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  1. II Marlas House
    The farm stands on the S bank of the Afon Cynffig, close to the railway bridge and the road from North Cornelly to Kenfig, which runs alongside the N side of the N wing.
  2. II* The Hall Farm
    The former farmhouse lies in the midst of suburban development at the end of a driveway opening between No's 33 and 35 Hall Drive.
  3. II Mill Bridge Underbridge
    Over the Afon Cynffig, down river from Llanmihangel Mill Farm. (Partly in the Cynffig Community, Bridgend).
  4. II Marlas Road Overbridge
    On Marlas Road near to its junction with Kenfig Road
  5. II* Llanmihangel Mill
    Located N of the Afon Cynffig on a track which leads off Marlas Road in Pyle. Part of Llanmihangel Mill Farm.
  6. II Bridge near Llanmihangel Mill
    The bridge carries a track over the Afon Cynffig to the SE of Llanmihangel Mill Farm.
  7. II River Black Underbridge
    Over the Afon Cynffig, accessed via a footpath from Plwerin to Llanmihangel. (Partly in Cynffig Community, Bridgend)
  8. II* Pyle Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Capel y Pil, and schoolroom, with forecourt railings. Photos
    Ffordd y Eglwys leads from Pyle to North Cornelly. The chapel is set gable end to the road W of the former railway line, with the schoolroom adjoining on the S.
  9. II* Church of St Mary Magdalen, Pyle with Kenfig. Photos
    The church stands in a raised curvilinear churchyard on a high prominence above the former site of Kenfig, by the junction of the side road into Maudlam village.
  10. II Chest tomb in the graveyard of the Church of St Mary Magdalen, Pyle with Kenfig. Photos
    Maudlam hamlet stands on elevated ground NE of the former borough of Kenfig. The tomb stands on the N side of the axial path leading to the W porch of the church, and 5m W of the porch.
  11. II* Llanmihangel
    Located at the end of a track which runs N off Marlas Road, Pyle. N of Llanmihangel Mill Farm.
  12. II Pyle Road Overbridge Photos
    On the A48 on the approach into Pyle from the south.
  13. II Morgan monument in St James' churchyard, Pyle Photos
    The church of St James lies at the N end of the village of Pyle. The Thomas monument stands in the churchyard, approximately 7m SW of the W tower. The character of the churchyard is notable for its t
  14. II Two chest tombs in the churchyard, St James Church
    The pair of tombs are set in a row, approximately 5m SW of the S porch. The character of the churchyard is notable for its fine tombs.
  15. II Churchyard Cross in St James' churchyard, Pyle Photos
    The church of St James is at the N end of the village of Pyle. The churchyard cross is set approximately 9m S of the S porch.
  16. II Group of 4 chest tomb in churchyard of St James, Pyle Photos
    The church of St James stands at the N end of Pyle. The group is set against the entrance path from the road to the S porch, approximately 6m S of the nave. The character of the churchyard is notable
  17. I Church of St James, Pyle with Kenfig Photos
    The parish church of St James, Pyle, stands in its own churchyard N of the village centre, on the road to Margam.
  18. II Rees Williams monument in the churchyard, St James church. Photos
    The monument is set besides the path, approximately half way between the entrance gate to the churchyard, and the S porch. The character of the churchyard is notable for its tombs.
  19. II Two chest tombs set against the E churchyard wall, Church of St James. Photos
    The two tombs are set in a row immediately within the entrance gate and on the S side of the path to the S porch. The character of the churchyard is notable for its tombs.
  20. II Prince of Wales Inn, also known as Ty Newydd Photos
    The former borough of Kenfig lies W of North Cornelly, on the edge of the sand dunes. The inn stands facing S, with the gable end against the road from Maudlam to Porthcawl.
  21. II Pool Farmhouse
    Pool Farm lies towards the N end of Kenfig, lying back from the N-S road and facing W.
  22. II Mile marker on A48, Pyle to Margam Road Photos
    Set at the back of the pavement, 160m S of the railway overbridge.
  23. II Ty-maen
    The house stands within its own walled gardens, on the W side of the A4229, at the S end of South Cornelly.
