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Brynmill, with its mix of terraced houses, has long been the main student area for Swansea. Apart from students, it is mainly a middle class family area, chosen for its local schools and its convenience for the city centre and for the university. Depending on which part of Brynmill you choose, the walk to the university takes 10 to 15 minutes and the city is about 20 minutes away on foot. Several bus routes pass through the area.

Composed mainly of Victorian and Edwardian housing, the area is hilly, but it includes good local shopping, such as the shops of Bryn y Mor road. The Guildhall, St Helens Rugby and Cricket Ground, are important local features, there are local churches and two parks in the area. There is no shortage of cafes, bars and restaurants serving everything from fast food to fine eating.

The area is bounded by Brynmill and Singleton Parks to the West, the beach and Swansea Bay to the South, by the residential area of Uplands to the North and by routes into the City to the East.

Transport to the City Center

The no.19 is one of a number of bus services from Brynmill to the City Centre. Journey time by bus is about 7-10 minutes and there are direct and indirect links to get you to the Bay Campus if you need them.

If you live close to Bryn Road or King Edward road, the nos 42, 43 and 116 pass along this route.

Transport to the University

Although it is most likely you will walk as Swansea University is such a short distance, the no.42 travels via Brynmill if you need a bus to get to the University. Buses from the Recreation ground and the Cricket ground go to the Bay Campus.