Bôn-y-maen, Swansea

Key facts

Bôn-y-maen is a UK electoral ward in Swansea. Bôn-y-maen has some of the most affordable housing in Swansea. Terraces average £142,900 and flats come in at £111,808. In Bôn-y-maen (Swansea), estimated 2026-27 council tax is about £151 a month for a couple and £113 for a single person (most common band: A, £1,492 a year).

About Bôn-y-maen

Bôn-y-maen has some of the most affordable housing in Swansea. Terraces average £142,900 and flats come in at £111,808. You'll find everyday essentials right here — a supermarket, café, pubs, and a fitness centre are all in the neighbourhood. Four state schools serve the area, covering primary, secondary, and Welsh-medium education. The M4 is easy to reach if you drive, and your living costs sit well below the UK average. You'll spend less on council tax, groceries, and transport than most people across the country. Crime rates match the UK average, and both anti-social behaviour and vehicle crime are dropping. The rental market is stable and mostly social-tenant led, which means steady, low-turnover demand.

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