Digs Swansea Student Accommodation

14/06/2026

🏡 Ground Floor Flat, 122 Oxford Street is now available to rent for a group of 3!

Each spacious bedroom comes with its own en-suite bathroom, offering comfort and privacy for every tenant. Located in a prime spot close to both university campuses and Swansea City Centre, this property is perfect for students looking for convenience and modern living.

✔️ 3 En-suite Bedrooms
✔️ £520 per person, per month
✔️ Ideal for a group of 3a
✔️ Walking distance to both University Campuses
✔️ Close to the City Centre and local amenities

07/06/2026

📍 One of our brand new studio flats completed a few weeks ago! Eversley Road, Sketty - just a 20-minute walk to Swansea University, with local shops, cafes, and transport links nearby.

07/06/2026

We're pleased to have completed another redevelopment project, this time at 63 Eversley Road in the heart of Sketty.

The property was previously a six-bedroom house and has been transformed into three separate student homes: two two-bedroom houses and one one-bedroom house. The aim was simple – create high-quality accommodation that suits the needs of students while making better use of an existing property in a great location.

Sketty has always been one of the most popular areas for students in Swansea. It's close enough to both Swansea University campuses, Singleton Hospital and the city centre, while still feeling like a proper residential community. With local shops, cafés, parks and good transport links all within easy reach, it's easy to see why so many students choose to live here year after year.

Eversley Road is particularly well placed, sitting next to a bustling shopping area, and within easy reach of Singleton Park and the seafront. For students, it offers a good balance between university life and somewhere quieter to come home to.

As with all our projects, the focus was on creating comfortable, practical living spaces that people genuinely want to live in. The redevelopment has brought a tired property back into use and provided three modern student homes in an area where demand for quality accommodation remains strong.

We are proud of how the project has turned out and look forward to welcoming tenants to their new homes.

The property was previously a six-bedroom house and has been transformed into three separate student homes: two two-bedroom houses and one one-bedroom house. The aim was simple – create high-quality accommodation that suits the needs of students while making better use of an existing property in a...

31/05/2026

Take a look at one of our brand-new 2-bedroom on St Helen's Road, completed just a few weeks ago. Finished to a high standard with modern features throughout 🏡✨

30/05/2026

Recycling/waste is confusing and is very different in Wales to elsewhere!
Sorting your recycling and rubbish properly in Swansea is important, especially in student areas where collections are busy. It is also very easy once you know the routine. Here is a simple guide to help you stay on top of it.

The easiest place to start is by checking your collection day. You can look this up by entering your postcode on the Swansea Council website. It will tell you which day your street is collected and whether it is a green week or a pink week.

On a green week you can put out paper and cardboard together in one bag. Metal, glass and foil go together in a separate bag on the same week. These are usually collected every two weeks.

On a pink week you can put out plastics such as bottles, tubs and trays in your reusable pink bag. General waste goes out on the same week but only in black bags. The council limits general waste to a maximum of three black bags per household for each collection. Anything over that may be left behind. Pink week also runs on a two week cycle.

Food waste is collected every week. You should have a green food waste bin and a kitchen caddy that the council provides. Food waste must be separated from everything else and placed in the small green bin outside your house or building.

It is also important to put your bins out at the right time. Most streets require you to put them out either the night before after seven in the evening or early in the morning before six on the day of collection. If your bins are put out too early or too late they may be missed.

For students living in busy shared houses it helps to keep small containers indoors for different types of recycling. It also helps to check which week it is so you do not miss a collection. If you come back after a holiday or break, check that your bins and recycling bags are still there and that everything is clean and ready to use.

Keeping on top of this from the beginning of term makes things much easier later on. It keeps your house cleaner, avoids missed collections and helps the local community. If you are unsure about anything you can always look it up on the council website or ask your landlord or accommodation provider

Sorting your recycling and rubbish properly in Swansea is important, especially in student areas where collections are busy. It is also very easy once you know the routine. Here is a simple guide to help you stay on top of it.

15/05/2026

One thing we’re always grateful for in Swansea is our beautiful coastline and stunning beaches☀️🏝️

05/05/2026

Did you know our website has accessibility features for users that may have disabilities or may struggle to use websites without certain formats!

01/05/2026

Getting around Swansea as a student can feel like a challenge at first, but honestly, it’s way easier than it seems. Whether you live in halls, a flat, or at home, there are plenty of options to get you from lectures to the city centre, the beach, or a night out with mates.

🚌Buses are the lifeline for most students. First Cymru runs the majority of routes, and if you’re a student, it’s worth checking if you can get a discount on weekly or monthly passes. Routes like the 4, 5, and 6 go through all the main areas, from Uplands and Mount Pleasant to the city centre and Swansea University campus. Make sure you download the First Cymru app real-time updates are a lifesaver, especially when it’s raining (which, let’s be honest, is often).

🚝If you’re planning a day trip or heading home for the weekend, Swansea train station is your friend. Direct services run to Cardiff, Bristol, and even London. For students, booking in advance usually saves a bundle. It’s a comfy option compared to a long bus ride, especially if you’ve got coursework to catch up on.

🚶🚲Swansea is actually pretty cycle-friendly. If you live near the university, walking or cycling can be quicker than waiting for a bus. There are cycle racks all over campus and in the city centre. Plus, it’s free exercise and a nice way to clear your head between lectures.

🚕Sometimes you just need a lift home after a late night. Local taxi firms like ABC Taxis and Uber operate in the city. They’re more expensive than buses, obviously, but perfect if you’re running late or heading somewhere buses don’t go.

Tip for Students:

Invest in a student bus pass if you’re relying on public transport a lot, as it’s cheaper than paying per ride, and you won’t have to stress about exact change.

Getting around Swansea as a student can feel like a challenge at first, but honestly, it’s way easier than it seems. Whether you live in halls, a flat, or at home, there are plenty of options to get you from lectures to the city centre, the beach, or a night out with mates.

01/05/2026

You can’t quite beat the Welsh Varsity!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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24/04/2026

📍 Flat 4, 110 Bryn Road, Brynmill, Swansea is available for the 26/27 academic year! 🛏️ 3-bedroom flat with a garden.
💷 £595pp pcm with gas, electricity, water and wifi included!
🗓️ Move in from 1st July 2026 - with only half rent due in July & August (and you can still live there 🙌)
🚗 Parking is available via permit or you can book into our private secure carpark nearby for an additional charge
Visit our website: www.digsswansea.biz, or email us: [email protected] to book a viewing! 🏡