Properties We Have Remaining to Let for the 2023/24 Academic Year

7 February 2023

Take a look at our remaining properties for the 2023/24 Academic Year!

We are more than 90% full for the 2023/24 Academic Year (July 2023-June 2024)!

Check out the properties we have remaining to let below:

17 Bryn Road, Ground Floor Flat (3 bedroom property) - £420 per person, per month. Includes gas and electricity. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

63 Gwydr Crescent, Uplands (6 bedrooms) - £390 per person, per month. Includes gas and electricity. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

2 Finsbury Terrace, Flat 1 (2 bedrooms) - £440 per person, per month. Includes gas, electricity is billed based on usage and water is £130 for the year.

110 Bryn Road, Flat 4 (3 bedrooms) - £440 per person, per month. Includes gas, electricity is billed based on usage and water is £130 per person for the full year. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

29 Bryn Road, Ground Floor Flat (3 bedrooms) - £400 per person, per month. Bills are exclusive for this property. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

29 Bryn Road, Garden Flat (4 bedrooms) - £400 per person, per month. Bills are exclusive for this property. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

35 St Albans Road, Flat 1 (4 bedrooms) - £395 per person, per month. Includes gas and electricity. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

27 Bryn Road, Garden Flat (3 bedrooms) - £400 per person, per month. Bills are exclusive for this property. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

35 St Albans, Flat 3 (2 bedrooms) - £445 per person, per month. Bills are exclusive for this property. CLICK HERE to view the full property details.

To enquire about any of these properties or to book viewings, please email lettings@digsswansea.biz.

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As the days get longer and the weather begins to warm up, spring has officially arrived in Swansea. Our vibrant city, known for its stunning coastline and green spaces, comes alive in the spring with plenty of exciting activities, events, and opportunities for students to explore and enjoy the season to the fullest. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or just a place to relax and recharge, Swansea has something for everyone this spring. 1. Embrace the outdoors: Swansea’s best parks and beaches One of the best things about spring in Swansea is the chance to spend more time outdoors. After months of chilly weather, the arrival of spring means it's time to hit Swansea's beautiful parks and beaches. Here are a few must visit spots: Swansea Bay: the iconic Swansea Bay is perfect for a spring walk, jog, or bike ride along the promenade. The views across the water to the Gower Peninsula are breathtaking, and there’s nothing quite like the feel of the spring breeze as you take in the scenery. Singleton Park - one of the largest parks in Swansea, Singleton Park is a haven for nature lovers. It’s especially stunning in spring when flowers bloom and the greenery comes alive. With lakes, wooded areas, and wide open spaces, it’s the ideal place for a leisurely walk or a game of frisbee with friends. Clyne Gardens - with its array of spring flowers, is a hidden gem in Swansea. Take a relaxing stroll through this botanical haven and enjoy the vibrant colours and fresh scents of spring. It’s an excellent spot to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of student life. 2. Spring events you can’t miss Swansea is brimming with events and festivals to celebrate the arrival of spring. Here are some highlights you won’t want to miss: Swansea spring fair - this annual event brings together local vendors, food stalls, and entertainment for a family-friendly experience. It’s a great way to spend a day exploring Swansea’s local culture and picking up some unique items for yourself or as gifts. Live music and festivals - Swansea has a vibrant live music scene, and in spring, many venues host gigs and performances. Keep an eye out for local festivals and concerts featuring a mix of genres, from indie, rave to folk and rock. 3. Spring into fitness: active ways to enjoy the season Spring is the perfect time to get active, whether you’re training for an event, exploring new sports, or just trying to get outdoors more. Swansea offers a variety of options for students looking to embrace an active lifestyle this season: Surfing on the Gower - if you’re feeling adventurous, head to Swansea’s nearby Gower Peninsula and try your hand at surfing. The Gower is famous for its beautiful beaches and excellent surf spots, such as Langland Bay and Caswell Bay. Spring provides the perfect balance of mild temperatures and exciting waves. Cycling around Swansea - the bike paths and coastal routes are ideal for cycling, and as the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to explore the city by bike. Consider cycling around Clyne Valley, which offers a picturesque route for cyclists of all levels, or ride along Swansea Bay for stunning ocean views. Spring sports- whether you’re part of a university sports team or just looking to play with friends, Swansea offers plenty of outdoor sports activities. From football and rugby to tennis and athletics, many sports clubs and recreational areas offer spring training sessions or informal matches throughout the season. 4. Enjoy local food and drink: spring flavours in Swansea Spring isn’t just about outdoor adventures, it’s also a time to enjoy the fresh and seasonal foods that are available at this time of year. Swansea’s local food scene reflects the changing seasons, offering a variety of delicious dishes and drinks to enjoy during your springtime outings: Local cafés - Swansea is home to a number of excellent cafés, perfect for grabbing a coffee or light lunch as the weather warms. Visit Swansea Market or local farmers' markets for fresh spring produce, including locally grown vegetables, fruits, and homemade goods. Seasonal dishes at local restaurants- many Swansea restaurants change their menu in the spring to incorporate seasonal ingredients like fresh herbs, asparagus, and lamb. Be sure to check out some of the city’s top eateries to try new spring-inspired dishes. From vegan fare to classic Welsh options, there’s something to satisfy every craving. Beer gardens and pubs- as the sun shines more in spring, Swansea’s beer gardens and outdoor seating areas become a popular spot to relax with friends. Enjoy a cold drink or sample some local brews at places like The Botanist or The Garage. 5. Spring cleaning: refresh your room With the new season comes the perfect opportunity for a fresh start! Take advantage of the warmer weather to do a little spring cleaning in your room. Not only will a clean and organised space help you feel more relaxed, but it’s also a chance to refresh your living environment for the rest of the semester. Plus, a tidy space is a great way to reduce stress and stay productive. 6. Plan for summer: get ready for the long break As spring unfolds, it’s also the time to begin thinking about the summer months ahead. Whether you’re planning to stay in Swansea, head back home, or travel somewhere new, now’s the time to start making your summer plans. 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