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  1. II Faendre Hall
    Set in extensive grounds, though only a proportion surrounding the house is maintained as garden, separated from the main estate development by Cypress Drive and reached by a drive from Vaendre Close
  2. II Circular garden seat at Faendre Hall
    Situated at the SE side of the house close to the drive and on the terrace which runs along the main garden (SW) frontage.
  3. II Former Stable Block at Faendre Hall
    Situated to the rear of the Hall, the drive bifurcating with one section leading to the stables and the other to the Hall.
  4. II Entrance Gateway at Faendre Hall
    Fronting the lane and adjacent to the lodge, forming the entrance to a curved drive to the house.
  5. II Lodge at Faendre Hall
    By the main entrance gates of Faendre Hall off Vaendre Close; St Mellons golf course is opposite.
  6. II Pwll-coch farmhouse and adjoining barn
    Reached by a short drive from the road, on sloping ground.
  7. II* St John's College (formerly Ty-to-Maen) Photos
    Set in the remains of the formerly more extensive gardens, reached by a drive from a road created to serve the late C20 surrounding housing. development.
  8. II Garden Terrace at St John's College (formerly Ty-to-Maen)
    In front of the main frontage and incorporating steps to the lawn at lower level.
  9. II White Oaks (aka Rosminian Convent) Photos
    At the end of a short lane now fronting the A48 dual carriageway.
  10. II Former Stables at St John's College (formerlyTy-to-Maen)
    To the rear of the main house, reached by a drive.
  11. II Lychgate to St Mellons Church Photos
    Situated by the road at the entrance to a drive which leads uphill to church, churchyard and other buildings including Church Lodge and other dwellings.
  12. II Bluebell Inn PH Photos
    Facing the main thoroughfare and opposite the White Hart PH, part of the historic village centre.
  13. II The White Hart PH Photos
    Obliquely facing the main throughfare and opposite the Bluebell Inn PH.
  14. II Base of churchyard cross in St Mellons churchyard Photos
    In the SE corner of the churchyard near the foot of the slope.
  15. I Church of St Mellon Photos
    In a commanding hilltop position with access lane and open ground to N and churchyard extending below on S slope.
  16. II Memorial to Joseph Benjamin Hemingway in St Mellons churchyard Photos
    Close to S porch of church.
  17. II Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Photos
    Side-on to the main thoroughfare within a small walled enclosure incorporating iron gate with heavy caps to the gate-piers.
  18. II War Memorial Photos
    On a corner site between the main thoroughfare and the old village street within a railed enclosure.
  19. II Castleton Baptist Church Photos
    Prominently located on corner of the A48 and Marshfield Road. Front is bounded by a dwarf wall with railings and pyramidal capped piers with dentil cornices; low rubble wall to side.
  20. II Pill du Farm Photos
    Still in a semi-rural location though housing development is encroaching; reached by a narrow lane, Hendre Road, from Trowbridge, which here runs beside Pil-du Reen.
  21. II Bethania Evangelical Church Photos
    Situated at the S end of the historic village core in a triangular open churchyard shaded with conifers, the burial ground sited opposite on the other side of Bethania Row.
  22. II* Parish Church of St Mary Photos
    Set on the N side of Church Lane opposite Church Farm, leading off Marshfield Road. The church is surrounded by a low rubble wall with cock and hen coping; lych gate to W and remains of medieval cros
  23. II Gelli-ber Farmhouse
    Prominently located on the N side of the A48, aligned on an E/W axis.
  24. II The Coach and Horses PH Photos
    Prominently located on the N side of the A48, aligned on an E/W axis.
  25. II Quarry Hill House
    At the end of a short drive and looking S to playing fields at St Illtyd's RC school.
  26. II Farmhouse at Bridge Farm Photos
    Fronting the road, adjacent to Llanedern Bridge over Rhymney River .
