St Albans

St Albans is a historic market town located in Hertfordshire, England, approximately 22 miles (35 km) north of central London. Renowned for its rich history, the town is home to the stunning St Albans Cathedral and features charming medieval streets, Roman remains, and vibrant markets. The River Ver runs through the town, and nearby green spaces, such as Verulamium Park, provide a picturesque setting for outdoor activities. St Albans also boasts excellent schools, both state and private, adding to its appeal for families.

St Albans sits in the commuter belt of London with exceptional transport links. Y both rail and road. The town is served by two railway stations, St Albans City Station on the Thameslink line offers frequent services to London St Pancras International (about 20 minutes), Gatwick Airport, and Brighton. St Albans Abbey Station provides a branch line to Watford Junction, connecting to the West Coast Main Line and London Euston. By road, St Albans is conveniently situated near major motorways, including the M1 and M25, facilitating easy access to London, the Midlands, and beyond.

With its rich heritage, thriving cultural scene, and convenient location, St Albans has become a desirable destination for families, commuters and residents seeking a blend of urban convenience and a peaceful, countryside atmosphere.