Gerald Street

The Space
As you enter the property, the first bedroom is directly in front of you. This room features a large sofa bed, a double bed, bedside tables, an open wardrobe, a dressing table, and a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

Moving towards the back of the house, you'll find the living room, which is furnished with a comfortable sofa, chairs, and a large TV with Netflix. Free Wi-Fi is also available for your convenience.

Continuing through the house, you'll come to the fully equipped kitchen, which provides everything you need for cooking during your stay. The kitchen also has a dining table and chairs, as well as coasters and mats for your use. A spacious family bathroom is located at the rear of the house, just around the corner from the kitchen and dining area.

Upstairs, you'll find three more bedrooms. Two of the rooms feature double beds, while the third is a very spacious room with a super-king bed, which can be split into two singles upon request.

One of the upstairs bedrooms also has an en-suite bathroom, which includes a toilet, shower, and sink, with toilet roll and soap provided.

Neighborhood
Swansea, a dynamic coastal city in South Wales, offers a delightful mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern vibrancy. Nestled along Swansea Bay, the city is famous for its stunning seaside views, a bustling marina, and attractions like the National Waterfront Museum, which delves into Wales’ industrial and maritime history. The Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, showcasing an impressive range of local and international artwork, is another cultural gem in the city.

Known as the birthplace of poet Dylan Thomas, Swansea carries a rich literary legacy. Visitors can immerse themselves in his world at the Dylan Thomas Centre or visit his childhood home at 5 Cwmdonkin Drive. The city is also home to Wales' largest market, where visitors can sample local delicacies like Welsh cakes and laverbread, offering an authentic taste of the region.
Just outside the city lies the breath-taking Gower Peninsula, the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With its rugged cliffs, sandy beaches such as Rhossili Bay, and scenic walking trails, it’s a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether drawn to its coastal charm, cultural offerings, or proximity to some of Wales’ most stunning landscapes, Swansea promises a warm, enriching experience for all who visit.

Getting Around
Swansea is well-connected by train, with direct services from Cardiff, Bristol, and London Paddington arriving at the city’s central station. The M4 motorway offers easy access for drivers, with ample parking available throughout the city. Local buses and taxis provide convenient transport options, allowing easy exploration of Swansea Bay and nearby attractions, including the stunning Gower Peninsula. For those wanting to enjoy the city’s coastal beauty at a slower pace, walking and cycling are popular choices, with scenic routes along the waterfront and through the surrounding countryside.