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  1. II Llanishen Fach Photos
    Surrounded by housing and close to junior school playing field.
  2. II Fynnon Wen Public House Photos
    Set back from the road opposite Thornhill Crematorium and surrounded by landscaping and a car park.
  3. II Church Inn
    In the centre of the village nearly opposite the church. At the junction of Ty Glas Road and Heol Hir. The N front faces the road, the S front, a car park.
  4. II* Church of St. Isan Photos
    Set in a large quadrangular churchyard in the centre of the village, on the corner of Station Road and Heol Hir.
  5. II Hill House
    At the E end of Llanishen, near the railway station. Set back from the road in its own grounds, the front facing N.
  6. II Nos. 45 & 47 Heol-y-deri
    To N of Nos. 41 & 43.
  7. II Nos. 41 & 43 Heol-y-deri
    On N corner of Lon Isa.
  8. II The Hollies including former coach-house range
    At the E end of Llanishen, near the railway station. Set back from the road in its own grounds, the front facing N.
  9. II Nos. 37 & 39 Heol-y-deri
    On S corner of Lon Isa.
  10. II Nos. 33 & 35 Heol-y-deri
    About 20m S of junction with Lon Isa.
  11. II Century Methodist Church Photos
    Situated 60m E of junction of Melbourne Road and Fidlas Road.
  12. II Nos. 29 & 31 Heol-y-deri
    About 50m S of junction with Lon Isa.
  13. II Nos. 1 & 3 Lon Isa
    At E end of Lon Isa.
  14. II Pantysgawen
    Situated on the lower slopes of Caerphilly mountain, just above the M4 and reached by a farm track behind Manor Park Hotel.
  15. II Nos. 25 & 27 Heol-y-deri
    About 70m S of junction with Lon Isa.
  16. II Nos. 5 & 7 Lon Isa
    Near E end of Lon Isa.
  17. II Nos. 2 & 4 Lon Isa
    Near E end of street, on corner with lane.
  18. II Nos. 9 & 11 Lon Isa
    Almost equidistant between Lon-y-Dail and Heol-y-Deri.
  19. II The Court School including attached chapel
    At the E end of Llanishen, near the railway station. Set back from the road in its own grounds, the front facing N.
  20. II Nos. 6 & 8 Lon Isa
    To W of, and set back from Nos. 2 & 4.
  21. II Nos. 13 & 15 Lon Isa
    Almost equidistant between Lon-y-Dail and Heol-y-Deri.
  22. II Nos. 9 & 10 Y Groes
    At the top (N) left hand (E) corner of the Green.
  23. II Nos. 10 & 12 Lon Isa
    On line of street to W of Nos. 6 & 8.
  24. II Nos. 7 & 8 Y Groes
    The right (E) of a pair of semi-detached houses on the upper (N) side of the Green.
  25. II Nos. 11-14 Y Groes (consecutive)
    A long range extending along much of the far (E) side of the Green.
  26. II Nos. 17 & 19 Lon Isa
    To L of No. 15, set forward.
  27. II Nos. 14 & 16 Lon Isa
    On line of street to W of Nos. 10 & 12.
  28. II Nos. 15 & 16 Y Groes
    At the downhill (S) corner of the far side (E) of the Green.
  29. II Nos. 5 & 6 Y Groes
    The left (W) of a pair of semi-detached houses on the upper (N) side of the Green.
  30. II Nos. 21 & 23 Lon Isa
    On N side of street, close to junction with Lon-y-Dail.
  31. II The Wendy House Photos
    On a small lane/footpath leading from the main thoroughfare Heol-y-deri to the green, Y Groes; close to No.16 Y Groes.
  32. II Nos. 18 & 20 Lon Isa
    To W of, and set forward from Nos. 14 & 16.
  33. II Nos. 2-8 Pen-y-dre (evens) Photos
    The first terrace on the uphill (N) side of the southernmost road of the Garden Village.
  34. II Nos. 1-4 Y Groes (consecutive)
    The long range at the top (N) inner (W) side of the Green.
  35. II Nos. 17 & 18 Y Groes
    Fronting the downhill (S) side of the Green.
