Pantygwydr Hotel Oxford St 4 646 pi² Vacant Commerce de détail Immeuble Swansea SA1 3JA 598 800 $ CAD (128,89 $ CAD/pi²)

The property comprises a substantial size end terraced mixed use premises, measuring approximately 431.63 sq.m (4,646.06 sq. ft.) in total, which is situated along a prominent corner position fronting Oxford Street and Richardson Street, within Swansea city centre. The building features a classic late-Victorian layout, with a strong corner frontage and symmetrical façades that give it a distinctive presence within the surrounding streetscape. The ground floor is typically arranged around a central bar area, with separate lounge and public bar spaces branching off to either side, each designed to accommodate different social atmospheres. Large windows provide natural light to the main bar areas, while the interior often features period details such as wood panelling, decorative cornices and solid wood flooring. The upper floors of the Pantygwydr Hotel historically served as private accommodation or guest rooms, accessed by an internal staircase from the main bar area. These rooms are arranged along a simple corridor layout, making efficient use of the building’s footprint. Ancillary spaces such as kitchens, storage areas, and staff facilities are typically located to the rear, alongside access to an external yard or delivery area. The overall layout reflects the building’s dual function as both a social venue and a residence, with clear separation between public and private zones while maintaining a cohesive, compact design that complements its urban corner site. Its flexible internal layout also makes it highly suitable for redevelopment(subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents) as its clear structural divisions and spacious floor plan allow for a variety of adaptive uses. The premises corner position and multiple access points enhance its adaptability, enabling separate entrances for different uses and efficient circulation. With its solid construction, generous ceiling heights and
distinctive character features, the Pantygwydr Hotel provides a strong foundation for a mixed-use redevelopment that could preserve its heritage value while meeting contemporary urban living and business needs.