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Listed Buildings within five miles of SY19 7AJ, sorted by distance

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  1. II Milestone
    On the N side of a short farm road to Sarn farm, on the S side of the A470, 1.5km NW of Carno church.
  2. II Yr Hen Gapel, forecourt railings, and Minister's house
    Located on the E side of the hamlet of Dol-fâch, above the railway line. The chapel is approached by a flight of wide steps between walls, leading to the railed forecourt. The manse lies behind the
  3. II Diosg
    Farmhouse located on a platform site at the head of its farmyard, at the foot of the Newydd Ffynyddog, above the small township of Dol-fâch, and accessed by a farm road from the centre of Dol-fâch.
  4. II Milestone at the N end of Dol-fach
    Located in the grassed verge near the N end of the layby on the NW end of the hamlet of Dol-fâch.
  5. II Cwm-carnedd-uchaf
    The farmhouse is located near the head of the lane leading from Dolfâch up the Banc y Gorlan, and is sited across the slope facing S across the valley.
  6. II Coed Cae
    The farmhouse is located approximately 600m S of the centre of the village, and is set with its left gable to the road. The farm buildings lie to the N.
  7. II Sarn Farmhouse
    Situated at the end of a short farm road on the S side of the A470, and S of the Cambrian railway. The house faces N on to a yard, with the railway beyond.
  8. II Milestone
    On the N side of a short farm road to Sarn farm, on the S side of the A470, 1.5km NW of Carno church.
  9. II Bryn llys
    The house is located on rising ground, set back from the main A470 and approached through fine iron gates on cast iron stanchions, to a long angled driveway. Further iron gates to the front garden.
  10. II Plas Llysyn
    Situated at the end of a private road on the S side of the A470, with gardens to front and rear. On the E side is a former stable block.
  11. II Capel Peniel
    Situated at W end of Carno village, opposite road to Llanllugan and Laura Ashley factory. Set back from the road and bounded by a wall on N, E and W sides.
  12. II Wynnstay Arms
    The building is prominently located at the centre of the village, in the angle between the main A.470 Caersws to Machynlleth Road and the Pandy Road up the Tafolog Valley.
  13. II Milestone at Llanbrynmair Bridge
    Located in the pavement on the reformed approach to the bridge.
  14. II Llanbrynmair Railway Station and house
    The railway passes to the N of the village. The station is approximately 100m from the junction of the lane with the A470.
  15. II Cwm gwyn
    Located on a bank overlooking the Afon Rhiwsaeson at the centre of the small hamlet at Pandy.
  16. II Ty Brith
    Situated approximately 400m NW of the church. The house faces S on to a driveway and yard.
  17. II Bont Dolgadfan Independent Chapel, with railed forecourt
    Located near the centre of Bont Dolgadfan, beside the road leading to Ty-gwyn farm. The chapel is set lengthwise and above the road, behind its railed forecourt set on the retaining wall.
  18. II Brynawel
    Located on right side of the road from the centre of the village leading to Ty-gwyn and below the Independent Chapel.
  19. II Tremafon
    Located on right side of the road from the centre of the village leading to Ty-gwyn and below the Independent Chapel.
  20. II Glantwymyn
    The house is located at the centre of the small former flannel weaving community, where the small Wern brook joins the Afon Twymyn.
  21. II Bont Dolgadfan
    At the centre of the hamlet of Bont Dolgadfan.
  22. II Bethel Chapel and Forecourt Railings
    The chapel is located at an angle to the road, at the entrance to Bont Dolgadfan village from the B 4518, behind the house Tan-y-capel. The schoolroom and meeting room are attached by a lean-to roof
  23. II Gellidywyll Photos
    The house, formerly a farmhouse, is located on the W side of the minor road to Rhiwgan, which leads off the road from Bont-dolgadfan to Talerddig.
  24. II Estate farm building at Gellidywyll
    The building is located at the end of a short branch off the road to Rhiwgen, immediately beyond and below the former farmhouse of Gellidwyll.
  25. II Bont Pandy mill and mill house, formerly known as Gelli-dymyll Mill. Photos
    The mill and mill house are located below the road from Llanbrynmair to Staylittle, approximately 350m S of the juntion with the Bont-dolgadfan and Talerddig Road. Set over a small stream where it joi
  26. II* Church of St Mary
    Located approximately 3.2 kilometres S of Llanbrynmair on the B 4518, and set in an oval churchyard on a small hill.