  24. II Garden gateway at Ty-maen
    Ty-maen stands at the S end of the village of South Cornelly. The gateway is built into the roadside wall which encloses the gardens on the S side of the house.
  25. II Ty'n y Cellar and adjoining Barn
    Set back from Water Street at the junction of a lane which leads to Kenfig Industrial Estate.
  26. II Granary at Ty'n y Cellar
    Part of the farm complex at Ty'n y Cellar. The S gable end of the range faces the lane which leads to Kenfig industrial estate. The house is to the E.
  27. II Former Cow-house at Ty'n y Cellar
    Located on the N side of the farm complex with the house to the E.
  28. II Cart Shed, Stable and Cow-House at Ty'n y Cellar
    The stable is located in the centre of the N side of the farm complex. Its NW angle is abutted by the L-shaped cow-house and cart shed, which enclose the cattle yard.
  29. II Morfa Bach Access Underbridge (East)
    Accessed from an unclassified road to the south of Kenfig Industrial Estate.
  30. II Morfa Bach Access Underbridge (West)
    Accessed from an unclassified road to the south of Kenfig Industrial Estate.
  31. II Milepost near Cae Garw
    Located on a grass verge in front of a hedge with Coedhirwaun to NE.
  32. II The Talbot Institute Photos
    The building is set in a terrace of C19 buildings, approximately 100m from the junction of Princes Road with Commercial Road.
  33. II Kenfig Hill War Memorial Photos
    The memorial stands as a traffic island at the junction of Princes Road and Commercial Road, known as 'top cross', at the centre of Kenfig Hill.
  34. II Accommodation Bridge over the former Duffryn Llynvi and Porthcawl Railway
    The bridge now spans the walk formed along the track of the railway on the W side of the Woodlands Park estate, carrying a farm track. It lies approximately 100m S of the S corner of the estate.
  35. II Ty-yr-ychen, also known as Sker House farm buildings. Photos
    Sker occupies the limestone peninsular S of Kenfig Sands, projecting into Swansea Bay. The long range of buildings lies approximately 100m E of Sker House.
  36. I Sker House Photos
    Located on a limestone promontory jutting west into Swansea Bay, approximately 4.2 kilometres N of Porthcawl, and reached by a long farm road leading W from the minor road from Porthcawl to Kenfig.
  37. II Former Tramroad and Railway bridge over Moor Lane
    A short distance due N of Nottage village centre, near the junction of the village lane and Moor Lane by St David's Well.
  38. II St David's Well aka Ffynnon Dewi Photos
    By the side of the lane leading north from Nottage village just S of the junction with Moor Lane, both country lanes pre-dating C19 development and now little used.
  39. II Piers and Gates at East Lodge and Flanking Walls
    Located near the SE corner of Margam park on a narrow lane which leads up to Graig Goch and Ton Mawr. Flanked by lodges.
  40. II Gateway and Quadrant Walls Leading to Twyn yr Hydd
    Inserted into the boundary wall of Margam Park which runs along the N side of the A48. Twyn yr Hydd can be seen to the rear.
  41. II* Old Park
    The road runs SW off the A48 and the house is at the end.
  42. II Barn at Eglwys Nunydd
    Located on a farm track which leads E off the street and curves round to the N. Further N and set apart from the farm house and associated farm buildings.
  43. II Entrance to Twyn yr Hydd and Flanking Walls
    Located in Margam Park. The driveway from the A48 leads to the entrance to Twyn yr Hydd, which is on the E side of the house.
  44. II Garden Wall at Twyn yr Hydd
    Wall enclosing a rectangular garden on the N side of Twyn yr Hydd house.
  45. II Twyn yr Hydd
    The focal point of a self-contained estate in the SE corner of Margam Park.
  46. II Farm Building at Twyn yr Hydd
    Located to the NE of the house at the bottom of the sloping garden. Approached by a separate driveway.
  47. II Kitchen Garden Wall and Glass House at Twyn yr Hydd
    Runs N from the NW angle of the farm building at Twyn yr Hydd, but not quite joining it. The E boundary of the former kitchen gardens.
  48. II Milepost near Old Park
    Located on a bank in front of the boundary wall of Margam Park. Surrounded by vegetation.