  27. II* Church of St Edeyrn Photos
    In the centre of the still identifiable hamlet of Llanedeyrn though close to motorway, housing and business developments. Standing in the centre of a roughly triangular sloping churchyard, the main e
  28. II The Unicorn Inn PH
    Close to the church, part of the still identifiable hamlet of Llanedeyrn, though near to motorway, housing and business developments.
  29. II St Julian's Manor
    In countryside N of St Mellons village but close to the M4 and just E of the Cardiff Gate interchange, reached by a track.
  30. II The Old Rectory
    Set on the East side of the lane, opposite the Public House and the Parish Church. Main range is aligned on a NW/SE axis.
  31. II Pen-pil (aka Penpill Farm Kennels)
    Set end-on to Wentloog Road, which is no longer a thoroughfare, and now adjacent to a large industrial development site off the new Wentloog Avenue.
  32. II* Parish Church of St Michael
    Located at the W side of the village, within a C19 walled enclosure, set behind the public house.
  33. II* Llanrumney Hall PH Photos
    On low lying ground near the Rhymney River, reached by a short drive off the road, within the housing estate but with open ground S and E.
  34. II Ty-du and adjoining byre and stable Photos
    On the levels, facing the main thoroughfare from which it is separated by a small reen; very near the SE community boundary.
  35. II Cefn Mably Bridge
    Located on the lane leading from Michaelstone village to Cefn Mably crossing the River Rhymni, a pair with Michaelstone Bridge.
  36. II Cefn Mably Bridge (also known as Cefn Llwyd Bridge) (partly in Michaelston-y-Fedw Community) Photos
    Road bridge over River Rhymney approximately 1km W of Michaelston-y-Fedw Church and carrying a minor road between Michaelston-y-Fedw and Cefn Mably
  37. I Parish Church of St Peter Photos
    Located at the centre of Peterstone village, set back from the road, opposite the Six Bells Public House.
  38. II Terraces and ornamental structures to SE of Cefn Mably
    To SE of and downhill from the house, overlooking the extensive wooded parkland toward River Rhymney.
  39. II Longcross Farm Photos
    Wentloog Road has been blocked off and absorbed into an as yet (Spring 2000) undeveloped industrial estate; farmhouse is reached through an estate road via a security barrier off Wentloog Avenue.
  40. II Cefn Mably
    Approximately 1.8km WSW of Michaelston-y-Fedw Church, on high ground overlooking River Rhymney and reached by private drive W of minor road between Michaelston-y-Fedw and Rudry.
  41. II Walls of former kitchen garden at Cefn Mably
    On W side of house and on N side of drive to Maes-y-bryn, obscured by woodland.
  42. II Michaelstone Bridge Photos
    Located to the North of Michaelstone-Y-Fedw village, crossing the River Rhymni, leading to Ruperra Castle; a pair with Cefn Mably Bridge.
  43. II Michaelston Bridge (partly in Michaelston-y-Fedw Community) Photos
    Crossing the River Rhymney on N side of Michaelston-y-Fedw village and carrying a minor road between Michaelstone and Draethen.
  44. II Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament
    On the N side of Wentloog Road (B4239), 100m east of Caeglas Road / Brachdy Road junction.
  45. II* Church of St Augustine Photos
    Standing in a large roughly square churchyard on sloping ground, the level to N substantially higher than to S. Main entrance through a stone-tiled lych-gate at SE corner; further entrance across sto
  46. II Croes-heolydd
    Situated in farm land some 1.5km SW of the centre of Bassaleg.
  47. II Pant-teg (aka Panteg)
    In a hollow by the stream Nant y Draenog, surrounded by farmland and reached by a track from B4562.
  48. II Rumney Pottery
    Close to Rumney Bridge (over Rhymney River) and the East Moors Viaduct.
  49. II Barn at Gwern Leyshon Farm
    Approximately 1.8km SE of Draethen village, reached by short farm road on E side of a minor road between Draethen and Michaelston-y-Fedw. The barn faces W to the farmyard with house on its N side.
  50. II 'New Mansion' at Ruperra Home Farm Photos
    On open hillside E of Ruperra Home Farm, and reached by a farm road on W side of minor road between Michaelston-y-Fedw and Draethen.
