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Listed Buildings in Barmouth, Gwynedd

  1. II 1, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Located towards the top of the old town on a raised, parapetted terrace.
  2. II 2, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Located towards the top of the old town on a raised, parapetted terrace.
  3. II 3 & 4, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Adjoining nos 1 and 2 to the right, and facing a narrow lane with terrace garden beyond; now converted to one house.
  4. II 5, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Situated towards the top of the old town, beneath Rock Cottages whose terrace wall it is built against; enclosed to the SE by a high walled garden.
  5. II 8, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Built against the rock, immediately behind Williams Buildings, and adjacent to Green Bank.
  6. II 9, St George's Terrace, Old Barmouth, GWYNEDD, LL42 1BN
    Built against the rock, immediately behind Williams Buildings, and adjacent to Green Bank. Access to No 9 (the upper flat) is from a narrow metalled lane which passes up behind the house at 3rd store
  7. II Aber House Photos
    Located at right-angles with the High Street and facing Church Street to the SE. Behind dwarf front walls with iron railings and gates.
  8. II Achorage View
    Set back slightly on the bend of the road and raised up on a rubble- walled terrace with stepped access.
  9. II Adjacent Former Wash House
    On elevated ground immediately above the main road approximately 300m SW of Pont Glandwr; at the end of a short metalled drive.
  10. II Adjoining raised Terrace to Eof Glan-y-Mawddach
    Located on a raised site to the W of the main road between Cutiau and Barmouth bridge and with outstanding views over the Mawddach estuary.
  11. II Anchor Cottage
    On the street-line, partly set back behind a modern brick dwarf-walled forecourt/garden.
  12. II Attached Cottage tot he rear of Walsal House
    On the street line.
  13. II* Barmouth Railway Bridge (partly in Arthog Community) Photos
    Long viaduct spanning the Mawddach estuary immediately to the S of Barmouth and crossing into Arthog Community.
  14. II Barmouth South Signal Box
    Adjoining the level crossing at the south end of Beach Road and close to the SE end of Barmouth Station platform (down) on the Aberystwyth to Pwllheli line.
  15. II Barn at Hendre Coed Isaf
    Set back slightly from the road and at right-angles with it, behind a sloped rubble wall.
  16. II Barn at Llwyn Onn Bach
    Situated on a hillside sloping down towards the mouth of the Afon Dwynant. Approximately 3km NE of Barmouth, approached from a mountain road which continues from Panorama road; Llwyn Onn Bach is situa
  17. II Barn, Stables and Carthouse Range at Yn-y-Coed
    Immediately to the NE of the stable block at Tyn y Coed and at right angles with the A 496, on the S side.
  18. II Bodowen
    On elevated ground immediately above the main road approximately 300m SW of Pont Glandwr; at the end of a short metalled drive.
  19. II Caprera Cottage
    Located towards the top of the old town above Bron Eifion behind a small, dwarf-walled terrace.
  20. II Church Hall
    Set back slightly from the lane on a raised plateau behind a part walled and railed garden.
  21. II Corn Drying House at Felin Sylfaen
    Situated immediately behind Felin Sylfaen, on a bend where the narrow metalled lane from Cutiau to Caerdeon crosses the Afon Dwynant.
  22. II Decorative Garden Gates and Gate Piers at Glan-y-Mawddach
    Located approximately 50m N of Glan-y-Mawddach and giving on to a long topiary-lined walk.
  23. II Discount World (Formerly Caersalem Chapel) Photos
    Situated prominently on the street-line.
  24. II* Dower House at Llwyndu
    Immediately to the W of the main house and at right-angles with it.
  25. II Former Barn Range at Glandwr
    At the SE end of the upper yard at Glandwr.
  26. II Former Coach House and Stables at Glan-y-Mawddach
    Located beneath the house to the SE, and enclosing a cobbled court onthe S and W sides.
  27. II Former Cowhouse and hay-barn at Glandwr
    In the lower yard at Glandwr, at the N end of the yard.
  28. II Former Cowhouse at Llwyndu
    Situated to S of the main house and other former farm buildings with its E egable end onto an incline.
  29. II Former Domestic/Stable Block ar Hendre Coed Isaf
    Immediately to the N of the barn at Hendre Coed Isaf, about 60m from the road.
