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Listed Buildings in Cornelly, Bridgend

  1. II Chest tomb in the graveyard of the Church of St Mary Magdalen, Pyle with Kenfig. Photos
    Maudlam hamlet stands on elevated ground NE of the former borough of Kenfig. The tomb stands on the N side of the axial path leading to the W porch of the church, and 5m W of the porch.
  2. II* Church of St Mary Magdalen, Pyle with Kenfig. Photos
    The church stands in a raised curvilinear churchyard on a high prominence above the former site of Kenfig, by the junction of the side road into Maudlam village.
  3. II Garden gateway at Ty-maen
    Ty-maen stands at the S end of the village of South Cornelly. The gateway is built into the roadside wall which encloses the gardens on the S side of the house.
  4. II Marlas House
    The farm stands on the S bank of the Afon Cynffig, close to the railway bridge and the road from North Cornelly to Kenfig, which runs alongside the N side of the N wing.
  5. II Pool Farmhouse
    Pool Farm lies towards the N end of Kenfig, lying back from the N-S road and facing W.
  6. II Prince of Wales Inn, also known as Ty Newydd Photos
    The former borough of Kenfig lies W of North Cornelly, on the edge of the sand dunes. The inn stands facing S, with the gable end against the road from Maudlam to Porthcawl.
  7. II* Pyle Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Capel y Pil, and schoolroom, with forecourt railings. Photos
    Ffordd y Eglwys leads from Pyle to North Cornelly. The chapel is set gable end to the road W of the former railway line, with the schoolroom adjoining on the S.
  8. II River Black Underbridge
    Over the Afon Cynffig, accessed via a footpath from Plwerin to Llanmihangel. (Partly in Cynffig Community, Bridgend)
  9. I Sker House Photos
    Located on a limestone promontory jutting west into Swansea Bay, approximately 4.2 kilometres N of Porthcawl, and reached by a long farm road leading W from the minor road from Porthcawl to Kenfig.
  10. II* The Hall Farm
    The former farmhouse lies in the midst of suburban development at the end of a driveway opening between No's 33 and 35 Hall Drive.
  11. II Ty-maen
    The house stands within its own walled gardens, on the W side of the A4229, at the S end of South Cornelly.
  12. II Ty-yr-ychen, also known as Sker House farm buildings. Photos
    Sker occupies the limestone peninsular S of Kenfig Sands, projecting into Swansea Bay. The long range of buildings lies approximately 100m E of Sker House.

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