Cae Rebeca

Cae Rebeca

Bolgoed Road, Pontarddulais, Swansea. SA4 8JE

Whether you’re a first time buyer, single or have a growing family, with our fabulous range of contemporary homes, we’re sure you’ll find the ideal home to suit you at Cae Rebeca.

Country leisure and relaxation

Cae Rebeca presents fabulous opportunities for a variety of leisure pursuits. If you feel like an invigorating workout, Pontarddulais Leisure Centre has a multi-purpose sports hall, gymnasium, multi gym and numerous classes for all ages and fitness levels. For those who love the countryside, Pembrokeshire is renowned for its wildlife and spectacular scenery, while the nearby White Springs fishing complex has been voted the number one fishery in the UK. With its own rugby club, walking club, bowls club, themed annual carnival and country show, Pontarddulais offers all the elements of traditional country living within a uniquely versatile location.

Getting around

With good commuter links, just four miles from the M4, 20 miles from Carmarthenshire via the A48, six miles from Llanelli, and eight miles from Swansea, Cae Rebeca offers easy access to Wales and the wider UK area. Pontarddulais Train Station connects directly to Swansea Train Station, where trains run to London, Manchester and across the UK. If you have further destinations in mind, Cardiff Airport is only 52 miles away.

A vibrant city by the shore

A short journey from Cae Rebeca lies Swansea, with its varied cultural scene. Enjoy the superb range of shops, sample the numerous attractive cafe bars, restaurants and bistros, visit the museums and historical sites or dance the night away in the exhilarating nightclubs – whatever your taste, Swansea has plenty to keep you entertained. Designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, the surrounding county features beautiful parklands and breathtaking views along the Gower coastline, offering a fabulous array of choices when you’re deciding how to spend your time.

A historic local town

Site of the notorious Rebecca Riots (1839-43), Pontarddulais has played a significant part in the fascinating history of Wales. Today, commemorative stones stand near to the Fountain Inn and the train station in Bolgoed, as testament to the town’s turbulent past, and a museum is planned for the future. Airport is only 52 miles away.

Local Council

Website: www.swansea.gov.uk

Telephone Number: 01792 636000

Address: City and County of Swansea, Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road, Swansea, SA1 3SN