Davidson · NC
St. Albans: Homes Around Squares Near the Campus
A New Urbanist neighborhood of homes and townhomes around squares, close to the Davidson College campus.
Living in St. Albans
St. Albans is a New Urbanist neighborhood designed by Dover, Kohl and Partners and approved by the town in 1998. Single-family homes, rowhouses, townhomes and live-work units, some built by Cunnane, are arranged around urban squares, preserved natural areas, trails, parks and play areas.
It is close to downtown Davidson and the Davidson College campus, which suits a buyer who wants the town's walkable character in a home newer than the historic core offers.
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Buying or Selling in St. Albans
For buyers, a mix of single-family homes, rowhouses, townhomes and live-work units means comparing carefully: homes of the same size can be very different products, and a townhome's association and dues differ from a detached home's. Buying a home in Davidson covers the search.
For sellers, closeness to the campus and downtown is part of the value, along with the squares and trails. The Seller Market Position Review compares your home with sales of the same type and setting. Selling your home in Davidson covers the launch.
St. Albans and Its Neighbors
Historic Downtown Davidson offers older homes on Main Street's doorstep, and Davidson Bay has townhomes and lake-view homes. The Davidson neighborhoods page compares them. Talk with us about St. Albans. Carolina Signature Properties works across Davidson and the lake towns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed St. Albans?
Dover, Kohl and Partners designed it, and the town approved the neighborhood in 1998.
What kinds of homes are in St. Albans?
Single-family homes, rowhouses, townhomes and live-work units, some built by Cunnane.
Is St. Albans close to Davidson College?
Yes. It is close to downtown Davidson and the Davidson College campus.
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