49. Leawood, Kansas

With a population of no more than 32,000 people, Leawood is actually part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, meaning that you’ll still get the urban amenities and opportunities with a mix of the suburban, less-stressful feel.

50. Ellicott City, Maryland

This Baltimore suburb is home to more than 66,000 residents. It has a historic vibe that goes all the way through the scenic hills of the Patapsco River. It was founded back in 1772, so maybe its old-town charm it’s pretty understandable.

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But, even though it gives you the feeling of traveling back in time, you’ll most likely get modern amenities and opportunities.

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