Fourteen Montgomery County towns are among the fifty best places to live in Pennsylvania, according to a new ranking by Niche. I mean, of course, the Montco Today Editor lives in Upper Providence Township!

Niche based its ranking on data from U.S. Census Bureau, FBI, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Centers for Disease Control along with user reviews.

Among the key factors that were considered are the quality of local schools, cost of living, crime rates, employment statistics, and access to amenities.

All locations that made the top 50 achieved an A+ overall Niche grade.

Of local places, Penn Wynne ranked highest in second place. The town with a population of 5,932 offers residents “an urban suburban mix feel,” wrote Niche.

Ardmore also made the top five in third place. The town offers a variety of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks.

Here are all Montgomery County towns that made the best 50 places to live in Pennsylvania:

2. Penn Wynne

3. Ardmore

7. Narberth

12. Blue Bell

17. Jenkintown

23. Conshohocken

29. King of Prussia

30. Collegeville

33. Plymouth Meeting

34. West Conshohocken

36. Wyndmoor

40. Upper Providence Township

43. Spring House

46. Montgomeryville

Chesterbrook, in neighboring Chester County, came in No. 1 in Pennsylvania and all of America in Niche.com’s ranking.

Read more about the best places to live in Pennsylvania at Niche by clicking here.