  51. II* Parish Church of St Bridget Photos
    Located on the W side of Church Road, opposite Church Farm, set down a small track.
  52. II Glan-y-nant
    About 200m north of motorway, at extreme west edge of the community.
  53. II* Ruperra Castle Photos
    Approximately 2.5km E of Rudry Church, on high ground above Rhymney valley and reached by private drive W of minor road between Michaelston-y-Fedw and Draethen.
  54. II Castellated boundary wall to ha-ha to east and south of Ruperra Castle Photos
    Long section of low boundary wall separating the former pleasure grounds surrounding Ruperra Castle from the parkland beyond. Starts below the summer house and runs roughly south and then west to ter
  55. II Former Dairy and Laundry to north of Ruperra Castle
    Situated between Ruperra Castle and the stable courtyard and aligned north-south. Ruperra Castle is set in its own grounds and reached from a lane running east from the village of Rudry.
  56. II Summer House to north-east of Ruperra Castle
    Secluded amongst trees approximately 200m north-east of Ruperra Castle due east of the glasshouse. Facing south across the parkland.
  57. II Glasshouse to north-east of Ruperra Castle
    Situated approximately 125m uphill to the north-east of Ruperra Castle. Set on a platform site facing south across the former gardens.
  58. II Stable and coach-house courtyard ranges to north of Ruperra Castle
    This courtyard is to north of Ruperra Castle backing onto the drive below Coed Craig Ruperra. Ruperra is reached from a lane running east from the village of Rudry.
  59. II Cyncoed Methodist Church (Church only) Photos
    In its own grounds at the corner of Westminster Crescent
  60. II Generating House and attached workshops to north-west of Ruperra Castle
    Situated immediately to the west of the stable and coach-house courtyard which is close to Ruperra Castle. Ruperra is reached by a lane running east from the village of Rudry.
  61. II Lisvane Baptist Chapel Photos
    On the lower S facing slope of Caerphilly mountain, NE of Lisvane and surrounded by a walled graveyard.
  62. II Carn Ingli Photos
    Near the centre of the village, SW of the church and along the main road from Ty Gwyn mansion.
  63. II Cerrig Llwyd Photos
    Near the centre of the village, SW of the church and along the main road from Ty Gwyn mansion.
  64. II Outdoor Baptistry by Lisvane Baptist Chapel
    Close to the W end of the chapel and near the boundary wall to the road. On the lower S-facing slope of Caerphilly mountain NE of Lisvane.
  65. II* Boundary Walls to Orangery Garden and Cedar Garden including three sets of gatepiers Photos
    Set immediately to the W of Tredegar House and the Orangery, enclosing the Cedar Garden and the Orangery Garden. Set of brick piers set at the N end of the Orangery Garden, the S of the Cedar Garden a
  66. II* Church of St Denys Photos
    On the very E edge of the developed part of Lisvane.
  67. II Garden walls to SE of Cedar Garden, inc gate piers, gates and flanking workshops
    To S of Tredegar House, garden wall running SE from the Cedar Garden and with attached workshops at the SE end, flanking a pair of brick piers and wrought iron gates.
  68. II Monument to Sir Briggs
    Set in the centre of the rear half of the Cedar Garden, to the SW side of the house, screened by four yew hedges.
  69. I Stable Block including Orangery Photos
    Located to the NW of Tredegar House, facing onto the cobbled Stable Court, and enclosed to the rear by the Stable Yard.
  70. II Bothy and Potting Shed to the West of Bryans Building
    Set immediately to the West of Bryans Building on an E/W axis and serving the Kitchen garden
  71. II Bryans Building and attached boundary walls to S and N
    Set on the West side of the outer yard, opposite the Lesser Barn. C19 weighbridge located to front of building, formerly used for weighing agricultural produce from the Estate.
  72. II Home Farm
    Set at E end of workshops, to North of Tredegar House, leading into outer yard.
