287 bed Commercial Property, Swansea, SA1
Site J, Trawler Road, Maritime Quarter, Swansea SA1 1UN
The property is arranged on a site of approximately 0.32 Hectares (0.80 acres) and within the the SA1 regeneration area. SA1 Swansea Waterfront is a major brownfield regeneration area on the Prince of Wales Dock that was established by the Welsh Government to transform former docklands into a vibrant mixed-use district with residential, office, leisure, retail, and educational facilities. Key developments include the University of Wales Trinity St David (UWTSD) campus, new bridges, parks, and various commercial and residential buildings, aiming to create new jobs and a sustainable urban community. Prominent Freehold Waterfront Development Site. Comprising approximately 0.8 acres (0.32 hectares) of brownfield land. Presents significant redevelopment potential. Well located on Swansea Waterfront, within the SA1 regeneration area. Benefits from planning consent for a 287 bedroom student accommodation scheme. Extant consent for a 164 bedroom hotel. VAT is not applicable. Vacant .
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Estimated cost to winPrice, fees and LTT (Wales, non-residential)£932,750See breakdown
- Price£900,000
- Buyer's / admin feeAdd from auctioneer
- LTT (Wales, non-residential) estimate£32,750
- Legal pack and searches£0
Key facts
- Type
- Commercial Property
- Bedrooms
- 287
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Council tax band
- See legal pack
- Auction
- Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 09:00
- Lot number
- 334
- Auctioneer
- Savills Auctions
- Postcode
- SA1 1UN
Listed by Savills Auctions · Lot 334 · Checked 15 Oct, 09:02
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