Overview 

Built to serve the town of Pantyffynnon and its tinplate works, the station is on the Heart of Wales line that runs through Carmarthenshire. It was opened in 1841 and was originally a much larger complex of buildings, including a freight yard, locomotive shed and three signal boxes. The main building was granted its Grade II status in 1996, after many of the outlying structures had been demolished. The station also received an award for conservation from the Railway Heritage Trust for its restoration of the waiting room.

• How long does it take to walk from Pantyffynnon station to Pantyffynnon village centre?

  • The station is in the centre of Pantyffynnon village, which has few amenities, however, it’s a 20 minute walk to the town of Ammanford.

• What car parking facilities are available at Pantyffynnon station?

  • The station has enough parking spaces for 6 cars. 

• What facilities are there for bike storage at Pantyffynnon station?

  • There are no bike storage facilities at Pantyffynnon station.

• What other facilities are available at Pantyffynnon station?

  • Coin and card telephones
  • Disabled access - step-free access throughout the station with ramps and induction loops available