  30. II Former Farmhouse at Sylfaen
    Situated on a hillside sloping down towards the mouth of the Afon Dwynant. Approximately 4km NE of Barmouth, approached from a mountain road which continues from Panorama road and terminates at Sylfae
  31. II Former Methodist Chapel and graveyard walls with attached former Minister's Cottage
    At the end of a steep and narrow lane leading off to the NE of Pont Glandwr, off the main road; on a raised rubble terrace forming a walled graveyard with stone-stepped access from the S, and sited ag
  32. II Former Stable Range at Glandwr
    On the W side of the upper yard at Glandwr
  33. II Former Wash-House or Shop advanced to the R of Quay Cottage
    Set back from the street line behind dwarf rubble forecourt walls with simple central gate. The cottage is partly overlapped to the L by a late C19 gabled shop building.
  34. II Former Watermill at Llwyndu
    Barmouth
  35. II Fron-y-Graig
    Set back behind railed rubble forecourt walls and raised up slightly on a terrace. At the junction with Cambrian Street.
  36. II Gibraltar Cottage
    Situated against the steep slope of the hill above Bennar Terrace and bordered to the E side and rear by a narrow, part stepped lane.
  37. II* Glan Glasfor to the rear of Morris & Co.
    Situated prominently on the street line.
  38. II Glan-y-Mawddach
    Located on a raised site to the W of the main road between Cutiau and Barmouth bridge and with outstanding views over the Mawddach estuary
  39. II Glanafon
    Set back slightly on the bend of the road and raised up on a rubble- walled terrace with stepped access.
  40. II Graig Fach
    Set back slightly behind a metalled forecourt with an adjacent petrol station to the R.
  41. II Graig Fach
    Set back slightly behind a metalled forecourt with an adjacent petrol station to the R.
  42. II Haybarn at SW end of Yard at Glandwr
    Alongside the former stable range on the W side of the upper yard at Glandwr.
  43. II L-shaped Cottage and Former Dairy at Glandwr
    On the E side of the upper yard at Glandwr
  44. II Llwyn Onn Bach Farmhouse
    Situated on a hillside sloping down towards the mouth of the Afon Dwynant. Approximately 3km NE of Barmouth, approached from a mountain road which continues from Panorama road; Llwyn Onn Bach is situa
  45. II Llwyn Onn Isaf Farmhouse
    Situated on a hillside sloping down towards the mouth of the Afon Dwynant. Approximately 3km NE of Barmouth, approached from a mountain road which continues from Panorama road; Llwyn Onn Isaf is reac
  46. II Llwyndu Guest House
    Situated on a hillside and accessed via a track running uphill from the main road, approximately 0.5 Km N of Llanaber.
  47. II Lodge at Glandwr
    Prominently located on the SE side of the main road, 150m to the E of Pont Glandwr.
  48. II Long Barn Range at Llwyndu, including attached Small Range at S End
    Situated immediately uphill from the house and at right-angles with it.
  49. II Lychgate at St Philips Church
    The church is reached up a steep lane off the main road; the lychgate is at the entrance to the sloping churchyard.
  50. II Midland Bank
    On the street line and adjoining Walter Lloyd Jones and Co., Estate Agents
  51. II Milepost
    Situated on the W side of the road in front of a low rubble wall on the pavement.
  52. II* Morris & Co., General Cambrain Establishment (former Drapers Shop) Photos
    Situated prominently on the street line.
  53. II NOS.1, 2, 3 & 4 Goronwy Terrace, Gwynedd
    Goronwy Terrace is a steeply sloping footpath loosely linking Church Street and Gloddfa Road, in Old Barmouth: Nos 1-4 comprises an L-shaped block prominently sited above Idris Lane.
  54. II NOS.2 & 3 Bennar Terrace, Gwynedd
    Bennar Terrace is a steeply sloping footpath, one of the principal routes to thread its way through Old Barmouth. Nos 2 and 3 form a long row, tucked against the slope immediately behind the blocks r
  55. I Parish Church of Saint Mary and Saint Bodfan Photos
    On a striking site overlooking the sea to the W of the slightly elevated main road; in a large graveyard behind rubble walls, accessed via a stone gabled lychgate.
  56. II Pen-y--Gribin and Bwth-yn-y-Bryn with rear attached outbuilding and stone steps adjoining to
    Located towards the top of the old town on a raised terrace and behind small dwarf-walls; partly built against the rock of the hill.
  57. II Pen-y-Crisiau Photos
    On the street line and at right-angles with it.
  58. II Pen-y-Graig Isa
    Situated against the steep slope of the hill above Bennar Terrace and bordered to the E side and rear by a narrow, part stepped lane.
