Discover Park Street: village charm, city convenience
Thinking of moving to Park Street? This charming village offers a blend of countryside tranquillity and urban convenience, making it a fantastic place to live. Join Neil Hughes Property as we explore everything you need to know before settling in!
Why move to Park Street?
Park Street offers the best of both worlds: village life with easy access to the city. Just three miles south of St Albans, it provides a quieter lifestyle while keeping you connected. Enjoy great transport links including the M1, M25, and A1(M), plus the Park Street railway station on the Abbey Flyer line for connections to St Albans and Watford. You'll be surrounded by beautiful green spaces, including lakes, woodland walks, and the River Ver, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Experience a friendly, welcoming community with local events and a strong sense of belonging, making it a truly special place to call home.
Housing & property market
Park Street boasts a diverse housing market, featuring traditional cottages, modern homes, and bungalows, catering to a range of preferences. On average, you can expect two-bedroom flats to start from £300,000, terraced houses from £500,000, semi-detached houses from £650,000, and detached houses from £750,000+. Bungalows typically range between £500,000 and £800,000. For renters, prices are generally more affordable than central St Albans, with one-bedroom flats starting at around £1,100 per month. Neil Hughes Property can help you find your ideal home in this vibrant market.
Park Street offers excellent connectivity for commuters and explorers alike. The Park Street Lane area features more substantial properties with large gardens, still close to local amenities. How Wood is a peaceful residential area with affordable family homes and a comprehensive shopping parade. Frogmore & Colney Street are close to nature, offering scenic lakes and woodland walks. For transport, Park Street Station connects to St Albans Abbey Station, with links to Watford Junction. Road access is swift to the M1, M25, and A1(M). Regular bus services run to St Albans and Watford, while scenic routes along the River Ver are perfect for cycling and walking.
Connecting you to everywhere
Education & local attractions
Park Street is home to well-regarded schools such as Park Street Church of England Primary School, a community-focused institution, and How Wood Primary & Nursery School, known for its strong academic performance. Nearby secondary options include Beaumont School, St Albans High School for Girls, and Verulam School. Beyond education, there's plenty to do: Verulamium Park is a short drive away, offering Roman ruins and green spaces. Moor Mill Lakes are perfect for fishing and nature walks. The Park Street Village Hall hosts community events, and The Overdraught, an 18th-century public house, serves great food in the heart of the village.
Who thrives in Park Street?
Park Street is an ideal location for a diverse range of residents. Young families will appreciate the excellent local schools and abundant green spaces for children to play. Commuters benefit from incredibly easy access to the M25 & M1, ensuring smooth journeys. Furthermore, it's a perfect place to retire, offering a good selection of bungalows, excellent local shops for daily needs, and lovely country walks for a peaceful and active lifestyle. The blend of community, convenience, and nature makes it perfect for many.
Did you know?
Park Street, St Albans, is a hidden gem with a fascinating history and great community spirit! Here are some surprising facts about this charming Hertfordshire village:
Roman Road Connection – Park Street sits along Watling Street, the ancient Roman road that once linked London to Chester and beyond.
Historic Mill – The Park Street Mill, dating back to the 12th century, was once used for grinding flour and even supplied eels to the monks at St Albans Abbey!
Abbey Flyer Train – The Park Street railway station is part of the Abbey Flyer line, connecting St Albans to Watford since 1858.
Nature & Wildlife – The Moor Mill Lakes between Park Street and Frogmore are a haven for anglers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Green Belt Beauty – Park Street falls within the Metropolitan Green Belt, offering stunning countryside views and peaceful surroundings. Park Street is a perfect blend of history, nature, and modern convenience—a fantastic place to call home!