Herberts Lodge – Elegant Historical Home with Private Grounds (To Let)

Nestled in the heart of Bishopston, SA3, Herberts Lodge presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a substantial family residence in one of Swansea’s most desirable coastal villages. This expansive, unfurnished house spans three spacious floors, offering approximately 322 square metres of generously proportioned living space that adapts perfectly to the demands of modern family life.

Boasting six well-sized bedrooms and two stylish bathrooms, the property is thoughtfully arranged to provide comfort and versatility. Entering on the ground floor, you are welcomed by a light-filled atmosphere that flows carefully from room to room. The interiors are designed with both entertaining and everyday family living in mind, while the neutral décor allows you the freedom to make this home your own.

Enjoy private parking and a delightful rear garden, ideal for alfresco dining, relaxing, or safe play for children. The outside space offers a tranquil retreat, perfect for long summer evenings or weekend gatherings.

Bishopston is well-loved for its vibrant village atmosphere, outstanding local amenities, and access to some of the Gower Peninsula’s most spectacular natural surroundings. Families and professionals alike will appreciate the convenience of nearby schools, charming local shops, and cosy pubs. The celebrated beaches of Caswell Bay and Pwll Du are just a short drive away, both renowned for their stunning scenery and excellent walking trails. For those commuting or seeking wider leisure options, Swansea’s city centre is easily accessible, providing a host of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions.

Herberts Lodge is offered for long-term let with a minimum twelve-month contract and falls under Council Tax Band H. Private parking and the rarity of such extensive accommodation in this sought-after location make this property a notable rental opportunity.

Arrange a viewing today to fully appreciate the scale, quality, and setting of this outstanding Bishopston home.