  59. II Pen-y-Graig Upper Cottage
    Situated against the steep slope of the hill above Bennar Terrace and bordered to the E side and rear by a narrow, part stepped lane.
  60. II Pen-y-Gribin & Bwth-yn--Bryn) with rear attached outbuildg & Stone Steps adjoining to SW
    Located towards the top of the old town on a raised terrace and behind small dwarf-walls; partly built against the rock of the hill.
  61. II* Plas Canol
    Situated on a hill to the E of the main road, and reached via a long farm track; about 1km N of Llanaber.
  62. II* Plas Mynach Photos
    Situated on raised ground 1.5 km to the NW of Barmouth Railway Station and lying between the railway line and the main road. Approached from the N by a private road along an embanked and revetted driv
  63. II Plas Mynach Lodge
    Set back slightly from the main road behind a rubble wall splayed inwards to R and terminating in a dressed stone gatepier with conical capping.
  64. II Porth Mynach
    On the SW side of the main road, behind a low rubble wall.
  65. II Quay Cottage
    Set back from the street line behind dwarf rubble forecourt walls with simple central gate. The cottage is partly overlapped to the L by a late C19 gabled shop building.
  66. II Rubble Forecourt Walls and Gates at Tyn y Coed
    Immediately to the NE of the stable block at Tyn y Coed and at right angles with the A 496, on the S side.
  67. II Secondary House at Plas Canol ('The Bothy')
    To the rear of the main house of Plas Canol, on the E side of the track leading to Tyddyn-y-nant.
  68. II St Anne House
    Raised up on a terrace and set back to the N of the street; reached via a long flight of steps.
  69. II St David's Church Photos
    Prominently located at the approach to the lower part of the town centre; on a triangular plot with Harbour Lane to the S and with stone gate piers to rubble boundary wall.
  70. II* St John's Church Photos
    Prominently located on an elevated site against the steep, rocky slope of the hill, at the end of St. John's Hill.
  71. I St Philip's Church Photos
    At the end of a steep lane off the A496 between Barmouth and Bontddu. Dramatically sloping churchyard.
  72. II Stable Block at Tyn-y-Coed
    Immediately to the NE of Tyn y Coed farmhouse, on the L of the lane leading to the house.
  73. II Stables/Cartshed at Llwyn Bach
    Immediately to the NE of the cottage and at right-angles with it, closing the E side of a small grassed yard.
  74. II Summer House at Glan-y-Mawddach
    Barmouth
  75. II Tan y Graig
    On the corner of the lane, immediately behind the Cors y Gedol Hotel.
  76. II Tan-y-Fron
    Set back behind railed rubble forecourt walls and raised up slightly on a terrace. At the junction with Cambrian Street.
  77. II Tan-y-Grisiau, (Country Choice) Photos
    On the street line and at right-angles with it.
  78. II Tanyrallt
    Set against the hill side to the E of an unnamed lane which winds behind and above Water Street. Behind rubble garden walls with central wrought iron gate and plain flanking piers.
  79. II Tanyrallt Cottage
    On the corner of the lane where Water St. meets Cambrian St.
  80. II The Clock House Photos
    Prominently sited on a natural projection into the estuary, immediately to the S of the main road, and some 300m to the E of Barmouth railway bridge.
  81. II The Cors-y-Gedol Hotel Photos
    On the street line.
  82. II Ty Crwn (The Lock-up) Photos
    Standing about 40m to the W of Ty Gwyn, behind Abermaw Terrace, and in a recent landscaped setting.
  83. II* Ty Gwyn with Davey Jones' Locker Cafe Photos
    Located at right angles with the harbour street and sited against a gentle slope; set back slightly behind modern dwarf rubble walls enclosing a raised patio area.
  84. II Tyn-y-Coed Photos
    Set back slightly from the street; flanking sections of dwarf wall with decorative Victorian railings terminating in deeply stopped- chamfered piers with ball finials and foliate decoration.
  85. II Tyn-y-Coed Farmhouse
    Located at the end of a short unmetalled drive with farm buildings to L, to the S of the A 496, and about 200m SE of Caerdeon church.
  86. II Walsal House (The Old Tea Rooms) Photos
    Barmouth
  87. II Walter Lloyd Jones & Co., Estate Agents, and Walter Lloyd Jones, Salesroom Photos
    On the street line.
  88. II Williams Buildings
    Goronwy Terrace is a steeply sloping footpath loosely linking Church Street and Gloddfa Road, in Old Barmouth: Williams Buildings is a terrace at right angles to it, on its NW side, towards the top an

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