60 Bernard Street, AL3 5QN
Terraced house · Freehold · St Albans, East of England
The full report on this property
A 5 page dossier for 60 Bernard Street: every comparable sale within 400m with price per square metre, five years of planning applications around the address, crime trend, schools and stations, and the red flags worth raising before you offer.
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Sale history
- £625,000+41%(+£182,500)+5.9%/yr27 April 2026 · Terraced house
- £442,50016 May 2019 · Terraced house
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Crown copyright). Completions appear roughly 7 weeks after the event.
Planning history at this property
No planning applications matched to this exact address in the records Praesago holds.
Address-matched planning coverage begins mid-2026; older applications are recorded by postcode only, so an empty history is not proof that nothing was ever filed here.
Around 60 Bernard Street
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Local intelligence
Crime within 500 metres, nearest stations, schools and deprivation context around this address.
Crime within 500m
49offences in 12 months
- violence and sexual offences18
- anti social behaviour13
- criminal damage and arson5
- shoplifting4
Rail links
13min walk to St Albans City
- St Albans City1.1km · ~13 min
- St Albans Abbey1.4km · ~18 min
Schools within 1km
5within walking distance
- Aboyne Lodge Junior Mixed and Infant School264m
- St Albans High School for Girls363m
- Alban City School389m
- Maple Primary School432m
Dot = Ofsted rating: green good or outstanding, amber requires improvement
Deprivation (IMD)
8of 10
Less deprived nationally
Area context
District-level figures for AL3, not specific to this address.
Deprivation by domain across AL3
Decile 1 = most deprived 10% of England nationally · Decile 10 = least deprived. This breakdown covers the whole district; the decile 8 figure above is for this address’s immediate neighbourhood specifically, so the two can differ.
Sources: Environment Agency flood risk, Ofcom Connected Nations, Defra air quality, English Indices of Deprivation 2025. District averages, not a per-address assessment.
This property’s energy certificate
EPC rating
certified January 2026
Source: MHCLG EPC register, matched to this address. Habitable rooms count bedrooms and receptions together. Certificates last up to 10 years, so details reflect the property at certification.
Property specs
Room count from this address’s EPC certificate, plus what’s currently listed on this street.
4habitable rooms
Bedrooms and receptions combined; EPC does not split them out.
The area: St Albans (AL3)
Whether this address is a good buy depends on where St Albans is heading. Praesago tracks prices, crime, planning, schools and 30+ official sources for AL3, updated monthly.
Recent sales near 60 Bernard Street
| 58 Bernard Street | £611,000 | Apr 2026 |
| 36 Bernard Street | £720,000 | Feb 2026 |
| 78 Bernard Street | £425,000 | Jan 2026 |
| 74 Bernard Street | £470,000 | Mar 2025 |
| 48 Bernard Street | £526,057 | Jan 2025 |
| 54 Bernard Street | £640,000 | Oct 2024 |
| 22 Bernard Street | £540,000 | Jul 2024 |
| 62 Bernard Street | £637,500 | May 2024 |
60 Bernard Street common questions
When did 60 Bernard Street last sell and for how much?
60 Bernard Street, AL3 5QN last sold for £625,000 on 27 April 2026, according to HM Land Registry.
How many times has 60 Bernard Street been sold?
HM Land Registry records 2 sales at this address since 1995, from £442,500 in 2019 to £625,000 in 2026.
Is St Albans a good area?
Praesago scores St Albans (AL3) 57 out of 100 for area trajectory, based on 30+ official data sources covering prices, crime, planning and more. See the full St Albans area page for the breakdown.
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