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  1. II Capel Saron including vestry, forecourt railings and gates Photos
    Situated in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr, on the E side of the A4120 some 150m S of its junction with the A44.
  2. II Glyn Padarn
    Situated on the S side of Ffordd Sulien (A44) some 120m NW of its junction with the A4120.
  3. II Padarn House including front railings Photos
    Situated in the village centre, opposite church lychgate and war memorial.
  4. II Churchyard gate to SW of Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated in the SW corner of the churchyard at the junction of Heol-y-llan and Penyfron Road.
  5. II Ty Mawr and railings Photos
    Situated on the S side of the A44 just SE of The Square.
  6. II Lychgate to SE of Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated on the SE corner of the churchyard near The Square in the centre of the village.
  7. II The War Memorial Photos
    Situated in The Square at the bottom of Primrose Hill in the centre of the village.
  8. II Y Garreg Fawr Photos
    Situated just N of the war memorial in The Square at the bottom of Primrose Hill in the centre of the village.
  9. I Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated on a sloping site just W of The Square in the centre of the village.
  10. II Pwllhobi House
    Situated on the NE side of the A44 some 200m SE of The Square in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr.
  11. II Milestone on S side of Llanbadarn Road
    Situated between Llanbadarn Fawr village and Aberystwyth on the S side of Llanbadarn Road.
  12. II Meiros
    Situated between Llanbadarn Fawr village and Aberystwyth on the S side of Llanbadarn Road.
  13. II Bronpadarn
    Situated on the E side of Primrose Hill some 300m NE of the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr.
  14. II Milestone Photos
    Opposite the junction with Third Avenue.
  15. II* National Library of Wales Photos
    Prominent elevated site facing W above the town centre, reached by a road off Penglais Hill.
  16. II* Edward Davies Memorial Chemical Laboratories
    Elevated above the town on Buarth Mawr; set into the hillside.
  17. II Pantycelyn, Aberystwyth University
    At the lowest end of the Penglais Campus of Aberystwyth University, overlooking the drive to the National Library of Wales.
  18. II Wall and gate piers at Crugiau Lodge Photos
    Situated on E side of A487 at Rhydyfelin, next to Crugiau Lodge.
  19. II Crugiau Lodge Photos
    Situated on the W side of the A487, immediately N of a small wooded area to the N of Rhydyfelin.
  20. II Cledwyn Main Building
    Towards the NW corner of the main Penglais campus, approached by a service road to the west of the main entrance to the campus off Penglais hill.
  21. II Wellington Monument Photos
    A prominent coastal landmark situated at the top of Pen Dinas Camp (qv).
  22. II* Crugiau Photos
    Situated down drive leading W from the A487 at Rhydyfelin from Crugiau Lodge.
  23. II Holy Trinity Parish Church Photos
    In the railed churchyard at the N end of an island site with W end to Stanley Road, set into the slope.
  24. II Milestone
    At the roadside near the top of Penglais Hill on the NE outskirts of Aberystwyth.
  25. II Railway Station Photos
    Opposite the end of Terrace Road, to NE of the Welsh School.
  26. II Welsh School Photos
    Aberystwyth
  27. II Limekiln
    Prominently sited at the S side of the harbour; reached past the side of the Fire Station and along the water’s edge; to rear of Nos 9 and 10 Harbour Crescent.
  28. II Pont Aberystwyth Photos
    Aberystwyth
  29. II Malthouse Kiln including B & D Joinery Warehouse (formerly listed as Oasthouse only) Photos
    Situated to the S of Pont Aberystwyth, the malting kiln forming an important landmark overlooking the harbour.
  30. II Limekiln
    Situated near the water's edge in the harbour, reached by path to N of the Fire Station; to rear of Nos 1 and 2 harbour Crescent.
  31. II Plas Penglais
    Situated in an elevated woodland site on the opposite side of the road from the University campus; reached by drive past lodge and through landscaped grounds.
  32. II Salvation Army Citadel Photos
    Situated at the road junction near the corner with Chalybeate Street.
  33. II War Memorial at Tabernacle Chapel
    In front of the Tabernacle Chapel, set in railed enclosure to the right.
  34. II Former Bacchus Wine Bar Photos
    Set into the slope at the end of Pont Aberystwyth on the N bank of the River Rheidol, terrace to E.
  35. II R J Evans Family Butcher
    On the corner with Bridge Street, near the bridge; to the rear overlooking the former Bacchus Winebar.
  36. II NO.43 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  37. II NO.41 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    41 North Parade
  38. II 44, Bridge Street, Aberystwyth
    Attached to R of No 42 which is on the corner with Powell Street.
  39. II NO.39 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  40. II NO.37 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  41. II 42, Bridge Street, Aberystwyth
    On the corner with Powell Street.
