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Listed Buildings within five miles of HR3 5AQ, sorted by distance

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II Bell House & Adjoining Smithy
Set back from the road behind front garden.
II The Bear (Allot Abraham & Son)
Detached near the top of the street.
II Salem Baptist Chapel & attached former School Room inc. Forecourt Wall, Railings, Gatepiers & Steps
Between Bear Street and Oxford Road
II Pemberton Cottage
At the top of the street, stepped down from and adjoining the rear of the Kilvert Country Hotel.
II Kilvert Country Hotel
At the NE end of the Bull Ring on the corner with Bear Street, set back behind railed forecourt.
II The Haywain
Stepped down from Scotland House at the E end of High Town.
II Scotland House including Tea Shop and Just Hair
Set into a short terrace, E of the Butter Market; No 18 stepped down to left.
II Lions Corner House Restaurant
Forward to the street close to the Butter Market.
II Grove House
To E of the Butter Market, continous with No 17
II Oxford House (National Westminster Bank)
Forward from Caemawr, attached to left.
II Compton Hous including Oxfam and Hayfever
Stepped up from No 2 at the E end of High Town, detached to right.
II Arvona Gallery
Stepped down at the end of a short terrace, close to St John's Chapel; formerly the Castle Inn.
II Butter Market
To E of the Cheese Market; set in the slope between Market Street and High Town.
II Hay Spinning Gallery
Forward to the street opposite the Butter Market, No 2 and 3 attached to right.
II Havards
Stepped down from adjoining properties.
II Pemberton's
Forward to the street, opposite the Butter Market, right end facing Market Place.
II St John's Chapel
On an island site with St John's Place to right; set in the slope.
II Hay On Wye Post Office
Slightly advanced from No 4; stepped up from No 2.
II Cheese Market
In the Market Place below the Castle, detached to W end.
II NO.5 Lion Street, Powys
Set into a row of street frontages near the corner with St John's Place.
II The Hay Galleries
Opposite the Butter Market, stepped up from No 5.
II NO.4 Lion Street, Powys
Set into a row of street frontages near the corner with St John's Place.
II Mike & Lin Harris
Set into a row of street frontages, No 2 stepped up to right.
II Paris House including Gwilliam
Facing down The Pavement, set forward from the Cheese Market to right.
II Wellington House
Stepped up from Nos. 18 and 19 to right; set in the slope. At one time a Dame School.
II Henallt House
Set back from the road behind railed front garden, National Westminster Bank forward to right.
II Hay Whole Foods Delicatessen
Set into a row of street frontages stepped up from No 3.
II The Wheatsheaf Inn PH
On the corner with Brook Street, opposite St John's Chapel.
II Ich Dien Dairy Ice-Cream
At the splayed corner with the northern arm of High Town and set in the slope back to the rear of No 5.
II NO.37 Lion Street, Powys
Attached to The Wheatsheaf Inn at left.
II NO.19 Bear Street, Powys
Stepped down from Wellington House to left, set in the slope.
I Hay Castle
Dominating the town with Back Fold, Castle Lane and Oxford Road bordering the castle grounds.
II NO.39 Lion Street, Powys
On the corner with Brook Street.
II Thornton House
Detached to the right and set in the slope.
II NO.40 Lion Street, Powys
Set into a row of street frontages near the cross roads.
II Midstone
Stepped down from Wellington House to left, set in the slope.
II NO.41 Lion Street, Powys
41 Lion Street
II R.M. Jones, Chemist
Set in the slope on the corner with The Pavement stepped down from No 8 formerly the Three Horse Shoes Inn.
II Half Moon House
Hay
II Quinto of Hay
At the top of and with side elevation to The Pavement, set in the slope.
II Crown House including Gemini
Set in the slope of a short terrace opposite the Cheese Market; No 7 stepped down to right.
II Hay Prints
Set in the slope of a short terrace opposite the Cheese Market.
II Hafodwen
Stepped down from No 7 and set in the slope.
II Hay & Cusop War Memorial
At junction of Castle Lane and Castle Street, set into the wall of the castle grounds.
II Mayall
Set in the slope of a short terrace opposite the Cheese Market.
II F.H. Sunderland & Co
Set in the slope of a short terrace opposite the Cheese Market.
II The Limited Bookshop (2 storey range only)
Almost opposite the junction with High Town.
II Section of the Boundry Wall to Hay Castle
Adjoining No 30 at SW end and continuing to the corner with the Market Place; set in the slope.
II Trergelli
Set back from the road behind railed forecourt.
II Former Coach-House & Stable Range to Hay Castle
Attached to the SW end of the Castle House and splayed forward with the yard to rear; screened from the garden by a rubble wall, partly broken down.
II Goldern Pioneer Travel
Set into the slope at the W end of the street near the junction with Broad Street.
II Richard Booth's Bookshop Ltd. Warehouse, to rear of
On the corner with Brook Street.
II Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
13 High Town
II Golesworthy's
Set into the slope at the W end of the street near the junction with Broad Street.
II River Wye Booksellers
Set in the slope opposite Hay Castle; set forward from No 1 Castle Street to left. No 13 was formerly a bakery.
II Trergelli
Set back from the road behind railed forecourt.
II The Pin Up Shop
Set back from the road behind railed forecourt; near the Clock Tower. Formerly the Kings Head PH.
II Outbuilding Range to SW of Hay Castle
Immediately to SW of the Castle House attached by a lintel to a former doorway across the angle. Entered from the service courtyard opposite the former coach house and stable range.
II Golesworthy's (Corner Range only)
Set in the slope at the corner with Lion Street.
II Tredegar House
Set back from the road behind railed forecourt; near the Clock Tower. Formerly the Kings Head PH.
II The Black Lion Antiques Shop
At the E end of the town opposite the junction with Bear Street. Formally all one property adjacent to the site of the former Lion Gate.
II Clock Tower
At the top of the street at the splayed junction with Lion Street.
II The Granary
Near the top of the street, close to the Clock Tower.
II The Old Black Lion PH
At the E end of the town opposite the junction with Bear Street. Formally all one property adjacent to the site of the former Lion Gate.
II J.Geoffrey Aspin
Set into a continuous row of street frontages stepped up from adjoining properties.
II Brookfield House
Set back and below the road behind railed front garden.
II Main Entrance to the grounds of Hay Castle
At a splayed angle to the road and with drive leading up into the inner bailey.
II Barclay's Bank
Set back between Barclay's Bank House and The Granary.
II Fine Fare
Set back on the corner with Back Fold; No 27 adjoins forward to left. Formerly the Mason's Arms PH.
II R.Trevor Griffith & Co., Solicitors
Set back and above the road on the corner with Broad Street.
II Barclay's Bank House
Set back and above the road, stepped up from adjoining properties.
II H.R.Grant including former Flannel mill to rear
Set into a row of street frontages, stepped up from the adjoining properties. The mill extends at an angle to rear set in the slope and end on to Belmont road.
II NO.3 Belmont Road, Powys
Set in the slope to the left of Clifton House.
II NO.2 Belmont Road, Powys
Set in the slope to the left of Clifton House.
II Clifton House
In terraced row facing the clock tower.
II Tinto House
Set in the slope opposite the Clock Tower.
II Nationwide Building Society
Forward to the street near the junction with Broad Street, Solicitors office projects to right.
II Steve Davies Domestic Appliances
Part of a small group towards the corner with Belmont Road, stepped down from No 6. No 8 was formerly the Dog Inn and later the Talbot Inn.
II NO.12 Broad Street, Powys
Stepped down from No 13, facing the Clock Tower.
II Seven Stars
At the end of a row of frontages facing the Clock Tower.
II Hay Cottage Bakery
Part of a small group towards the corner with Belmont Road, stepped down from No 6.
II Chancery House (formerly Prospect House)
Set back from the road behind cobbled forecourt, Nos. 22 and 23 stepped up to left; modern railings to front.
II Montpelier
Set back and above the road with the old cobbled pavement to the front; stepped up from adjoining properties.
II Brook House
Forward to the street near the junction with Heol-y-Dwr, stepped up from the adjoining properties.
II Ye Olde Crown Bar (Part of Crown Hotel)
Stepped down from the Victorian Crown Hotel main building; formerly known as The Rose and Crown.
II The Poetry Bookshop
Set back and above the road with the old cobbled pavement to the front; stepped up from adjoining properties.
II West House
Set into a row of frontages set back above the road with the old cobble pavement to front; stepped down from No 22
II Sycamore
Slightly projecting from Brynhyfryd to left; in a row of frontages set back and above the road.
II Mortimer House
Near the SW end of the Street, stepped up from adjoining properties.
II Cafe Royal Fish & Chip Bar
Detached to left and set back from the Cafe Royal Restaurant. Formerly the Post Office, after it had occupied the present Radnor House.
II Belmont House
Set back at the top of the street at the junction with Castle street; railed forecourt.
II Cafe Royal Restaurant & Bar
Stepped forward from adjoining properties.
II Brynhyfryd
Set back and above the road with the old cobbled pavement to the front.
II Dolycoed
Near the SW end of the Street, stepped up from adjoining properties.
II NO.5 Broad Street, Powys
At the corner with Bridge Street, stepped down from the Cafe Royal; formerly the Black Swan PH.
II The Three Tuns P.H.
On the corner with Bridge Street; has been a public house since 1830.
II Blue Boar Inn P.H.
On the corner with Oxford Road.
II Oakhurst
Set in the slope and detached.
II Radnor House, including the former No.1 Oxford Road
Set back from the Vicarage on the corner with Oxford Road; railed front garden.
II The Old Fire Station
A short terrace, detached to left opposite the junction with Oxford Street.

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