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VICTORIA STREET

St Albans

A mixed-used development at 91-93 Victoria Street, in the old market town of central St Albans, Hertfordshire.

St Albans has rapidly become the go-to destination for Londoners looking to relocate from the capital for a more balanced lifestyle.

Located in a prime relocation area that offers exceptional commutability with affordable housing opportunities, the site has been granted allocation for 14 new private residential apartments with a ground floor commercial unit, and associated amenity spaces, communal facilities, and landscaped gardens.

WELL CONNECTED

Set just off the main high street in St Albans, Victoria Street is one of the town’s most important streets, connecting the town centre to the main train station. The development is only a 6-minute walk to St Albans City Train Station with the average journey time by train between London and St Albans City taking 35 minutes, with around 712 trains per day.

Planning was granted in October, 2021.

TELEPHONE

020 3967 6777

sales@woolbrohomes.com

ADDRESS

Woolbro Homes
Third Floor Winston House
2 Dollis Park, London, N3 1HG

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