New Homes in Swansea

Explore new homes in Swansea, a coastal city with stunning beaches and vibrant culture. Families benefit from strong schools and leisure facilities, as well as a welcoming community. The M4 motorway and various rail links make commuting to Cardiff or Bristol easy.  
 
Visit Swansea Marina or enjoy walks in Clyne Gardens to take in the scenic views. At weekends, head to the Gower Peninsula or Brecon Beacons to immerse yourself in nature. Swansea blends seaside charm with city convenience, so contact our Sales Advisers to plan your move here today. 
Pentref Llewelyn
Pentref Llewelyn
Llewelyn Road, Penllergaer, Swansea, SA4 9BB
  • £315,995 to £433,500
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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Afon Las @ Plasdŵr
Afon Las @ Plasdŵr
Llantrisant Road, Cardiff, CF5 6FP
  • £374,995 to £489,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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  • If you’re looking to live in a city which offers an array of ways to pass the time in a picturesque natural setting, it’s hard to beat South Wales hotspot Swansea. It’s also tough to beat our latest offers if you want to secure the best deal possible on your new home. With incentives such as our Movemaker scheme, a new home could be a reality sooner than you think.

  • The city centre is blessed with lots of great attractions, including Swansea Castle, the Marina Market, the National Waterfront Museum and Swansea Museum, as well as the Maritime Quarter’s Marina Towers Observatory. Further cultural highlights include the Attic Gallery, the Dylan Thomas Centre, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and the Palace Theatre. 

     

    You can enjoy breathtaking views back over the city from Kilvey Hill, while there’s a selection of beaches and bays to enjoy in the local area. Visit places like Bracelet Bay, Limeslade Bay, Aberavon Beach and Langland Bay, and don’t miss spots like Oystermouth Castle, Clyne Gardens and Singleton Park with its boating lake too.

  • There are lots of good schools in the area to choose between, with some of the best options for younger children including Christchurch Primary just steps from the seafront and Parkland Primary a couple of miles west of the city centre. Both of those schools have received good inspection reports from Estyn, while St Joseph’s Cathedral Primary School to the north of the centre is another good option. 


    Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr is a few miles west of the city centre and has been ranked among the best secondary schools anywhere in Wales. It’s excellent according to Estyn, while the nearby Olchfa School is rated just as highly by the education board. 

  • Swansea has a number of transport links you can use, including a regular bus network which serves various parts of the city and its surrounding area. As well as community transport and local cycle trails, the city has a train station on its High Street and offers good access to the M4 motorway which passes to the north of town. This gives you a direct route to Cardiff, Newport and the South West of England.