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Robert Harries

Mumbles Lifeboat station could be turned into a home but people think seagulls and takeaway deliveries could be a big problem

A historic Welsh lifeboat station which is up for sale has made quite an impression on those looking for a bit of a change of scenery and a move near, or should that be above, the sea. The Old Lifeboat Station in Mumbles, near Swansea, is on the market as “residential use only”, but its setting and availability is so unique that it doesn’t have a guide price.

The listed building sits at the end of Mumbles Pier, which has been part of the Swansea Bay landscape for more than 120 years. The red and white lifeboat station itself was built in 1934 and was in use until 2015. To get the latest WalesOnline newsletters e-mailed to you directly for free, click here.

While the property does have planning permission for refurbishment and adaptation of the existing building into a restaurant, its sale is contingent on the property being used for residential purposes only, something which opens up an exciting opportunity for whoever wants to take it on. You can read more about the former lifeboat station and the details of its sale here.

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