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Listed Buildings within five miles of CF10 1AP, sorted by distance

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II Old Custom House
On corner of East Canal Wharf and Customhouse Street, on wharf of former Glamorganshire Canal.
II Golden Cross Public House
At junction with Customhouse Street, on corner with Hayes Bridge Road, adjacent to ice rink.
II Sam's Public House (former Terminus Hotel)
On corner with Mill Lane.
II 62, St Mary Street
About 20m north of junction with Mill Lane.
II Premises occupied by Jacob's Antique Market
Immediately S of railway bridge, and adjoining Jacobs antique market of which building is now part.
II Great Western Hotel
At S end of St Mary Street.
II 10 Mill Lane
To L of Former Warehouse at 11 Mill Lane.
II Former Perkins Bros. Warehouses, 11 Mill Lane
To L of entrance block of Wyndham Arcade.
II Entrance Block to Wyndham Arcade
About 10m S of junction with Caroline Street.
II Wyndham Arcade-Nos 1-39 (Odd) & Nos 4-32 (Even)
Skewed main frontage to Mill Lane which formerly faced the Glamorganshire Canal; Wyndham Arcade runs through to emerge as a passage at the S side of No 54 St Mary Street.
II Ristorante Il Padrino
To L of Philharmonic Hotel.
II Statue of Second Marquess of Bute
On S of Callaghan Square.
II The Philharmonic Hotel
To S of Phiharmonic Hall (Squares).
II King's Cross Public House
On corner of The Hayes and Caroline Street.
II Mulligan's (former Cambrian Hotel)
On corner with Caroline Street.
II The Philharmonic Hall (Squares)
To L of Prince of Wales
II Brains
Almost opposite Wood Street.
II 81, St Mary Street
Between Philharmonic Hall and former Prince of Wales Theatre.
II 47&48, St Mary Street
Opposite Wood Street.
II Wellington's Cafe Bar
To L (south) of Tabernacl Chapel.
II 83&84, St Mary Street
On corner of St Mary Street and Wood Street.
II Former Prince of Wales Theatre
About 20m south of junction with Wood St.
II 2, Wood Street
Adjacent to Prince of Wales.
II* Tabernacle Chapel including attached Hall and forecourt railings
To L of David Morgan department store.
II Railway Bridge over Dock Feeder
Carrying the railway to Bute Road over the Dock Feeder at a skewed angle, immediately S of the main line; beside an industrial estate.
II 40 & 41
To R of entranceto Royal Arcade.
II 38, The Hayes
One of a pair of shops between entrance block of Royal Arcade and Tabernacle Chapel.
II Entrance block to Royal Arcade, including Royal Arcade
Opposite Royal Hotel.
II 36, The Hayes
Between entrance block of Royal Arcade, and Tabernacl Chapel.
II Blackwells
To N (L) of Entrance facade of Royal Arcade.
II Entrance block to Royal Arcade
At S end of Morgan's Department Store.
II Royal Hotel
On corner of St Mary Street and Wood Street.
II David Morgan
To R of entrance to Morgan Arcade, stepped down. Part of same development as Nos 35 & 36 St Mary Street.
II Cardiff Central Station, Booking Hall, Passenger Subway, Platforms 1-4, 6 & 7 and Platform Buildings
On S side of Central Square.
II Railway Overbridge
To S of junction with Herbert Street.
II Warehouse on corner of Lloyd George Avenue and Herbert Street
Sited on corner of Lloyd George Avenue and Herbert Street, formerly on N quayside of Bute West Dock, (now filled in).
II Morgan Arcade Building & Morgan Arcade
About mid way between Wharton Street and Caroline Street.
II David Morgan Department Store
Occupies most of W side of the Hayes to N of Tabernacle Chapel.
II Central Station (Main entrance is in community of Castle)
Main entrance in castle Square; rear entrance from car park in Penarth Road.
II 32, St Mary Street
32 St Mary Street
II Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas
On a small, square site, to N of St Mary's Church. Set back to W of Bute Street from which it is reached via North Church Street. Presbytery to the front.
II Warehouse Adjacent to Marquess of Bute's Warehouse
Sited well back from Lloyd George Avenue, formerly on N quayside of Bute West Dock (now filled in). N front visible from Herbert Street. Adjacent to Marquess of Bute's Warehouse, and with S front alig
II Bar Emporium
Stepped down to R of Royal Hotel. Entrances to St Mary Street, and Westgate Street.
II 90, St Mary Street
Stepped down to R of Royal Hotel
II Lunn Poly
To L of Louis Restaurant.
