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Listed Buildings within five miles of CF10 3BE, sorted by distance

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I Park House
Opposite Gorsedd Gardens.
II Eglwys Dewi Sant (Formerly Church of St. Andrew)
In centre of crescent which is between St Andrew's Place and Dumfries Lane (Stuttgarter Strasse).
II Hut in Gorsedd Gardens
About 50m to SE of gorsedd circle.
II Statue of David Lloyd George
Opposite main entrance to National Museum.
II 31/32, Park Place
About 20m S of junction with Museum Place.
II Statue of John Cory
Near SE corner of gardens, facing S over Boulevard de Nantes.
II 33/34, Park Place
On corner with Museum Place
II Statue of Lord Ninian Edward Crichton Stuart
To SW of Gorsedd circle, facing SW.
II 11, Park Place, SOUTH GLAMORGAN
Opposite New Theatre.
II Nos.25-33 (consecutive)
Forming E side of Windsor Place, to N of City United Reformed Church.
II Statue of Godfrey, First Viscount Tredegar
On S side of gardens, facing Boulevard de Nantes.
II Nos 11-24 (Consecutive)
Forming west side of Windsor Place, between Stuttgarter Strasse and Windsor Lane.
I National Museum of Wales
Between Museum Avenue and Park Place, facing Gorsedd Gardens.
II 9&10, Park Place, SOUTH GLAMORGAN
Opposite New Theatre.
II New Theatre
On N corner of Greyfriars' Road.
II Pair of Obelisk Lamp Stands to SE of City Hall
To right (SE) of front entrance of City Hall
II 7&8, Park Place, SOUTH GLAMORGAN
Opposite Greyfriars' Road.
II* City United Reformed Church
On corner with Windsor Lane.
II 5&6, Park Place, SOUTH GLAMORGAN
Almost opposite Greyfriars' Road.
II 3&4 Park Palce
To L of Park Hotel.
II Brannigan's including forecourt walls and railings
On corner with Greyfriars' Road.
I Cardiff City Hall
Between King Edward VII Avenue and Museum Avenue, facing Gorsedd Gardens between Law Courts (L) and National Museum of Wales (R).
II Pair of Obelisk Lamp Stands to SW of City Hall
To left (SW) of main entrance to City Hall.
II Park Hotel
On large site on corner of Park Place and Queen Street.
II Public Conveniences
To rear (N) of National Museum.
II Bridge over Dock feeder including Cast Iron Drinking Fountain
Between Boulevard de Nantes and Greyfriars Road, carrying road over dock feeder. Drinking Fountain is on E parapet of bridge.
II* South African War Memorial
At S end of Avenue, between City Hall and the Law Courts.
II Nos 89, 91, 93, 95, 97, 99, 101, 103, 105 & 107
On ground floor of Park Hotel, between Park Place and Park Lane.
II Pair of Obelisk Lamp Stands to W of City Hall
Flanking W entrance to City Hall.
II Andrews Buildings
Large block on N side of Queen Street, opposite Cathedral walk entrance to St David's Centre.
II The Mansion House
In its own grounds at the S end of Richmond Road, at its junction with Richmond Crescent.
II Pillar Box in West Grove
At the junction between West Grove and Richmond Crescent.
II Pair of Obelisk Lamp Stands to SE of Law Courts
Near SE angle of Law Courts.
II Megalithic folly at James Howell House
In the forecourt of the house, set behind railings to the street. James Howell House is at the corner of the junction with West Grove.
II Statue of Third Marquess of Bute
In centre of N side of Friary Gardens, backing onto dock feeder.
II Statue of Judge Gwilym Williams of Miskin
In front of SE elevation of Law Courts.
I Law Courts
At SW corner of Civic Centre, with entrance facing NE.
II Pair of obelisk Lamp Stands to SW of Law Courts
Near SW angle of Law Courts.
II* University of Wales, Cardiff, including Forecourt Walls
Opposite E side of Alexandra Gardens, on a large site backing on to Park Place.
II Midland Bank
About 50m E of junction with Frederick Street.
II Lloyds Bank
To R of Principality House.
II* Welsh National War Memorial
In centre of Alexandra Gardens.
II Public Analyst's Laboratory, Queen's Building, Cardiff University
At the junction with The Parade and West Grove. Set back from the street behind a low brick parapet wall with moulded stone coping. The entrance is reached up stone steps.
II Statue of Lord Aberdare
To NE of National War Memorial
II University Of Wales Registry, including forecourt walls and Dragon posts
Between Police HQ Building, and Former Glamorgan County Hall.
II Unitarian Church
Situated 50m N of the junction of West Grove with Newport Road.
II Coleg Glan Hafren
Set back from the street behind dwarf walls with square piers to main and side gates. Stone steps with plain railings lead up to the main entrance.