  36. II Nos. 1-5 Pen-y-dre (odds), including No. 227 Pant Bach Road
    The first terrace on the S side of the Garden Village off the main thoroughfare of Heol-y-deri, fronted by a stream in deep stone channel with access to houses across bridges.
  37. II Nos. 24 & 26 Lon-y-dail
    On the right (E) uphill (N) corner with Lon Isa.
  38. II Nos. 19-22 Y Groes (consecutive)
    The long range at the lower (S) inner (W) side of the Green.
  39. II Nos. 20 & 22 Lon-y-dail
    The centre range of the right (E) uphill (N) group on this street.
  40. II Nos. 16 & 18 Lon-y-dail
    On the upper (N) corner with Y Groes.
  41. II Nos. 10-16 Pen-y-dre (evens) Photos
    The second terrace.
  42. II Nos. 7-13 Pen-y-dre (odds)
    The second terrace on the S side of the Garden Village off the main thoroughfare of Heol-y-deri.
  43. II Post Box Photos
    Opposite No. 27 Lon Isa.
  44. II Pair of Mileposts in W boundary wall to Lidl car park Photos
    Situated to rear of pavement and set into low modern brick wall topped by railings along W side of supermarket car park.
  45. II Nos. 25-29 Lon-y-dail (odds)
    Situated on the left (W) corner with Lon Isa.
  46. II Nos. 12 & 14 Lon-y-dail
    On the lower (S) corner with Y Groes.
  47. II Nos. 29 & 31 Lon Isa
    On N side of street opposite Nos. 22 & 24.
  48. II Nos. 21 & 23 Lon-y-dail
    Second unit from top (N) on left (W) side.
  49. II Nos. 8 & 10 Lon-y-dail
    Centre terrace of the right (E) downhill (S) group in this lower section of the road.
  50. II Nos. 15-19 Pen-y-dre (odds) Photos
    The third terrace on the S side of the Garden Village off the main thoroughfare of Heol-y-deri.
  51. II Nos. 18-24 Pen-y-dre (evens) Photos
    In the centre of the first terrace group on the N side of the most southerly road of the Garden Village, the 3rd terrace in from the main thoroughfare of Heol-y-deri.
  52. II Telephone box in Pen-y-dre Photos
    Adjacent to branch library.
  53. II Nos. 17 & 19 Lon-y-dail
    The third unit from the top (N) on the left (W).
  54. II Nos. 4&6 Lon-y-dail
    The first terrace on the right hand (E) downhill (S) side of the street.
  55. II Nos. 22 & 24 Lon Isa
    To W of Lon-y-dail.
  56. II Nos. 33 & 35 Lon Isa
    On N side of street, between Nos. 31 & 37.
  57. II Nos. 13 & 15 Lon-y-dail
    Opposite Y Groes.
  58. II No. 26 Pen-y-dre and No. 2 Lon-y-dail
    Situated on a corner site, the numbering shared between the two streets.
  59. II Nos. 37 & 39 Lon Isa
    On N side of street, opposite Nos. 30 & 32.
  60. II Nos. 26 & 28 Lon Isa
    Between Nos. 24 & 30.
  61. II Nos. 5-11 Lon-y-dail (odds)
    Long stepped terrace on the downhill (S) left(W) part of this street, just below the footpath extending from Lon Fach
  62. II Nos. 41 & 43 Lon Isa
    On N side of street, opposite lane leading to open space.
  63. II Nos. 1 & 3 Lon-y-dail
    The first terrace on the downhill(S) left (W) side of the street.
  64. II Nos. 30 & 32 Lon Isa
    On E corner of lane which leads to open space.
  65. II Nos. 45 & 47 Lon Isa
    Almost opposite lane to Parc-y-Pentre.
  66. II Nos. 28 & 30 Pen-y-dre
    Near corner with Lon-y-dail.
  67. II Nos. 34 & 36 Lon Isa
    On W corner of lane which leads to open space.
  68. II Nos. 49 & 51 Lon Isa
    On N side of street, between Nos. 47 & 53.
