10 Most Charming Small Towns in the United States

10 Most Charming Small Towns in the United States

Have you ever fallen in love with a town just by how it looks? Maybe you saw some charming town in a romantic comedy? Maybe on a road trip.
And now you want to buy some small-town real estate.
There is something about cute towns.
Today we are looking at some of the cutest towns I know of or have been to. These are the type of towns you can fall in love with on looks alone. Sort of like the sports-illustrated swimsuit cover model but a town.
We won’t be getting into crime rates, or cost of living, or things like that. We are going off the charm alone. That being said, keep in mind if it is a good-looking town it is probably expensive.
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[jbejaran]

Half Moon Bay, CA; Moss Beach, CA; Healdsburg, CA; Sutter Creek, CA; Bandon, OR; Astoria, OR; Virginia City, NV; Silverton, CO.

[johnkaczinski]

We just came back from an amazing place. Mackinac Island, Michigan. Although a tourist town (only about 400-500 year round residents), we found it to be an incredible place!!
You can only access the island by a 15 minute ferry ride. There are no cars. All transportation is by horse, bicycle or walking. It truly feels like a throwback in time. 80% of the island is state park and it basically closes down from October thru April. Movies were made at the Grand Hotel on the island. Check it out.

[mathieust.thomas]

Maine represented!! The Bar Harbor locals won’t win out. They do this every couple of years and it’s just the vocal minority. Most residents welcome tourism with open arms. They get it’s necessary for businesses and a seasonal hazard.

[noeraldinkabam]

You know what’s better than a small town? A smaller village with enough amenities to get what you truly need easy and a town nearby for things one may need. Real silence at night, clean air always and nature at your doorstep.

[rvnmedic]

You missed Durango Colorado. Fantastic mountains, unbelievable outdoor activities, close to many national parks and a charming downtown with great shops and restaurants.

[kevinmaxwell]

Portsmouth NH is a gem of a small town too.

[ashleylindsey]

Always love when you mention New England because we moved there from Oklahoma after my husbands orders ended. We risked a lot and it was tough to move from a cheaper state but always being reminded how amazing NE is and worth it

[zhvonte]

Leavenworth, Washington. A nice historic barvarian style vivllaeg. East of Seattle on other side of Cascade.

[repns]

Charming small town: Coupeville on Whidbey Island, Washington State. Population of about 2, 000 it sits on the edge of Penn Cove, where Penn Cove Mussels are grown. Coupeville is the county seat for Island County. It's part of the Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve. Site of several movies; stood in for a New England village in "Practical Magic" and had a couple of scenes in "War of the Roses." Friendly people, lots to do, many quaint shops and restaurants. Awesome place.

[bjs]

I'd like more videos like this, but maybe do charming small towns by region.

[nolarthegreat]

Love this! Grand Marais, MN or Bayfield, Wisconsin deserve a look, Briggs! Both charming Lake Superior towns. And we all know how much you love Wisconsin

[Osiris]

The one that jumped to my mind is Naperville, 30 min outside Chicago. Beautiful town. Whoever lives there is extremely blessed

[erickaegi]

Do some small towns by state! Every state has them so go by states.

[benstone]

Eureka Springs, Arkansas should really be on this list. Incredibly charming. It's a bunch of European/victorian buildings built into the sides of hills with Springs sporadically placed. A really incredible spot not many know about

[naekane]

Nice! I haven’t been to any of these, but will keep them in mind for my travels. Here are some of my faves…Pella, IA, Eureka Springs, AR, Weston, MO, Estes Park, CO, Mackinac Island, MI, Jackson, WY, Durango, CO, Galena, Ill.. I currently live in Iowa, and there are so many charming small towns here with the nicest people. Centerville, Iowa has a beautiful town square with all kinds of cute shops, but I’m sure most have never even heard of the place.

[blondie]

Lambertville, NJ is a perfect example of NJ's countryside! My hometown, Frenchtown NJ is about 15 minutes north and it's a cute river town like Lambertville. ❤️

[CRohrscheib]

I would throw Island in Mackinac Island, Michigan, MI on there purely for how beautiful and unique it is.

[sockmonkey]

Great picks! My list would include Sitka, Alaska
Bisbee, Az
Saint Augustine, Fl
St. Marys, Ga
Sandpoint, Id
Paducah, Ky
Beaver Island, Mi
Taos to Dixon, NM
Okracoke, Outer Banks, NC
Boone, NC
Newport, RI
Moab, Ut
Radford, Va
Port Townsand, Wa
Baileys Harbor, Wi

[stsensual]

Nowhere in the Midwest made this list? Heck, even just Michigan has St. Joseph, Grand Haven, Ludington, Charlevoix, Traverse City, Petoskey, Mackinaw City / Mackinac Island, Frankenmuth, and a whole lot more.

[bluestar]

You should check out western North Carolina... lots of charming little towns here in the mountains that are very beautiful, especially this time of year. Sylva, Bryson City, Andrews, Highlands, Franklin to name a few.

Same with east TN and southern VA, really anywhere in the Blue Ridge mountains