£2,800 pcm
(£646 pw)
3 bed semi-detached house to rentSpooners Drive, Park Street, St. Albans AL2
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available from 15 October 2026
Unfurnished
About this property
Three bedroom home
Garage & driveway parking
Available now
Located opposite how wood primary school
Lovely quiet residential area
Quick access to M1, M25, A41
Beautiful rear garden
Bathroom off landing
Unfurnished
Video tour available
Three bedroom semi detached house in st albans located opposite how wood primary school - driveway parking - available now!
Set on a quiet, tree-lined road with a small primary school nearby, this 1960s semi-detached house offers good space and a great location. A driveway and lawned frontage lead to a porch, and the hallway has wood laminate flooring, stairs to the first floor, an understairs cupboard and a wall-mounted thermostat.
The hallway opens into a large lounge and dining room. The lounge looks over the front of the road and at the rear, patio doors with an obscured film slide open onto the patio and garden.
Off the hallway you'll find a newly fitted Worcester boiler and a modern kitchen with marble-effect worktops, sockets with usb charging, an electric oven, gas hob, extractor fan and fridge freezer. A back door leads to the rear garden, with side access to the garage, a storage shed and an outside toilet.
Upstairs, the landing has an obscured, frosted window. The bathroom has a bath with shower over, a sink with vanity unit, WC, heated towel rail and a light-up mirror. The front double bedroom overlooks the street, the rear bedroom has sliding wardrobe doors and overlooks the garden and the third bedroom at the front has built-in storage units. There's also a loft for storage.
The area is quiet and close to a row of shops a few hundred metres away, including a Co-op, an off licence, a South African butcher, a hairdresser, a barber's and a fish and chip shop. There are horse fields, country walks and pubs nearby, leading on to the Frogmore fishing lakes with miles of country walks, rivers, stately homes and country pubs.
Local train stations at How Wood and Park Street connect to nearby villages and St Albans Abbey, with its leisure centre, swimming pool, Roman park and abbey. In the other direction, it's twelve to fifteen minutes to Watford Junction, with a shopping centre, restaurants and a cinema, and onward links to London.
Set on a quiet, tree-lined road with a small primary school nearby, this 1960s semi-detached house offers good space and a great location. A driveway and lawned frontage lead to a porch, and the hallway has wood laminate flooring, stairs to the first floor, an understairs cupboard and a wall-mounted thermostat.
The hallway opens into a large lounge and dining room. The lounge looks over the front of the road and at the rear, patio doors with an obscured film slide open onto the patio and garden.
Off the hallway you'll find a newly fitted Worcester boiler and a modern kitchen with marble-effect worktops, sockets with usb charging, an electric oven, gas hob, extractor fan and fridge freezer. A back door leads to the rear garden, with side access to the garage, a storage shed and an outside toilet.
Upstairs, the landing has an obscured, frosted window. The bathroom has a bath with shower over, a sink with vanity unit, WC, heated towel rail and a light-up mirror. The front double bedroom overlooks the street, the rear bedroom has sliding wardrobe doors and overlooks the garden and the third bedroom at the front has built-in storage units. There's also a loft for storage.
The area is quiet and close to a row of shops a few hundred metres away, including a Co-op, an off licence, a South African butcher, a hairdresser, a barber's and a fish and chip shop. There are horse fields, country walks and pubs nearby, leading on to the Frogmore fishing lakes with miles of country walks, rivers, stately homes and country pubs.
Local train stations at How Wood and Park Street connect to nearby villages and St Albans Abbey, with its leisure centre, swimming pool, Roman park and abbey. In the other direction, it's twelve to fifteen minutes to Watford Junction, with a shopping centre, restaurants and a cinema, and onward links to London.
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