Pontarddulais, Swansea, Swansea (County of)

Pontarddulais is a small town in the Swansea County of South Wales. It is located on the Loughor Estuary and it is just 12 miles from Swansea City Centre. The area has a rich history, with a Norman Castle, a Bronze Age burial chamber and a 16th-century market house. It is also known for its industrial heritage and is home to the Pontarddulais Male Choir.

The town offers a mix of old and new, with traditional Welsh pubs and tea rooms alongside modern shops and eateries. It is well connected with regular bus services to Swansea and Llanelli. The area offers an array of outdoor activities, including walking, cycling and fishing. There are also several golf courses, horse-riding and sailing.

The town is an ideal spot for families, with good schools and plenty of green spaces. There are several parks for picnics and playing, and the nearby beach is a popular spot for summer days. The area is also close to the Gower Peninsula, offering some of the best beaches, coastal paths and wildlife in Wales. Pontarddulais is the perfect place to live for those looking for a rural, coastal setting.