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Listed Buildings in Llanbadarn Fynydd, Powys

  1. II Blaen-nant-du, including attached farm ranges
    On the S side of a minor road approximately 4km NNE of Llanbadarn Fynydd.
  2. II Bwlch Farmhouse, including attached farm range
    Approximately 1.2km NW of Llananno church, reached by a farm road S of a minor road W of the A483.
  3. II* Church of St Anno
    In a churchyard set down on the W side of the A483 on the SW side of the entrance to Glanrafon Farm
  4. II Church of St Padarn
    Set back in a churchyard on the W side of the A483, approximately 0.5km S of the village centre.
  5. II Cow house & stable W of Upper Llaithddu Farmhouse
    On the W side of the house.
  6. II Former Smithy attached to Llaithddu Baptist Church
    Set down on the E side of a minor road approximately 3.5km NW of Llanbadarn Fynydd, attached to R of Llaithddu Baptist Church.
  7. II Llaithddu Baptist Church
    Set down on the E side of a minor road approximately 3.5km NW of Llanbadarn Fynydd.
  8. II Maesyrhelm Baptist Chapel
    Situated on the hillside on the W side of the Afon Ithon reached from the A483 by a minor road over Maes-yr-helm Bridge.
  9. II Milestone on A483
    Approximately 0.9km W of the village centre, E of the entrance to Esgair Uchaf Farm.
  10. II No 7 Llaithddu
    Set down on the E side of a minor road approximately 3.5km NW of Llanbadarn Fynydd, attached to L of Llaithddu Baptist Church.
  11. II Pen Ithon Hall
    In its own grounds on the N side of a minor road approximately 4km NNW of Llanbadarn Fynydd.
  12. II Upper Llaithddu Farmhouse
    On the W side of a minor road approximately 3.5km WNW of Llanbadarn Fynydd.

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