II 91, St Mary Street
About 80m north of junction with Wood Street.
II 29 & 30
Castle
II Marquess of Bute's Warehouse
Sited well back from Lloyd George Avenue beyond adjoining warehouses, formerly on N quayside of Bute West Dock (now filled in). N front visible from Herbert Street at bridge over dock feeder.
II Hullaballoos
About 100m north of junction with Wood Street.
II Monroe's
To L of Westminster House, stepped down.
II 26-27 Nationwide Building Society
To R of Cottage Public House.
II The Cottage
About 30m S of corner with Wharton Street.
II Rohan
About 25m south of junction with Wharton Street.
II Statue of John Batchelor
Opposite entrance to Hills Street.
II City Glassworks
Near junction with Wharton Street.
II Oddbins
About 20m S of corner with Wharton Street.
II Borough Chambers
Near corner with St Mary Street.
II Sandringham Hotel
To S of No 20, stepped up,
II Newt & Cucumber
On corner with Bakers' Row.
II Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin and St Stephen the Martyr, including forecourt wall and railings
Set back from the road behind small railed forecourt with crucifixion; stone gate piers to entrances at either end.
II Ladies' Toilets
To S of Old Library, and Hayes Island snack bar.
II Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society
On corner with Wharton Street.
II Head Post Office
On corner with Park Street.
II Lamp Post
At S entrance to Gentlemen's Toilets.
II Habitat
On corner of The Hayes and Hill's Street.
II Gentlemen's Toilets
To S of Old Library, near Hayes Island snack bar.
II Lamp Post
At N entrance to Gentlemen's Toilets.
II Hayes Island Snack Bar
Near SE corner of Old Library.
II St David's Hall
Overlooking the Hayes near the corner of Hills Street and Working Street. Lower floors are between St David’s shopping centre and Nos 9-11 The Hayes (the former Electricity Showrooms), while upper fl
II Flyhalf & Firkin
On corner with Golate.
II Elgin House
On corner with Golate.
II County Court Offices
Attached on N side of Head Post Office.
II Sportshoe
To N of Elgin House.
II 109, St Mary Street, SOUTH GLAMORGAN
Opposite Howell's Store.
II* Howells Department Store
Occupying a prominent corner site with Wharton Street to S, and Trinity Street to rear.
II The Queen's & Royal Garage
To N (left) of Flyhalf & Firkin Public House.
II* Former Central Library
Occupying a key city centre location with entrance front to Trinity Street, dominant south facade to the Hayes, flank elevation to Working Street and rear facing St John's Church.
II Oz Bar
On corner with Guildhall Place.
II Bridge over Dock Feeder Canal
Crosses Junction canal to E of right-angle bend.
II 52-62 Charles Street
Castle
II The Borough Public House
Between Market Buildings and Howell's Store.
II 50, Charles Street
To S of No 48.
II Water Tower at Cardiff Central Station
To N of west end of platforms 1 & 2 of Cardiff Central Station.
II Hut in St John's gardens
In centre of St John's Gardens, to N of Old Library.
II Caffe Latte
To L of No 46.
II Former County Club
Almost opposite Guildhall Place.
II Griffiths
To L of No 44.
II Market Buildings (See Trinity St for Market)
Opposite Hodge House.
II* Cardiff Central Market
On large site between Trinity Street and St Mary Street, with Trinity Street entrance opposite St John's Gardens.
II Hodge House
On corner with Guildhall Place.
II 44 Charles Street, Cardiff, Cardiff
To L of USDAW.
II Railings, Gates and Dwarf Wall to St John's Churchyard (S Section)
To N of Old Library, between Working Street and Trinity Street, enclosing churchyard gardens with early and mid C19 gravestones, and wooden pavilion with tiled roof. Separated from N churchyard by la
II Railings, Gates and Dwarf Wall to St John's Churchyard (N Section)
Surrounding St John's Church, and enclosing to S, between Working Street and Trinity Street, churchyard with early and mid C19 gravestones, and restored medieval cross. Separated from S churchyard by
II Former Welsh Presbyterian Chapel
Near corner with Bridge Street.
II Jackson Hall
To NW of County Club.
II New Market Tavern
To N of entrance to Central Market.
II St David's Roman Catholic Cathedral
Opposite Ebeneser Chapel.
II Churchyard Cross on S side of St John's Church
To S of Church, near SE angle of S aisle.
II Bridge over Dock Feeder Canal
Crosses former Junction Canal to W of Spillers and Bakers.
II National Westminster Bank
To R of Hodge House; almost opposite Central Market.

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