Huntingdon is located in Cambridgeshire in East Anglia and is a large market town. Oliver Cromwell was born in Huntingdon and the River Ouse runs to the north of the town. There are a good selection of local restaurants and bars with a large hospital and shops for anyone renting property to enjoy. Oxmoor, Stukely Meadows, Hartford and Hinchingbrooke are all well known parts of Huntingdon and people who work in Huntingdon town centre will often choose to live in the outskirts.

The local Huntingdon Racecourse holds many races every year. London can be reached either by road or by rail and nearby St Neots also has a train station. London's Kings Cross is not far from Huntingdon and properties for rent are often snapped up by commuters. Lots of people work in Huntingdon itself and there is also a big bus station that has coaches that run all the way to Scotland or the south of the UK. Rental properties vary in prices and it is simple to find something to suit most people either in the surrounding areas or the centre of the town.

Nun's Bridge and an old convent called Hinchingbrooke House are supposed to be haunted by a former resident and many claim to have spotted various spirits on both the bridge and in the house. There is a replica canon that stands outside the old hospital building and the canon stands as one of the most notable landmarks in the town. Rental properties are a popular way to live in Huntingdon and there is a great range of houses to rent that are both old and modern buildings and are based close to the centre of the town as well as further afield.