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Listed Buildings within five miles of CH5 2PD, sorted by distance

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II L-Plan range of Farm Buildings
To the N/E of Plas Moor, on the opposite side of the farm house.
II Plas Moor
On the N side of the road, set in its own lawned gardens with farmyard to the rear.
II Former Willans & Robinson Factory, East Block
Located on the industrial estate between Queensferry and Sandycroft, between Factory Road and the River Dee. Factory Road is reached off Chester Road (East) and Chemistry Lane.
II Former Willans & Robinson Factory, Central Block
Located on the industrial estate between Queensferry and Sandycroft, between Factory Road and the River Dee. Factory Road is reached off Chester Road (East) and Chemistry Lane.
II Former Willans & Robinson Factory, West Block
Located on the industrial estate between Queensferry and Sandycroft, between Factory Road and the River Dee. Factory Road is reached off Chester Road (East) and Chemistry Lane.
II Ferry bank Farm
Located on Fox's Drive which leads E from Welsh Road (B5441). The gable end of the farmhouse fronts the road.
I St Deiniols Ash
Set back from the road on the W side in its own gardens.
II Manor Farm
Fronting the NW side of Manor Lane, on the W side of Hawarden Airport.
II N Entrance to Gatepiers and Scree Walls to Hawarden Castle
Set back on the N side of Glynne Way, opposite Moor Lane.
II Manor House
Fronting the SE side of Manor Lane, on the W side of Hawarden Airport.
II Garage Yard and Gallery (former stables and coach-house)
To the N of the New Castle, near the kitchen garden.
II Garage Yard and Gallery (former stables and coach-house)
To the N of the New Castle, near the kitchen garden.
II Bascule Bridge
Crossing the River Dee on the N boundary of the community, at the N end of Station Road.
II Broadlane
Facing the New Castle to the E.
II Bascule Bridge (also listed in Queensferry rec no 84434)
The bridge carries the B5441 across the River Dee, linking Garden City with Queensferry.
II Gateway adjoining Hawarden New Castle to the E, with Flanking Crenellated Wales
Hawarden
II 75m Section of Kitchen Wall to NW of New Castle
Hawarden
I Hawarden Castle (New)
Set in its own park, to the E of the Old Castle, and with formalised gardens to the S.
II Queensferry War Memorial Institute
Located at a traffic junction on the S side of Queensferry village, in front of a retail park.
II Registry Office (Ice House to East)
At the end of Rectory Lane in its own walled grounds, to the E of the church.
II The Rear of Hawarden Insitute
Adjoining the Hawarden Gymnasium to the E.
II No 43, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
Adjoining No.39 to the E and stepped-down.
II No 41, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
Adjoining No.39 to the E and stepped-down.
II No 39, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
39 Glynne Way
II Wynt Lodge
Set back behind the Hawarden Castle park wall.
II No 37, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
Raised up slightly behind railed dwarf walls and facing the street.
II No 35, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
Raised up slightly behind railed dwarf walls and facing the street.
II No 33, Glynne Way (N Side), Clwyd
Raised up slightly behind railed dwarf walls and facing the street.
II The Hawarden Institute
Adjoining the Hawarden Gymnasium to the E.
II The Hawarden Gymnasium
On the street line.
II Tea Pavilion, Hawarden Castle Estate
In the garden, to the SW of the new castle, adjacent to the perimeter wall.
II The Elms
Adjacent to, and flush with No. 29a, set behind a low chequered brick wall.
II Elms Cottage
Facing the street behind a low chequered brick wall.
II Attached Boundary Wall to the East
Adjacent to, and flush with No. 29a, set behind a low chequered brick wall.
II* The Correction House
Hawarden
II Retaining Wall to Street
Raised up above street level, behind a stone retaining wall.
II Base of Former Village Pump
Located in front of the House of Correction in Cross Tree Lane, and beside the Cross Tree, a lime tree planted in 1742.
II No 62, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Raised up above street level, behind a stone retaining wall.
II County Record Office (former Rectory)
At the end of Rectory Lane in its own walled grounds, to the E of the church.