  27. II Hafod y Llan, also known as the Old Rectory
    Located close to the NW side of the graveyard of the church of St Mary, and approached by a driveway under the churchyard wall.
  28. II Sundial in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary
    Located to the south of the W end of the church, approximately 5 metres from the corner of the Vestry.
  29. II Former grain and timber kiln
    Set immediately beside and below the road with its gable end facing diagonally across a corner at the top of the steep hill down to Bont Pandy. It is slightly to the N and opposite the drive and lodg
  30. II Milestone
    Situated opposite Carno church. The stone is set into the boundary wall of Llys-ywen.
  31. II Ynyth
    On the W side of an unclassified road between Carno and the Cerniog valley, approximately 50m south of Pont Frankwell. The Cerniog brook is to the rear of the houses.
  32. II Tegfan
    On the W side of an unclassified road between Carno and the Cerniog valley, approximately 50m south of Pont Frankwell. The Cerniog brook is to the rear of the houses.
  33. II Plas esgair
    The house is located in its own grounds approached by a long driveway from the road, approximately 550m N of Llan church.
  34. II Plas rhiw-saeson
    Located in the valley bottom of the Afon Rhiw-saeson N of the hamlet of Pandy Rhiw-saeson. It stands slightly above its farm buildings, placed to the NW, and looks E over land, probably former garden
  35. II* Plasnewydd
    Situated on a minor road between Carno and Maesypandy, approximately 0.75km E of Carno church. The house is built on a sloping site, and faces a yard to the N flanked by C19 farm buildings, beyond wh
  36. II Cwm Pen Llydan
    In a remote location towards the head of a side valley on the east of the valley of the Afon Cwm, some 3.3km NE of Llanbrynmair, accessed from the road which runs NE from Pandy and follows the river.
  37. II Barn at rear of Minfordd Cottages
    The building lies parallel to and to the rear of Minffordd Cottages, approximately half way between Pennant and the turn to Bont Dolgadfan.
  38. II Bron-derw-goed
    The farmhouse is located on the steep terraced hillside of the Banc Bronderwgoed, overlooking the valley of the Afon Twymyn. It is approached by a straight farm track rising from the Llanbrynmair to
  39. II Milestone
    Situated 150m east of turning to Ty Coch, and 1.5km E of Carno church.
  40. II Pont Creignant
    The bridge is located at a sharp bend where the road from Llanbrynmair to Staylittle crosses the Afon Creignant.
  41. II Abercannon
    Llanerfyl
  42. II Gilfach-y-rhiw
    Located on gently rising ground at the foot of Allt-y-genlli, and accessed by a farm road off the main Caersws to Machynlleth road, 1km N of the village of Clatter.
  43. II Wgi Fawr
    North-facing house overlooking Carno valley , at the end of a farm road. Farm buildings abut the house to the west
  44. II* Plasau duon
    The farmhouse is located on a platform above the left bank of the Afon Carno, on a farm road leading off the lane from the A.470 to Bwlch-y-garreg.
  45. II Belan Hall
    Llanerfyl
  46. II Dol-Hywel
    Reached by Cwm-nant about 4km south-west of Llanerfyl village, and located on the east-facing flank of Moel-ddolwen, but just within the boundary of Banwy Community.
  47. II Capel Saron MC with Caretaker's House, and enclosing railings
    Located on rising ground on the W side of the narrowed valley of the Afon Garno, within the scattered village of Pont-dôl-goch.
  48. II* Ty Coch house, sawmill, carpenters’ workshop, waterwheel and attached machinery
    Set down on the N side of the A470, and just above the River Carno to the N, and reached by tracks to the front and rear of the property.
  49. II Perth-eiryn
    Located on a farm road leading S off the main Newtown to Caersws road, 300m N of the village centre.
  50. II Pont-dol-goch Station and Stationmaster's House
    The railway station stands on a high bank directly north of the road bridge under the line, and is accessed from the main Caersws to Machynlleth Road, near the centre of the village.
  51. II Bryn-Coch Uchaf
    Located on Bryn-coch, beside a trackway leading off the N side of the road from Nant Menial to Pont Gosen 1.5Km from Llanerfyl

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