My boyfriend and I want to move to England. He is from Surrey, England but i live in america. where's a good warmer,quainter place to move?

If you wish to more to warmer areas of England then you need to go as far south as possible..but you will notice a big difference in temperature than that of Florida..

Bermuda..also a member of the commonwealth.

There are some very countrified parts of Surrey.

Stop making this up.

The warmest part of England is the South-West peninsula, Devon and Cornwall. It also contains some of the quaintest parts. The disadvantage is that it is miles from anywhere, and therefore one of the poorest parts with the fewest jobs. You will find all of England cold after Florida. The warmest parts are in the south, and to a lesser extent in the West. The quaintest parts are the hardest to reach - except for a few very expensive places like the Cotswolds.

Warmth depends upon where you stay in US.I live in California and I have lived in England too.England is much more cooler than major part of US due to higher latitude and other geographic factors like wind from polar regions. Moreover, England's sky remains overcast for a good time round the year and rains are very unexpected.Despite of all that, it's a good place to be in. The temperature is same through out as it's a very small nation, but northern areas are even more colder.You'll get a lot of ice and snow during winters.If you want warm climate, stay in places like Bristol, Clevedon or other areas close to sea, and warmer as compared to main land and cities like London and Manchester.The temperature lowers till 0 degree Celsius during winter, but not lower than that. Just for curiosity sake I'm asking.Can't your guy move to US?