  73. II* Edney Gates, inc flanking screen and attached walls with opposing gates to S end of Middle Court Photos
    Middle Court is located immediately to the NW of Tredegar House separating Tredegar House from the Stable Court, the Edney Gates and screen are set at the N end dividing the house and Stable Court.
  74. I Tredegar House Photos
    Country House set in a landscaped parkland setting on the South side of the M4 at Tredegar.
  75. II Brewhouse
    Located on the West side of the inner court, SE of Tredegar House. Aligned on NW/SE axis, immediately N of Bryans Building.
  76. II Lesser Barn
    Aligned on N/S axis, set on the East side of the outer yard, opposite Bryans Building.
  77. II Great Barn
    Located on the East side of the inner court, to the SE of Tredegar House.
  78. II The Mill including attached Stable to the South
    The Mill is set behind the Lesser Barn, located on the East side of the outer yard, SE of Tredegar House. The stable is aligned on a N/S axis, located immediately to the rear of the Information Centr
  79. II Ruperra Gates to NE of Tredegar House
    Located to the NE of Tredegar House, at the entrance of the main drive into the front courtyard.
  80. II Coach House at Ty Gwyn Photos
    To the E of Ty Gwyn, set below on a bend in the private entrance drive.
  81. II Iron Bridge over River Rhymney Photos
    Crossing the River Rhymney approximately 0.9km E of Draethen village and reached by private drive (and footpath) E of a minor road between Draethen and Michaelston-y-Fedw.
  82. II Iron Bridge over River Rhymney (partly in Rudry community) Photos
    Crossing the River Rhymney approximately 0.9km E of Draethen village and reached by private drive (and footpath) E of a minor road between Draethen and Michaelston-y-Fedw.
  83. II Former Laundry and Dairy to NE of Great Barn
    Set within the grounds of the Tredegar Comprehensive School, on the W boundary immediately to the NE of the Great Barn.
  84. II Pair of lodges, gates and piers with flanking walls to NW of Tredegar House
    Prominently located on the South side of the Cardiff Road, A48, close to the junction with the M4, at the N boundary of the Tredegar Park.
  85. 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.
  86. II Water Tower at Penylan Reservoir Photos
    Set back from the road opposite Penylan Oval.
  87. II Fairoak Photos
    Sitauted at the junction of Pentrepoeth Road and Cowshed Lane in Bassaleg.
  88. II Nos 28, 29 and 30 Forge Lane Cottages
    On the SW side of the A4072 some 700m S of the Church of Saint Basil.
  89. II* Plas Machen Photos
    At the end of a track S off the A468, some 900m Se of the church at Lower Machen.
  90. 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.
  91. II Cartshed at Plas Machen
    In the farmyard just N of the house at Plas Machen.
  92. II Gloch-wen Farmhouse
    On E edge of Rhiwderin, reached off Pentre-Tai Road; to N of housing estate.
  93. II White Lodge Cottage
    On the N side of the house E of the entrance.
  94. II Garage, Gates & Garden Wall at White Lodge
    Adjacent to the south side of Ty-Gwyn Avenue, Cyncoed, on a large plot with White Lodge and White Lodge Cottage.
  95. II Nos. 1 & 2 Plas Cottages
    Just N of the farmyard at Plas Machen.
  96. II White Lodge
    In its own grounds and located at the junction of Ty Gwyn Road and Ty Gwyn Avenue.
  97. II NO.27 Caerphilly Road, A468, Bassaleg, Gwent Photos
    Close to roadside with narrow garden to front some 270m W of the Tredegar Arms in Bassaleg.
  98. II 4 The Row, Draethen, NP1 8UE Photos
    On the N side of the main road through Draethen. No 4 is at the L (W) end in a row of 4.
  99. II 3 Photos
    On the N side of the main road through Draethen. No 3 is centre-L in a row of 4.
  100. II 2 The Row, Draethen, NP1 8UD Photos
    On the N side of the main road through Draethen. No 2 is centre-R in a row of 4.

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