II No 60, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line.
II No 58, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Adjoining Nos 42-56 to the E.
II No 56, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 54, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 52, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II 50
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 48, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 46, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 44, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II No 42, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
On the street line, opposite the junction with Cross-tree Lane.
II* Parish Church of St Deinol
Situated at the end of Church Lane within a walled churchyard.
II Former Town Hall
On the street line.
II Former Police Station
On the street line.
II 2. Rear Courtyard Ranges at Glynne Arms
To the rear of the Glynne Arms, forming the N side of a courtyard.
II No, 32 Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Stepped-down from the terrace range of Nos 4-30, and advanced slightly.
II No 30, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 8, Rectory Lane (W Side), Clwyd
At the end of Rectory Lane, close to the rectory.
II 1. Rear Courtyard Ranges at Glynne Arms
To the rear of the Glynne Arms, forming the N side of a courtyard.
II Foot Bridge to old Castle, Hawarden Castle Estate
To the S of the New Castle spanning a dry ditch, until 1804 the course of the Chester-Holyhead road.
II No 28, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 26, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 5, Rectory Lane, (E Side), Clwyd
On the street line, behind a dwarf garden wall.
II No 7, Rectory Lane (W Side), Clwyd
At the end of Rectory Lane, close to the rectory.
II No 24, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 2, Rectory Lane (W Side), Clwyd
At the end of Rectory Lane, close to the rectory.
II No 22, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 4, Rectory Lane (E Side), Clwyd
On the street line, behind a dwarf garden wall.
II No 20, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 1, Rectory Lane (W Side), Clwyd
At the end of Rectory Lane, close to the rectory.
II No 3, Rectory Lane (E Side), Clwyd
On the street line, behind a dwarf garden wall.
II No 18, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 16, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II Former Shambles
Adjoining the Glynne Arms to the E.
II Tithe Barn Cottage
On the street line, S of churchyard.
II No 14, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 12, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II Saint Deiniol's Parish Churchs Entrance Gates and Churchyard Walls
At end of Church Lane, the walls bordering St. Dieniol's Library, Cross Tree Lane, and the Rectory gardens.
II No 10, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II No 8, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II The Glynne Arms PH
Standing prominently on the street-line, opposite the castle entrance gates.
II No 6, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II Tithe Barn
On the street line, S of churchyard.
II No 4, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
Located immediately to the E of the castle entrance, opposite the Glynne Arms.
II White House (formerly School Mistresses House)
Located behind St. Deinol's Church Hall, adjacent to its car park.
II Kentigern
On the street line.
II Glynne Cottage
Overlooking the park to the N, and secluded in its own grounds.
II Gate Lodge
Within the park, behind gateway and abutting to E.
II Telephone Call-box on the corner with Rectory Lane
At the crossroads in the centre of the village: set on the pavement outside Hawarden Post Office, and on the corner with Rectory Lane.
II The Post Office
Located on the corner of The Highway and Rectory Lane, and adjoining the S side of Kentigern.
II Gladstone Memorial Fountain
At the cross-roads, and situated in the centre of the road.
II Church Hall of Church of St Deiniol
On the street line.
II Entrance Gate to Hawarden Castle
At the cross-roads in the centre of the village, on the S side.
II Masonic Hall
On the slope of the hill, on the W side.
II Curtain Walls and Precinct Walls to Hawarden Castle
At the cross-roads in the centre of the village, on the S side.
I St Deiniol's Library
Set back from the road in its own walled grounds.
II Lloyds Bank
Standing prominently at the junction of The Highway and the A550.
II Attached Stable Range to Brick-House
Set back from the road behind a raised, hedged garden.
II Surgery House
On the street line.
II Attached Former Bank Manager Manager's House to Lloyds Bank
Standing prominently at the junction of The Highway and the A550.
II Brick-House Farmhouse
Set back from the road behind a raised, hedged garden.
II No 17, the Highway (N Side), Clwyd
On the corner at the junction of Glynne Way with Church Lane.

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