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  1. II Lansor
    On the north side of the road between Croesyceiliog and Llangybi and about 1000m south east of the Church of St Tegfedd.
  2. II Llansor Mill Cottage
    About 150m south of the branch road to Croesyceiliog from Llanhennock picturesquely sited on a north facing hillside.
  3. II* Berllan-deg
    About 100m west of the Carleon-Usk road and just south of the branch road to Croesyceiliog.
  4. II Colomendy Wood including attached Garage and Stabling
    Standing above the Carleon-Usk road facing west and about 500m north-west of Llanhennock.
  5. II Lower Cefn Carnau
    Approached by a track off the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road which is near the junction with the Tredunnock road. It is about 1600m south west of Llangybi village.
  6. II Llansor Fawr (Great Llansor)
    Standing above the Carleon-Usk road facing west and about 500m west of Llanhennock.
  7. II Church of St Tegfedd
    In the centre of Llandegfedd village.
  8. II Court Perrot Farmhouse
    In the centre of Llandegfedd village to the north west of the Church of St Tegfedd.
  9. II* Ton Farmhouse Photos
    Off the south side of Ton Road and about 1200m south west of Llangybi village.
  10. II Cwrt Bleddyn
    On the west side of the road between Caerleon and Usk about 1300m south of Llangybi village.
  11. II Craigwith House
    Off the south side of Park Road and about 2300m west of the centre of Llangybi village.
  12. II Pen-y-parc Farmhouse
    Off the south side of Park Road about 1700m west of the centre of Llangybi village.
  13. II Coed-y-fon Farmhouse, including attached Granary and Cartshed Photos
    About 500m west of Tredunock on the south side of the minor road that leads directly towards the Caerleon-Usk road.
  14. II Cefn Henllan Farmhouse
    On the highest point of the ridge to the north of Llanhennock village with outstanding panoramic views.
  15. II Dovecote to east of Cefn Henllan Farmhouse
    Across the courtyard to the east of the house.
  16. II Little Creiggydd
    In the north-west corner of the community near the village of Llanddewi-fach in Llangibby Community.
  17. II Tombstone of Margret Morgan at Church of St David
    In the churchyard of the Church of St David and about 15m to the south west.
  18. II Former Church of St David
    In an islolated position approached down a track off Tre-herbert Road and about 600m west of Llandegfedd.
  19. II Tombstone of John Phillip to south west of the Church of St David
    In the churchyard of the Church of St David and about 15m to the south west.
  20. II Telephone Call-box on east side of road close to Old Mackworth Arms
    At north end of the forecourt to Old Mackworth Arms leading to the Churchyard of the Church of St. John the Baptist.
  21. II Cross in Churchyard of Church of St. John the Baptist
    At the west end of the church betweeen it and the entrance gate.
  22. II Church of St. John the Baptist
    In the centre of Llanhennock village on the crown of the ridge.
  23. II Cefn Tila Bach
    About 500m south west of the Church of St David.
  24. II Gate piers to road, NE of Glen Usk
    At the end of the short drive leading down to the house.
  25. II Stable Court at Glen Usk, including fountain to south-west
    To the north-east of the house.
  26. II Temple at Glen Usk
    Immediately to the west of the house, across a small courtyard.
  27. II* Glen Usk
    On the west bank of the River Usk, picturesquely sited in a natural amphitheatre within the steep, wooded valley side, about 1km east of Llanhennock.
  28. II Garden walls, steps and terracing at Glen Usk
    To east and south of the house.
  29. II Barn at Pen-twyn Farm
    About 2000m north of the Church of St. Cadoc approached up a lane from the west side of the Usk Road via Gatlas.
  30. II Penarth House
    Off the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road about 500m south of Llangybi village.
  31. II Pergola surrounding tennis court at Glen Usk
    To the south-east of the house, below the formal gardens.
  32. II Oaklands
    On the east side of the road rising up to Llanhennock village from Carleon and about 500m south of the Church of St. John the Baptist.
  33. II Combination Farmbuilding to north of Great House
    Immediately across the yard on the west side of the house.
  34. II Celynen
    About 600m west of the Church of St David.
  35. II Great House
    On the west side of the minor road which follows the course of the river Usk from Tredunnock to Llanhennock and set above it on a east facing hillside.
  36. II Graigwen
    On the north side of Ton Road about 150m west of the centre of Llangybi village.
  37. II Garn Fawr (or Upper Garn)
    On the west side of the minor road which follows the course of the river Usk from Tredunnock to Llanhennock and set above it on a north-east facing hillside.
