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No. 43 Stadium Views

2 Bedroom (4 Guest) Apartment

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A modern and convenient 2-bedroom ground floor apartment in the vibrant Copper Quarter.

Welcome to No. 43 Stadium Views, a modern and convenient 2-bedroom ground floor apartment in the vibrant Copper Quarter. This comfortable apartment accommodates up to 4 guests, with both bedrooms featuring double beds for a restful night's sleep. The property is equipped with superfast WiFi, a Smart TV with Netflix for entertainment, and free WiFi for your convenience. Additionally, you can enjoy a breath of fresh air on the balcony, and parking for one car is provided.

No. 43 Stadium Views offers an ideal location, just a 5-minute walk from the Stadium and the Morfa Retail Park, making it perfect for sports enthusiasts and shoppers alike. The apartment also provides easy access to the city centre, Swansea Beach, and the picturesque beaches along the Gower Peninsula, ensuring you can explore the natural beauty of the area. For those visiting Morriston Hospital or needing to travel on the M4 motorway, you'll find easy access from this central location. Whether you're here for business or leisure, No. 43 Stadium Views is a comfortable and well-connected base for your Swansea adventure, with a variety of amenities and attractions within easy reach.

Apartment Features

Shower

Smart TV

Coffee

Wifi

Laundry

Toilet

Sofa

Dining

Kitchen

Soap

Linen

Towels

Reviews for No. 43 Stadium Views

Very convenient location, clean and the property owners were very helpful.

Great modern apartment with free parking. Small balcony with table and chairs. Lovely modern furnishings and fittings.Perfect location for proximity to Swansea stadium.

Balcony, Clean, location, Staff ready to help and answer in a short time.

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Swansea is great for leisurebusiness

Swansea, set against the picturesque backdrop of South Wales, beckons visitors with its unique blend of coastal beauty and urban charm. Solo travelers can explore the city's rich maritime history at the Swansea Museum. For couples, Mumbles Pier offers a romantic setting with panoramic sea views. Friends can indulge in the vibrant nightlife along Wind Street, while families delight in days out at Plantasia, a tropical paradise. Just a stone's throw away, the Gower Peninsula unveils pristine beaches, rugged cliffs, and scenic trails, epitomizing the region's natural allure. Swansea offers a diverse, enriching experience for all, framed by South Wales' breathtaking landscapes.

Swansea, the Waterfront City, stands as a pivotal business hub in South Wales. Its excellent road and rail connections, including the M4 corridor, ensure swift commutes to major UK cities. With its proximity to Cardiff Airport and a robust public transport system, international and local connectivity is seamless. Swansea's evolving digital district appeals to modern entrepreneurs, offering cutting-edge co-working spaces and business facilities. Amidst business commitments, the scenic marina and local gourmet scene offer rejuvenating breaks, making Swansea an ideal confluence of work and relaxation.

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National Waterfront Museum

Showcases the industrial and maritime heritage of Wales through interactive exhibits and historic artifacts. Located by the marina, it offers a blend of traditional displays and cutting-edge technology to tell the story of Wales' industrial past.
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Glynn Vivian Art Gallery

Art space that houses a rich collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. Founded by Richard Glynn Vivian in 1911, the gallery showcases both historical works and contemporary pieces, reflecting Swansea's cultural evolution.
Swansea Museum

Swansea Museum is the oldest museum in the city, showcasing Swansea's rich history, maritime heritage, and diverse cultural past through a range of artifacts and exhibits.
Swansea Grand Theatre

An historic performing arts venue hosting a wide array of shows, from plays and musicals to comedy acts and dance performances, serving as a cultural cornerstone in the city since its opening in 1897.
Swansea Marina

In the heart of the city, Swansea Marina is a picturesque waterfront area featuring modern apartments, leisure facilities, and berths for boats and yachts, blending Swansea's maritime heritage with contemporary living and leisure.
Swansea Castle

Swansea Castle is a historic Norman fortress with remnants dating back to the 13th century, serving as a tangible reminder of the city's medieval past amidst its modern surroundings.
Mumbles Pier

Mumbles Pier is a historic landmark located near Swansea, Wales, stretching into the waters of Swansea Bay. Established in the late 19th century, it offers panoramic sea views, leisure facilities, and is a gateway to the scenic Mumbles Head.
Swansea Beach

Swansea Beach is a sweeping stretch of sandy shoreline along Swansea Bay offering scenic views, waterfront promenades, and a popular spot for various recreational activities.