  42. II NO.35 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street.
  43. II NO.33 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street.
  44. II Graigwen
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the bottom of the street, stepped up from No 53 to left.
  45. II NO.8 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  46. II Eglwys St Mair
    On a sloping island site; W end and S side to William Street and E end overlooking George Street.
  47. II NO.10 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  48. II NO.49 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the bottom of the street, No 51 stepped down to left.
  49. II NO.12 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  50. II NO.47 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the bottom of the street, No 51 stepped down to left.
  51. II NO.14 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  52. II NO.16 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  53. II NO.45 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the bottom of the street, No 51 stepped down to left.
  54. II Sandmarsh Cottage Photos
    Near the junction with North Parade, foreward from the end of Queen's Terrace with iron railed forecourt; formerly Sandmarsh Lane.
  55. II The Old Bank House Photos
    Set into the continuos row of frontages stepped in the slope; set back from adjoining properties behind contemporary cast-iron railings.
  56. II NO.3 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  57. II NO.26 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  58. II NO.5 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  59. II Ceredigion
    At the corner with Gray’s Inn Road, set into the slope.
  60. II NO.24 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  61. II NO.22 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  62. II Westminster House
    Midway down the street, stepped up from the adjoining properties.
  63. II NO.20 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  64. II 7 Queens Terrace, Queens Road Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  65. II NO.9 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  66. II Head Post Office Photos
    Set into the slope of a continuous row of frontage near the bottom of the Street.
  67. II Barclays Bank
    Entered on the rounded corner with North Parade.
  68. II NO.11 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  69. II Burtons Building Photos
    On the corner of Terrace Road and North Parade.
  70. II National Westminster Bank Photos
    Entered on the splayed corner with Baker Street.
  71. II No.13 Queens Terrace Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  72. II Plashendre
    Situated on the E side of Aberystwyth just NE of the junction of the A487 and the B4572.
  73. II Old Black Lion Hotel Photos
    Set back from No 14 behind cobbled pavement.
  74. II Abbey National Building Society
    At the junction with Baker street with splayed corner entrance.
  75. II NO.15 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  76. II The Nags Head PH
    Set into a continuous row of frontages in the upper part of the Street.
  77. II NO.17 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  78. II NO.44 Queen Street, Dyfed Photos
    Situated on the rounded corner with Queen Street. Formerly called Commerce House.
  79. II Ystwyth Photos
    Adjoins No 12 at the top of the Street, the Old Black Lion Hotel set back to the right.
  80. II Coach-house and stable at Plashendre
    Situated just E of Plashendre, just NE of the junction of the A487 and the B4572.
  81. II Hairdressers Salon Photos
    Situated on the rounded corner with Queen Street.
  82. II NO.19 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  83. II Connexion Photos
    Near the top of the Street, stepped up from the properties adjoining to the left.
  84. II Julias Restaurant Photos
    Near the top of the street, stepped up from Nos 17 and 19 adjoining to the left.
  85. II Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel
    Set into the slope near the junction with Great Darkgate Street, set back behind railed forecourt.
  86. II Burton
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped in the slope.
  87. II Midland Bank Photos
    Set into the slope of a continuous row of frontages in the lower part of the street.
  88. II Padarn Hall Photos
    At the end of the terrace, on the corner with Bridge Street, facing down Pier Street.
  89. II The Ideal Bookshop
    At the junction with Market Street with splayed corner entrance to No 31.
  90. II NO.4 Baker Street, Dyfed
    A continuous row of frontages detached and stepped forward from the Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel.
  91. II Regent House Photos
    At the junction with Market Street with splayed corner entrance to No 31
  92. II Pencaer
    Terraced at the top of the street near the crossroads, No 1 Alfred Place adjoins to left; stepped in the slope with iron railings to the front.
  93. II 1 Market Street
    At the junction with Market Street with splayed corner entrance to No 31 which was formerly Humphrey’s Medical Hall dispensary.
  94. II NO.14 Princess Street, Dyfed
    Situated on the corner with High Street; facing St James' Square.
  95. II NO.6 Baker Street, Dyfed
    A continuous row of frontages detached and stepped forward from the Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel; Nos 10 and 12 stepped down.
  96. II Gateway Buildings No4 Photos
    Set back from Eastgate and reached through whitewashed rubble passage between Nos 16 and 18.
  97. II Royal Naval Association Club
    Short terrace adjoining No 1 at the southern end of the street.
  98. II Howells
    At the junction with Market Street (W side) with entrance on the splayed corner; No 4 Market Street adjoining to right.
  99. II Rosemary Photos
    At the end of the terrace, the Salem Chapel set back to left.
  100. II NO.49 Portland Street, Dyfed Photos
    At the end of the terrace, the Salem Chapel set back to left.

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