Swansea Removals

Swansea is Wales’s second largest city and situated on the south coast. The area is home to the Gower Peninsula and Lliw uplands and many champion its sand beaches and stretches of coastline. After Cardiff, it is the second most popular place to live in Wales, particularly for those who commute for work.

Britannia Robbins are located in Swansea itself. They are one of the longest established moving and storage companies within south and west Wales and the family-run business can help their customers with removals and storage solutions.

Properties Available in Swansea

From luxury waterside apartments and period properties, to expansive family homes and cosy terraces, the Swansea property market has it all. The city is rich with buildings dating back to the Georgian and Victorian eras but there are also stylish newbuilds around Wind Street, Castle Square and parts of the Maritime Quarter.

The Maritime Quarter has been developed residentially over the years and many professionals live in the smart new build homes that were erected. With the city just a short walk away and with a sandy beach on one side, properties in this area do have a premium price tag.

Things to Do in Swansea

The majority of Swansea’s most popular things to do are found in the city centre or Maritime Quarter. The National Waterfront Museum allows visitors to learn about the city’s culture which is focused around maritime and industry.

Swansea is also championed for its vibrant arts culture and there are also shows and events happening in one of the numerous galleries dotted around the city. The Glynn Vivian Art Gallery is considered to be one of the top venues for art. However, Nick Holly Studio, Attic Gallery and Mission gallery are also popular. There are also performances on at Swansea Grand Theatre.

Swansea city centre is a shopper’ paradise, with retailers, restaurants and bars lining the streets and shopping centres. Dedicated shoppers should head to Quadrant Shopping Centre, St David’s Shopping Centre and Morfa Shopping Park.

Transport Links Swansea

The A483 connects Swansea directly to the M4 which spans all the way east into England and onto London. En route it passes through important locations such as Newport, Bristol, Swindon and Reading. The M4 is the key commuting route for those who travel into England for business from Swansea.

Swansea railway station has four platforms and is looked after by Arriva Trains Wales. The city is the western terminus for Great Western Railway services from London Paddington which call at Reading, Bristol and Swindon. There is also a service to Cardiff which allows for connecting trains to Taunton, Southampton Central, Portsmouth Harbour, Birmingham New Street and Manchester Piccadilly.

Westbound services from Swansea station head to Carmarthen, Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven and Fishguard Harbour.