Oops. We missed the Farmers Market held in St. Albans on Sunday. According to PomPomEmporium, who has photos and a recipe from her visit, the market it held on the second Sunday of each month.
Our excuse for missing it? Market fatigue - last week there was the usual market on Wednesday and Saturday, the French market Thursday - Saturday and, now we know, the Farmers Market on Sunday.
This week's highlighted St. Albans property, listed by Palmer Mandley and Sparrow, is a three bedroom split-level maisonette with wood beams, exposed brick fireplaces and views of the Abbey.
Located on historic George Street, the property, which is accessed at street level, is in the heart of the conservation area and dates back to the 16th century with a second floor extension having been added approximately 100 years later.
Offers in the region of £400,000. The details aren't linkable so you'll have to visit the website of the agent for further details.
This week's St. Albans property of the week is a recently renovated and immaculately presented two bedroom Victorian cottage located between St. Albans City Station and St. Albans City Centre.
The property, listed with Ashtons, includes a recently fitted kitchen with chunky granite work tops, Fired Earth glass tile splashbacks, heated tile flooring two nearly full height french doors opening onto a large, newly completed, raised wooden deck with railing - adding significantly to the living space of the home during the warmer months.
The living room and dining room have been knocked through to create one large living space and the exposed brickwork of the fireplace adds a feature to the room.
Timber sash style windows, with double glazing, have been recently fitted through out the property.
Upstairs is are two good sized double bedrooms, one with feature Victorian cast iron fireplace.
The property also benefits from a recently fitted, highly efficient condensor combi central heating boiler. See full details or arrange a booking through Ashtons.
Thinking of buying or renting a home in St. Albans? The 2007-2008 St. Albans Council Tax charges have been published and are as follows:
Band A: £896.01
Band B: £1,045,33
Band C: £1,194.68
Band D: £1,344.01
Band E: £1,642.69
Band F: £1,941.34
Band G: £2,240.02
Band H: £2,688.02
St. Albans District Council's website provides information on benefits you may be entitled to if you are a single person household, are a student or student nurse, have a low income, etc. You can also phone the St. Albans Benefits section on 01727 819 460. See also: Entitled To's Benefits and Entitlements Calculator
UpMyStreet has all sorts of information on schools in St. Albans, crime statistics for areas of St. Albans, and other useful local information.
There are dozens of St. Albans estate agents offering properties for sale in St. Albans and properties to let in St. Albans. Some of the bigger estate agents are Ashtons, Frosts, Connells, Collinsons, Druce & Partners, Martin Treasure, and Harrison Murray.
An easier way to search for property in St. Albans is to use an aggregator such as Rightmove or FindaProperty.
UpMyStreet has information on St. Albans schools, St. Albans crime statistics based on postcode and a wealth of other information and statistics about St. Albans.
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