  69. II Nos. 37 & 39 Pen-y-dre
    Near S end of Lon-y-Dail.
  70. II Nos. 32-38 Pen-y-dre (evens)
    To L of Nos. 28 & 30, set slightly back.
  71. II Nos. 38 & 40 Lon Isa
    To W of Nos. 34 & 36.
  72. II Bridge Cottage Photos
    Located immediately E of the railway viaduct on Fidlas Road, on a sharp bend.
  73. II Nos. 53 & 55 Lon Isa
    On N side of strret, opposite Nos. 42 & 44.
  74. II Nos. 41-47 Pen-y-dre (odds)
    To W of Nos. 37 & 39.
  75. II Nos. 42 & 44 Lon Isa
    On S side of street, opposite Nos. 53 & 55.
  76. II Nos. 40-46 Pen-y-dre (evens)
    To R of No. 48, set slightly back from road.
  77. II Nos. 49 & 51 Pen-y-dre
    Between Nos. 47 & 53, set back from road.
  78. II Nos. 48 & 50 Pen-y-dre
    On N side of street, opposite Nos. 61 & 63. To L of Nos 40-46, set forward.
  79. II Nos. 53 & 55 Pen-y-dre
    Between Nos. 51 & 57, set back from road.
  80. II Nos. 57-63 Pen-y-dre (odds)
    On S side of road, opposite No. 48.
  81. II Nos. 52-58 Pen-y-dre (evens)
    To L of No. 50.
  82. II Nos. 65-71 Pen-y-dre (odds)
    Opposite Nos. 54-58.
  83. II Hafod Lwyd
    At the W end of the Garden Village development and facing the length of one its main avenues, Lon Isa
  84. II Briwnant Farmhouse and adjoining farm range
    Set on a platform site the S slope of Caerphilly Mountain overlooking Cardiff and reached by a long track.
  85. II Lisvane House Photos
    Towards the top of the rise in Mill Road with gardens to side and rear.
  86. II The Long Barn and attached courtyard wall, gates and railings
    Close to the entrance gateway to New House, on the hillside overlooking Cardiff.
  87. II The Dingle Photos
    Near the upper end of Mill Road, set in its own gardens reached by a short drive.
  88. II Llanishen Reservoir Dam Photos
    To the east of Llanishen, accessed via a track running SE from the B4562, some 0.5km east of Llanishen station.
  89. II* New House Hotel
    On the lower slopes of Caerphilly Mountain in countryside overlooking Cardiff and beyond the Bristol Channel, reached by a drive.
  90. II Hill Farmhouse
    On the S facing slope of Caerphilly Mountain overlooking Llanishen and reached by a farm track, separated from the farmyard by a walled garden.
  91. II The Pines
    Immediately north of the site of the old parish church and 300m north-east of the present parish church.
  92. II Ty Gwyn
    In the S part of Lisvane, on the edge of the developed area overlooking the meadows of Coetgae-sych, surrounded by elaborate terraced grounds and reached by a drive.
  93. II Castell Morgraig Photos
    Located approximately 100m E of the car park of the Travellers' Rest Inn. On a steep scarp, the ground falling sharply to the N and S, with good visibility over the road from Cardiff to Caerphilly.
  94. II Rhiwbina Farmhouse
    On the hillside above Pantmawr in a still rural area reached by a farm track off Rhiwbina Hill.
  95. II Coach House at Ty Gwyn Photos
    To the E of Ty Gwyn, set below on a bend in the private entrance drive.
  96. II Travellers Rest Inn Photos
    Located on a sharp bend on the ridge top, before the road descends towards Cardiff. Castell Morgraig lies uphill to the E.
  97. II Whitchurch War Memorial Photos
    In the garden outside Whitchurch Library.
  98. II Six Gables Photos
    No 27A: extends south from south return of No 27. On the main road about 100m north of the Church of St. Mary.
  99. II The Laurels Photos
    On the main road about 100m north of the Church of St. Mary.
  100. II Whitchurch Free Library Photos
    On the north side of the roundabout at the junction of Penlline Road, Park Road and Velindre Road.

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