An East Sussex postcode has been named among the "coolest" to move to in 2024 according to a new list.

St Leonards-on-Sea's TN37 postcode was included among the 10 best according to The Sunday Times.

Discussing the creation of the list, the newspaper said: "Want to go off-grid in the far north of Scotland or is inner-city living more your thing? We’ve spoken to the experts and homed in on the hottest neighbourhoods to know this year."

The full list of the best postcodes can be found on The Sunday Times website here.

The Argus: St Leonards was praised for its shopping options, such as with Twisted King InteriorsSt Leonards was praised for its shopping options, such as with Twisted King Interiors (Image: Google Streetview)

What did The Sunday Times say about St Leonards?

The TN37 postcode at St Leonards was praised by The Sunday Times for its "handsome stock of Regency townhouses", array of second-hand vintage shops and "cool" bars such as Selkie.

They wrote: "Behold the DFLers (down-from-Londoners), invigorated by sea air, rediscovering their mojos on the sand and shingle of the long beach.

"With its handsome stock of Regency townhouses, this patch of East Sussex looks straight outta … Bloomsbury.

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"The seaside town’s main shopping streets are Kings Road and Norman Road, both chocka with galleries (we like Big Yin) and plenty of second-hand vintage from the likes of Calneva and Twisted King Interiors.

"Various attempts were made to turn the nearby Kino-Teatr into a bingo club and a sex cinema respectively, but it remains a haven for indie film buffs.

"Meanwhile, Selkie (reopening in April) is a cool bar hidden under the promenade, specialising in oysters and hot’n’steamy fish stews, or head to Bayte, the farm-to-table foodie opening co-founded by Ruby Boglione (of Petersham Nurseries fame), which is all raw plaster walls, ribollita and smoked cod’s roe."