Notes: Originally opened as Morriston, the name was changed to Morriston West in January 1950 to avoid confusion with the other Morriston station which was renamed Morriston East.

Morriston West station comprised two facing platforms with the main station building with a hipped lated roof stood on the east side with an open fronted waiting shelter with a flat sloping roof on the opposite platform. A footbridge spanned the platforms to the north of the buildings, this led to the street level booking office, a stone building with a hipped roof on Clase Road. A signal box was located on the platform south of the main building. The goods yard comprised three sidings on the east side of the station accessed from the south and two sidings on the west side accessed from the north . The middle siding looped through a goods shed with a 5 cwt capacity crane on the south side. As well as handling general goods the yard also handled horse boxes and prize cattle. Access to the goods yard was at the end of Crown Street where they was a weighbridge and office.

The booking office building was used as a shop for a number of years and by 1972 was occupied by Cyril Cooke Ltd. A second storey and a side extension was later added. The building has now been demolished.

Ticket from Michael Stewart.