Set within the city’s new coastal park, adjacent to the Marina and surrounded by 1.1 acres of landscaped gardens, The Pavilion provides an impressive opportunity for a new restaurant / café dining concept which will be the go-to destination for families in the city.
Set to become a new social space for the city, St David’s Place will contribute to Copr Bay Phases One and Two, delivering enhanced green space and public realm. The historic landmark of St David’s Church will provide the backdrop for the new church hall and café / commercial building, which has been designed to complement the listed church.
As part of the sustainable transport policy and located on the Arena side of Oystermouth Road, adjacent to the car park entrance and the feature public steps and lift, a unit is available which is targeted for use as a cycle hub. The hub is ideally located for the city centre and access to the bay.
If you would like to discuss a leasing opportunity at Copr Bay, please contact Spencer Winter at RivingtonHark, or Jonathan Hicks at Swansea Council.
The opportunity in Swansea is huge, and the Copr Bay transformation is the start of the city realising its potential to be a leading business and leisure destination. Not only will Copr Bay be a place for world-class entertainment, but also a new urban neighbourhood for people.