II Queen's Building, Cardiff University
To the W of the junction with West Grove and the S side of a conglomeration of teaching blocks between Newport Road and The Parade. Reached up stone steps from the street, which have brick parapet wal
II Nos.24 & 26 Queen Street Chambers
To R of Queen's Arcade
II Frontage of former Marments Department Store at Queen's West Shopping Precinct
About 50m W of junction with Greyfriars.
I Former Glamorgan County Hall
Between Bute Building (N) and University Registry (S), with extension backing on to registry.
II Boundary Walls & Piers to Churchyard of Ebeneser URC
To front and side of Chapel.
II The Old Convent
At the E end of The Walk facing East Grove.
II Former School Room to Rear of Ebeneser Chapel
To rear of Ebeneser Chapel.
II Ebeneser Chapel (URC)
Opposite St David's Cathedral.
II 28, The Parade, Tredegarville, Cardiff, CF24 3AB
Immediately E of Coleg Glan Hafren. Set back from the street behind dwarf walls with square piers to front and side entrances. The entrance is reached up stone steps.
II* Church of St Peter
Prominently sited and facing directly on to the street.
II St David's Roman Catholic Cathedral
Opposite Ebeneser Chapel.
II St Peters Presbytery, including attached forecourt railings
To the E of the church at the junction with Bedford Street.
II 44 Charles Street, Cardiff, Cardiff
To L of USDAW.
II Burger King
Sited on corner with St John Street, long frontage down St John Street.
II Griffiths
To L of No 44.
II Bute Building
Between Temple of Peace and Health and Glamorgan County Hall
II Entrance block to High Street Arcade
About 50m N of St John's Church.
II Caffe Latte
To L of No 46.
II Wimpey
11 St John Street
II 50, Charles Street
To S of No 48.
II Tredegarville Baptist Church
Situated at the junction of The Parade with East Grove.
II Joyland House
Part of a mixed, continuous group facing the outer wall of Cardiff Castle; lower building on left adjoins the Duke Street Arcade.
I Church of St John The Baptist.
On site bounded by St John Street, Working Street, Trinity Street, and St John's Churchyard.
II Duke Street Arcade, including 11 and 12 Duke Street
Almost opposite SW angle of Castle.
II Churchyard Cross on S side of St John's Church
To S of Church, near SE angle of S aisle.
II 52-62 Charles Street
Castle
II Railings, Gates and Dwarf Wall to St John's Churchyard (N Section)
Surrounding St John's Church, and enclosing to S, between Working Street and Trinity Street, churchyard with early and mid C19 gravestones, and restored medieval cross. Separated from S churchyard by
II Railings, Gates and Dwarf Wall to St John's Churchyard (S Section)
To N of Old Library, between Working Street and Trinity Street, enclosing churchyard gardens with early and mid C19 gravestones, and wooden pavilion with tiled roof. Separated from N churchyard by la
II* Stables to Cardiff Castle in Bute Park
Situated to N of the castle between North Road and the dock feeder.
II Hut in St John's gardens
In centre of St John's Gardens, to N of Old Library.
II Former Welsh Presbyterian Chapel
Near corner with Bridge Street.
II Cranes
About 20m S of junction with Duke Street.
II New Market Tavern
To N of entrance to Central Market.
II Bella Pasta
To R of No 5, stepped up.
II* Former Central Library
Occupying a key city centre location with entrance front to Trinity Street, dominant south facade to the Hayes, flank elevation to Working Street and rear facing St John's Church.
II St David's Hall
Overlooking the Hayes near the corner of Hills Street and Working Street. Lower floors are between St David’s shopping centre and Nos 9-11 The Hayes (the former Electricity Showrooms), while upper fl
II High & Mighty
Opposite Lloyd's Bank.
II Welsh Office Building (Crown Building)
At N end of Cathays Park, facing S onto N side of Alexandra Gardens.
II Temple of Peace & Health
To R of Bute Building, facing Welsh Office building.
II Masonic Temple
Opposite Bridge Street.
II Habitat
On corner of The Hayes and Hill's Street.
II Hayes Island Snack Bar
Near SE corner of Old Library.
II* Cardiff Central Market
On large site between Trinity Street and St Mary Street, with Trinity Street entrance opposite St John's Gardens.
II 13 & 14 Kitchens
To right (S) of entrance block to High Street Arcade.
II High Street Arcade
Opposite entrance to Castle Arcade.
II Nos.1&3 Castle Street
Almost opposite entrance to Cardiff Castle.
II Lamp Post
At N entrance to Gentlemen's Toilets.
II Former Pearl Assurance Building
About 40m south of junction with Castle Street.
II Select
Attached to R of Nos 13 & 14.
II Gentlemen's Toilets
To S of Old Library, near Hayes Island snack bar.
II Pizza Hut
Attached to R of Lloyd's Bank.
II Lamp Post
At S entrance to Gentlemen's Toilets.
II Ladies' Toilets
To S of Old Library, and Hayes Island snack bar.

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