Swansea county is well known for the Gower Peninsula - the UK's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - and is home to stunning beaches like Rhossili Bay, Oxwich Beach and Port Eynon. Try surfing, paddle boarding or canoeing, or take to the coastal path for stunning coastal hiking - the Gower and the Bay stretch is almost 100 miles long, running from Loughor to Kenfig Dunes near Port Talbot.
Pontarddulais is a thriving town, surrounded by lush countryside, with plenty of green spaces, parks and playgrounds. The town grew out of the copper industry and today is famous for its Male Voice Choir and 100-year-old brass band.
Living here gives you access to well-regarded schools, a GP and a leisure centre with a gym and pool. There's a flourishing high street with good selection of shops, cafes and pubs, as well as a choice of two supermarkets.
A proud industrial town, Port Talbot sits between the miles of sand on Aberavon Beach and the dramatic Brecon Beacons National Park to the north. The town centre has all you need, brand name shops, coffee shops, restaurants, a cinema and a huge leisure centre.
As well as having playgrounds, parks and football and rugby pitches, your new home in Port Talbot is just 10 minutes drive from the cricket ground at Margam Park – which also has 1000 acres of parkland – and Afan forest and Bryn Woods for great mountain biking.
Rhos may be a small village, but it’s midway between the great expanse of water at Swansea Bay and the even greater landscape of the Brecon Beacons. It’s close to the larger community at Pontardawe and within convenient commuting distance of Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot. A new home here, in one of the main Swansea Valleys, gives you a new community alongside the heritage of an older one.
With its blend of coastal charm and lively city spirit, Swansea provides a true balance of tranquillity and excitement for its residents. Located on the south coast of Wales, it offers a compelling mix of natural beauty, cultural richness and modern amenities - it’s no wonder it’s a highly desirable place to buy a new home.
New build houses in Swansea
As the second largest city in Wales, the city has plenty to offer. Whether you’re a family, first time buyer, professional or rightsizers, this picturesque waterfront city caters to everyone.
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