Aubrey and Finn work mainly in the areas of St Albans and Hemel Hempstead and typically we always have a range of properties across these areas. We do however extend our services to surrounding villages and towns and we will always be happy to help any client looking to sell, buy or rent in or around our two main areas. We have two offices that cover both St Albans and Hemel Hempstead and we are always on hand to assist our clients quickly and efficiently. Our offices are both placed in prominent High Street locations attracting huge footfall and therefore maximising the exposure of our clients' properties. Please click below to learn a little more about the two main areas we cover to assist you with your research for your next move.

Hemel Hempstead is nestled in the county of opportunity - Hertfordshire, with a backdrop of glorious rolling countryside. With a population of around 90,000 people and developed after World War II as a new town, it has existed as a settlement since the 8th century and is part of the district and borough of Dacorum. Hemel’s Old Town is like stepping back in time, with quaint shops and bars, and cute cottages and mews style courtyards. The recently rejuvenated high street is a fantastic place to visit.  More recent investment has seen the development of the new high street attracting all the main retailers and the development of the Maylands Industrial Estate attracting new residential and business opportunities. Hemel Hempstead also boasts fantastic commuter links to London -  the train to Euston takes only 20 Minutes. By road the M1 is only minutes away and arterial roads to neighbouring towns offer a wealth of wonderful places to visit.

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St Albans is a stunning place to call home. It stands out as a unique English cathedral city and has always been a popular residential location. The city’s colourful history can be seen in the Roman remains and the beautiful medieval architecture. The highlight of St Albans is without doubt the mightily impressive cathedral, located in the middle of the city where tourists and residents can enjoy its history and beauty. There are lush green parks and countryside, a buzzing metropolis, excellent attractions and interesting and ancient history. St Albans also boasts fabulous shopping with many small independent shops amongst the high street stores. When it comes to food and drink St Albans doesn’t disappoint, with countless numbers of traditional public houses, gastro pubs, trendy cafes and restaurants - there really is something for everyone. Located just 20 minutes from London St Pancras, a short hop off the M1 and M25 motorways and within easy reach of London Luton and Heathrow airports, St Albans is regularly cited as one of the top places to live in the UK

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