  38. II Ton Farmhouse Photos
    In the centre of Tredunnock village about 100m west of the Church of St. Andrew.
  39. II Walnut Tree Cottage
    Immediately to the east of the junction between the Usk-Caerleon road and Park Road In the centre of Llangybi village.
  40. II War Memorial Lychgate at Church of St. Andrew Photos
    In the centre of Tredunnock village at the entrance to the path into the church from the village street.
  41. II Entrance Gate and Fence to the Churchyard of the Church of St. Andrew Photos
    In the centre of Tredunnock village at the entrance to the Churchyard.
  42. II Cross in Churchyard of Church of St. Andrew Photos
    Beside the path between the entrance gate and the church.
  43. II* Church of St. Andrew Photos
    In the centre of Tredunnock village.
  44. II* The White Hart P.H. Photos
    At the crossroads in the centre of Llangybi village.
  45. II Monument to Eleanor Isabella Franklin at east end of Church of St. Andrew Photos
    In a group of Victorian monuments at the east end of the church.
  46. II* New House
    On the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road at the northern exit of Llangybi village.
  47. II Ponthir House Inn
    In Ponthir village on the NE side of the B4236 between Stokes Drive and Candwr Road.
  48. II* Church of St Cybi Photos
    In the centre of Llangybi village immediately to the east of The White Hart P.H.
  49. II Double Limekiln
    On the roadside of the minor road which follows the course of the river Usk from Tredunnock to Llanhennock.
  50. II South Stable Range at Llangybi Castle Farm
    Approached up a drive off the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road about 800m north of the centre of Llangybi village.
  51. II Glansirhowy Farm
    Some 700m NE of the centre of Llanfrechfa village, reached by a track N off Church Road.
  52. II North Stable Range at Llangybi Castle Farm
    Approached up a drive off the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road about 800m north of the centre of Llangybi village.
  53. II Ty-Perrot
    Reached from by road approx one kilometre SE from Coed-y-Paen on way to Llangybi. Ty Perrot is sited uphill on E side of minor road to The Forest.
  54. II Tregrug Barn, including attached stable and cart-shed
    On the east side of the Usk-Caerleon road about 450m north of the centre of Llangybi village.
  55. II Zion Baptist Chapel
    Near the centre of Pontir on the NW side of Station Road.
  56. II Tregrug Farmhouse
    On the east side of the Usk-Caerleon road about 500m north of the centre of Llangybi village.
  57. II* Church of All Saints
    In a rural location on the NE side of Llanfrechfa some 300m E of the junction of Church Road and the B4236.
  58. II Penrhos Farmhouse
    About 1000m to the north of the centre of Caerleon, situated high above the Afon Lwyd adjoining the site of a Civil War fort. Reached to the north west off the by-road between Caerleon and Usk along
  59. II Churchyard cross at Church of All Saints
    On the S side of the churchyard approxiamtely 20m S of the church porch.
  60. II Waun-y-pwll
    On the NE side of Llanyrafon approximately 1km E of County Hall. Reached by a track E off the A4042.
  61. II Telephone Call-box set into retaining wall of car park at Newbridge Inn Photos
    On west side of minor road where it curves down towards the New Bridge over the River Usk.
  62. II* New Bridge Photos
    Crossing the River Usk east of Tredunnock village and joining the Communities of Llanhennock and Llantrisant.
  63. II* New Bridge
    Situated some 2.3 km S of Llantrissent, on lane to Tredunnock.
  64. II The Bulmore Photos
    About 2100m north east of the junction with Isca Road set beside the road.
  65. II The Vicarage
    In Llanfrechfa village on the SW side of the B4236 some 120m SE of its junction with Church Road.
  66. II Cwm Aaron and attached barn
    On the NE side of Llanyrafon some 700m E of County Hall. Reached by a track E off the A4042.
  67. II Coed-y-paen Farmhouse
    About 250m south of the Church of Christchurch approached down a track off the east side of the road to Croesyceiliog.
  68. II Cwm Farmhouse
    About 3000m north west of the church of St. Cybi off the south side of the road between Llanbadoc and Coed-y-paen.
  69. II Little Bulmore
    About 1600m north east of the junction with Isca Road set on the hillside above the road.
  70. II Croeswen Farmhouse
    Approached off the south side of the road to Croesyceiliog near the junction with the Coed-y-paen road and about 1100m east of the roundabout on the A4042.