  49. II Veronica Cottage Photos
    In the centre of the old village, side on to the main village thoroughfare, fronting a garden and backing directly onto a lane.
  50. II The Rest Photos
    At the very W end of the town, in a dominating position on the cliff, overlooking the sea and towards the docks and town.
  51. II* Nottage Court Photos
    On the E edge of the hamlet of Nottage, on rising ground above the valley of Dewiscumbe, set in large walled grounds reached by a drive.
  52. II The Farmers' Arms Photos
    Near the centre of the old village and backing onto the Village Green.
  53. II Ffynnon Fawr Photos
    To NW of roundabout at junction of A4106 and A4229.
  54. II Calcining kilns at Cefn Cribwr ironworks
    The ironworks is located near the bottom of the Nant Iorwerth Coch, on the S side of the brook. The calcining kilns stand to the S of the top level of the charging house, while the battery of coking
  55. II* Cefn Cribwr ironworks, the furnace and charging house Photos
    The ironworks is located near the bottom of the Nant Iorwerth Coch, on the S side of the brook. The furnace stands at the hub of the group of buildings.
  56. II* Cast house at Cefn Cribwr Ironworks Photos
    The ironworks lies at the bottom of the Nant Iorwerth Coch. The casting house adjoins the furnace on the N side.
  57. II Blast Engine house at Cefn Cribwr Ironworks Photos
    The ironworks is located near the bottom of the Nant Iorwerth Coch, on the S side of the brook. The blast engine house stands against the E side of the furnace.
  58. II Bedford House Photos
    The house lies on the N side of the village, off the W side of the minor road crossing the valley from Cefn Cribwr to Aberbaiden.
  59. II Nottage House Photos
    In a prominent position on the hillside just above the main roundabout on the N outskirts of Porthcawl and a little S of Nottage village centre; reached by a short drive.
  60. II Manor Farm Courtyard Farm Range Photos
    Situated close to the farmhouse on the other side of the drive, at the foot of Newton Down.
  61. II Manor Farmhouse Photos
    At the foot of Newton Down, a little N of Newton village, surrounded by conifers and reached by a track off the main road.
  62. II* Margam Crematorium Photos
    Located along a service road c600m south from Heol Cae’r- Bont, west of Junction 38 of the M4 motorway.
  63. II Milepost near Margam Park Entrance Photos
    Prominently sited in front of the boundary wall of Margam Park.
  64. II Turbine House Photos
    Located S of the main car park at Margam Park. A narrow stretch of woodland extends from here to the S.
  65. II Pair of Gate Piers to the Former Margam House Photos
    Located on a large grassed area on the R side of the driveway leading into Margam Park. The cricket pitch and pavilion are further to the R.
  66. II Danygraig House Photos
    To NE of Newton village on rising ground, reached by a short drive with wooded hillside to rear. At entrance to drive is a lodge on right and inside left a coach house with walled courtyard also inco
  67. II* Terrace Walls and Screen at Margam Castle Photos
    On the W side of Margam Castle and an integral part of the composition.
  68. II* Service Buildings including Courtyard Walls at Margam Castle Photos
    Adjoining the E side of Margam Castle.
  69. I Margam Castle Photos
    Located in a high and prominent position at the E end of the gardens in Margam Park. Approached from the SW by a new drive.
  70. II Stone Steps in Terraced Garden Photos
    The terraced garden is N of the Citrus House and S of the kitchen garden walls and vinery glasshouse.
  71. II Margam Cottage Photos
    On a track which runs R (close to A48 junction) off the lane to the abbey church. The track was formerly a road running along the S side of Margam Park, but is now a cul-de-sac.
  72. I Ruined Undercroft at St Mary's Abbey Photos
    Located to the S of the Chapter House and E of Margam Orangery.
  73. II Broadwalk Steps Photos
    Located near the W end of the broadwalk, E of the orangery and chapter house. The broadwalk rises up to the E with Margam Castle as the focal point.
  74. II Cwm Cottage Photos
    On a track which runs R (close to A48 junction) off the lane to the abbey church. The track was formerly a road running along the S side of Margam Park, but is now a cul-de-sac.
  75. II* Terrace with Pools and Flower Beds Fronting Margam Orangery Photos
    Immediately in front of and adjoining Margam Orangery.
