despite having over 1,500 people per square kilometre, it has the highest quality of life score on the list and fairly affordable housing.

4. Wells, Somerset

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Located in Somerset, a popular holiday destination for Brits, Wells is known for its picturesque and medieval architecture. With a population of 10,000 people, the city has a pretty impressive ratio of coffee shops to people - with 13 shops for every 1,000 people.

5. Stirling, Scotland

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Scotland's first entry on the list, Stirling is a market town recognised for its farmland and rich history. The city only has 43 people per square kilometre, meaning you can enjoy a stroll into town without worrying about traffic or crowds. The cost of living is significantly lower than a lot of UK cities, making it the cheapest place to live in the top ten.

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