  71. II Barn to N of Kemeys Manor
    Set on the E side of the A449. Located on the W slope of the steep escarpement of Kemeys Graig, immediately to the S of the A449. Accessed from Kemeys Farm, adjoining Kemeys Manor. Set at the end o
  72. II Llanfrechfa Grange
    About 1.5km NW of Llanfrechfa Church; in extensive grounds to E of B4236.
  73. II Former Caerleon Teacher Training College Building Photos
    On high ground to the north west of the town approached via Lodge Road and College Road.
  74. II* Kemeys Manor Photos
    Set on the E side of the A449. Located on the W slope of the steep escarpement of Kemeys Graig, immediately to the S of the A449. Set at the end of a long private drive overlooking the River Usk on a
  75. II Caretaker’s / Gardener’s Lodge at the University of South Wales, Caerleon Campus
    On high ground to the north west of the town approached via Lodge Road and College Road. On the right hand side of the drive immediately in front of the College.
  76. II Whitehall
    Situated about 2km S of Llantrissent, on E side of road, backing against embankment of A449 trunk road.
  77. II Outbuilding by SE corner of Whitehall Farmhouse
    Situated just SE of house, facing across yard.
  78. II Principal’s Residence at the University of South Wales, Caerleon Campus
    On high ground to the north west of the town approached via Lodge Road and College Road. On the left hand side of the drive immediately in front of the College.
  79. II Farm building SE of Whitehall Farmhouse
    Situated to S of yard at Whitehall, in line with stable.
  80. II Gate Piers at the University of South Wales, Caerleon Campus Photos
    On high ground to the north west of the town at the southern end of College Road. Adjacent to Felthorpe house.
  81. II Pencarreg
    Off the west side of the Usk-Caerleon road and about 1600m north of Llangybi village.
  82. II Hill Farmhouse
    On the north side of the lane west from the Usk road along the northern boundary of Llangybi Castle and about 1800m north of the centre of Llangybi village.
  83. II Old Kemeys
    Located on the W slope of the steep escarpment of Kemeys Graig, immediately to the E of the A449. Set at the end of a long private drive from the lane leading between Llantrissent and Langstone.
  84. II Barn at Old Kemeys
    Located immediately to the NE of Old Kemeys Farmhouse on the W slope of Kemeys Graig, immediately to the E of the A449. Aligned on a E/W axis.
  85. II Telephone Call-box near The Goldcroft PH Photos
    About 200m north of the Church of St Cadoc at the north end of Goldcroft Common.
  86. II The Monks Cell at Llantarnam Abbey
    Situated some 60m E of the walled garden at Llantarnam Abbey.
  87. II 5, Backhall Street, Caerleon, Newport, GWENT Photos
    About 150m north east of the Church of St Cadoc.
  88. II Barn at Llanddewi Court
    About 20m south of Llanddewi Court farmhouse.
  89. II 6&7, Backhall Street, Caerleon, Newport, GWENT Photos
    About 150m north east of the Church of St Cadoc.
  90. II The Cottage and attached walls of walled garden at Llantarnam Abbey
    Situated on the NE side of Llantarnam Abbey, the cottage is on the SE corner of the walled garden.
  91. II Ruins of barn at Llantarnam Abbey
    Situated approximately 90m NE of the house at Llantarnam Abbey.
  92. II Oxhouse at Llanddewi Court
    Attached to the south wing of Llanddewi Court farmhouse.
  93. II* Llanddewi Court
    Approached down a track off the north side of the road to Coed-y-paen and about 1300m north east of the roundabout on the A4042.
  94. II The Red Lion PH Photos
    About 125m north east of the Church of St Cadoc at the junction of Backhall Street and Church Street.
  95. II Lodge Farm Evangelical Church
    Attached to the N and E of Lodge Farmhouse.
  96. II Kemeys Folly
    Located on the crest of the steep escarpement of Kemeys Graig, immediately S of Kemeys Manor. Aligned on a NE/SW axis.
  97. II Lodge Farmhouse with attached granary and cartshed
    About 1600m north west of the centre of Caerleon, on the E edge of Lodge Wood Camp.
  98. II Garden Wall of Pen-y-mynde Photos
    About 300m east of the Church of St.Cadoc to the north of Castle Mound.
  99. II Garden Wall of Pen-y-mynde Photos
    Along the south east side of Castle Lane at the northern end.
  100. II 27, Backhall Street, Caerleon, Newport, GWENT Photos
    About 100m east of the Church of St Cadoc at the junction of Backhall Street and Museum Street.

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