  76. II Aberbaiden
    Located on the S side of a lane which runs E from Pen y Bryn towards Tondu.
  77. II Tabernacl Capel yr Annibynwyr aka Welsh Congregational Chapel Photos
    Just N of the main centre of Porthcawl town in a residential street W of the main N/S thoroughfare of South Road.
  78. II Newton Primary School (2 blocks) Photos
    Situated E of Porthcawl centre and harbour, W of Newton village, on the main road linking the two, by junction of the sea road to Sandy Bay.
  79. I Margam Orangery Photos
    The centre-piece in the gardens at Margam Park. The abbey remains are immediately to the NE, with the broadwalk leading up to Margam Castle further E.
  80. I Ruins of Chapter House and Vestibule of St Mary's Abbey Photos
    Located in a central position in the gardens at Margam Park, to the NE of the orangery.
  81. II Tudor Cottage Photos
    At the W end of old village, close to The Globe Inn and almost opposite number 22, the thatched house, also listed. Set back behind narrow rubble walled forecourt.
  82. II Ornamental Pool Photos
    In a prominent location in Margam Park, diagonally below the Orangery to the E and the citrus house to the N. Surrounded by lawn and tulip trees.
  83. II Arch over Culvert Photos
    The culvert receives water from the cascade to the NE, beyond which is the lake. The ground slopes down sharply to the S but becomes flatter where the water passes underground.
  84. I St Mary's Abbey Church Photos
    Located at the end of a short lane which runs NE off the A48. The Stones Museum is within the churchyard. The S doorway faces into Margam Park.
  85. II 22, Newton Nottage Road, Newton, Porthcawl, MID GLAMORGAN, CF36 5PF Photos
    At the W end of the old village, set back from the road behind rubble walled front garden, detached to right; almost opposite Tudor Cottage, also listed.
  86. II War Memorial Photos
    Located immediately outside and to the R of the entrance gates to St Mary's Abbey Church and churchyard.
  87. I Ivy Cottage including Facade of Former Banqueting House Photos
    Located along the N boundary of the gardens, N of the Orangery and SE of the kitchen gardens. The facade faces W into the park, whilst the cottage is outside the park boundary.
  88. II Former Changing Room Photos
    Located in front of the Citrus House and facing the ornamental pool which is to the SE.
  89. II Churchyard Walls and Gate Piers to St Mary's Abbey Church Photos
    Enclosure walls to a large, roughly rectangular churchyard to the N of the abbey church. It projects round to the W and incorporates the entrance gates.
  90. II Citrus House Photos
    The citrus house is prominently located in Margam Park to the NW of the orangery. It faces S towards the ornamental pool.
  91. II Retaining Wall adjoining Citrus House Photos
    The wall runs E and links the Citrus House with the almshouses and Ivy Cottage.
  92. II Almshouses Photos
    Located on the S side of the lane which leads off the A48 to St Mary's Abbey Church. The almshouses are opposite the churchyard entrance.
  93. II Stones Museum Photos
    Within the churchyard and adjoining the W boundary wall near the NW corner.
  94. II The Old School Photos
    Opposite the Village Green and church and churchyard of St John the Baptist, at the foot of Clevis Hill which rises steeply to the rear.
  95. II Kitchen Garden Walls including Vinery Glasshouse Photos
    The kitchen garden wall forms the N boundary of the gardens and flanks the lane leading to the abbey. A wall at right angles runs S to the Vinery Glasshouse.
  96. II 2 Grove Cottages
    Located on the E side of the lane which leads to St Mary's Abbey Church. The W gable end of the building faces the road.
  97. II 3 Grove Cottages Photos
    Located on the E side of the lane which leads to St Mary's Abbey Church. The W gable end of the building faces the road.
  98. II Middle Lodge Photos
    Located on the N side of the road which leads to St Mary's Abbey Church. A further lane runs to the rear up towards Cwm Bach. In a slightly raised position with a retaining wall to the front.
  99. I Church of St John the Baptist Photos
    In the centre of the old village of Newton with two sides of the rectangular churchyard fronting the village green; main access at WSW.
  100. II Crown House Photos
    Facing the Village Green in the centre of Newton Village.

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