Hitchin is in Hertfordshire and is close to some major cities and towns in the UK. There is an extensive road and rail network in the town that allows easy access to Peterborough, Stevenage and London. Renting a home in Hitchin is ideal for anyone who wants to work in the larger cities and towns but live in a more subdued area. There is a large Sikh community in Hitchin and there are many restaurants and eateries for locals to enjoy.

Hitchin is home to about 30,000 people, many of whom choose to rent their home in the town rather than buy. The River Hiz passes past the town and legend has it that King Henry VIII used to pole vault across the river until he fell in one day in front if his amused servants. The Bucks Head is one of the local pubs and its sign is a painting of the former king falling into the river. There is a good range of houses to rent in Hitchin and the A1 and M1 are both large roads that serve the town out to London and other major cities in the UK.

The rail service runs on the Great Northern Line and Stevenage is only five minutes away by train and Peterborough 45 minutes. Its local church has the largest parish in the UK and is the most notable attraction in the town. The local football club is one of three teams still in existence that took part in the first ever FA Cup. Houses for rent in the town are varied with some boasting multiple bedrooms and others with gardens and off road parking. The wide choice of houses for rent means that there are many different people residing in the town.