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  1. II Upper Enig House
    The house stands at the end of a terrace of cottages, at the junction of Hospital Road and Penybont Road, behind a railed front area.
  2. II Highcliffe House
    Located in a terrace of C19 cottages, one of a row of two within a larger group, and adjoining Merlin House to the E facing over the churchyard.
  3. II Crescent Cottage
    Pair of town houses at the W end of a row of houses facing N over the churchyard of the Church of St Gwendoline.
  4. II Merlin House
    Located in a terrace of houses opposite and facing the graveyard of the parish church, from which it is stepped forward.
  5. II Church House including Gates and Railings to Front
    Located in a terrace of houses opposite and facing the graveyard of the parish church.
  6. II Crescent House
    Pair of town houses at the W end of a row of houses facing N over the churchyard of the Church of St Gwendoline.
  7. II Town Hall Photos
    Located on a prominent site in the centre of Talgarth.
  8. II Talgarth Mill Photos
    Located on the right bank of the river Enig, about 50m above Talgarth Bridge, with access at the side of the Town Hall.
  9. II Brynglwys
    Located opposite church gates, on the corner of Back Lane, and attached to Rosendaal. Short front garden enclosed by railings set on a low stone wall.
  10. II The Bridge End Inn
    Located immediately to the SW of the River Enig bridge, on the corner of Regent Street.
  11. II Rosendaal
    Attached to the NE end of Brynglwys, forming a terrace of two facing the churchyard.
  12. II Talgarth Bridge
    Located at the centre of the town, spanning the River Enig, and adjoining the Tower House.
  13. II Telephone Call-box on The Square
    On E side of The Square in the centre of the town; to N of Town Hall.
  14. II Old Post Office
    On the south side of the junction of High Street and Bell Street.
  15. II Ashburnham House
    Located behind a raised pavement, near the centre of Talgarth, 50m from the corner of Regent Street.
  16. II* Tower House including attached shop
    Located at the corner of the Square, at the side of the A479, adjoining the bridge over the River Enig.
  17. II Tomb of Howell Harris in Churchyard of the Church of St Gwendoling
    Located approximately 100m SE of the S porch of the parish church, close to the path to the SE corner gate.
  18. II Bridge House
    Located along the left (W) bank of the River Enig, immediately N of Talgarth Bridge.
  19. II Phoenix House (Black Mountain Interiors)
    At the north-east end of the High Street, set back slightly from the road behind a raised pavement and railings, approximately 50m from the corner of Bell Street and the Enig Bridge.
  20. II Glanant
    Located along the left (W) bank of the River Enig, immediately N of Talgarth Bridge.
  21. II* Church of St Gwendoline Photos
    Located on a small plateau above the village, at the junction of Church Street with School Street.
  22. II Former Shop at Olde Mason's Arms P.H. Photos
    Located on the N side of Back Lane, at right angles to the Olde Mason's Arms public house, sharing the same cobbled forecourt.
  23. II Old Radnor Arms
    Located on the western edge of the village, set into a slight slope.
  24. II Stable Buildings on N side of yard behind The Old Radnor Arms
    Located on the opposite side of the rear carriage yard, and parallel to the former Radnor Arms public house, and facing the former railway yard on the N side.
  25. II Great House
    Located S and backing on to Cottage Road, within its own grounds, set gable end on to the main road.
  26. II Great House Barn
    Large 'L'-plan red brick farm building in rubble-walled yard, beside the A.479 and River Enig running NW from the centre of Talgarth. New Street lies to the N, and Cottage Lane to the S.
  27. II The Elms
    Located off a driveway off Bronllys Road, behind a front orchard garden, and backing on to the newly cut Hay Road.
  28. II Milestone
    Milestone opposite Ty Arfon.
  29. II Pendre Farmhouse
    Located at the end of the farm track, below SE entrance to the scheduled promontory fort, Talgarth Camp.
  30. II Barn at Pendre Farm
    Located on the SW side of the farmyard, facing the gable end of the earlier farmhouse.
  31. I Keep at Bronllys Castle Photos
    Located strategically near the crossing of the Llynfi River, perched on a motte approximately 6m high
  32. II* Workshop and gallery at Bronllys Castle House
    Located to the SW of Bronllys Castle House, backing on to the turn of the former inner bailey of the castle, and forming the W side of the front lawns of the house.
  33. II* Bronllys Castle House (including Castle Cottage).
    Located within the inner bailey of Bronllys Castle, NNW of the motte.
  34. II Milestone opposite Trefeca College Farm
    Located in the road verge nearly opposite College Farm.
  35. II 'U'-Plan Range of Farm Buildings at Trefeca College Farm Photos
    Located immediately N of Trefeca College Farmhouse, facing the farmyard.
  36. II* Trefeca College Farmhouse (Trefeca Isaf) Photos
    Located outside and beyond the N end of the hamlet of Trefeca, on the W side of the road and behind a walled front garden.
  37. II Lower Genffordd Farmhouse
    Located on the W side of the high road from Talgarth to Pengenffordd, placed across the slope of the hill, and overlooking a narrow valley to the W.
  38. II Milestone
    Located on the verge of the main road from Talgarth to Hay-on-Wye, near the turning to Great Porth-aml.
  39. II Farm-building at Porthamel Farm Photos
    Located W of the gatehouse and SW of the farmhouse, forming the N side of the early farmyard at Porthamel.
  40. I Gatehouse to Great Porthamel Photos
    Located axially on the approach to Great Porthamel farmhouse, below the NW side of the main road from Talgarth to Hay.
  41. II* Great Porthamel Farmhouse Photos
    Located below the scarp edge of the valley, facing S on the access of its medieval gatehouse.
  42. II Sychnant Cottage
    Located on a platform site by the side of the road from Talgarth through a narrow dwm to Rhos fach.
  43. II Sychnant
    Located on a platform site by the side of the road from Talgarth through a narrow dwm to Rhos fach.
  44. II* Coleg Trefeca Photos
    Located on a minor lane to Cefn mawr, the main building facing NE. Also known as Trefeca Fach.
  45. II Church of St. Mary Photos
    Located behind the road side development of Church Street, adjacent to the large moated manorial site.
  46. II U-Shaped Ranges of Farm buildings enclosing the Farmyard at Tredustan Court
    Located to the NW of Tredustan Court.
  47. II* Detached belltower at the church of St. Mary Photos
    Located within the churchyard of the Church of St. Mary, approximately 10m NE of the chancel.
  48. II Tredustan Court
    Located on elevated ground on the minor road from Talgarth to Llanfihangel Tal-y-llyn on the left bank of the Afon Llynfi.
  49. II Tredustan Hall
    Located on rising ground overlooking the Afon Llynfi, on the minor road from Talgarth to Llanfihangel Tal-y-lyn.
  50. II Carthouse and Granary on E side of Farmyard at Tregunter Farm
    The building forms the E side of the large farmyard at Tregunter Farm.
  51. II Cowhouse forming N side of farmyard at Tregunter Farm
    The building forms the N side of the large farmyard, with an open driftway at the NE end.
  52. II Barn Range at Tregunter Farm
    The barns are located on the W side of the large farmyard, attached to the back of the farmhouse, extending approximately 57m to the N, whence continued by a later building at a lower level.
  53. II Tregunter Farmhouse
    Tregunter Farm lies on the N side of the road from Talgarth to Llanfilo, with its farmyard to the rear.
  54. II Barn at Gwrlodde adjoining Old Farmhouse at Gwrlodde
    Located on the NE facing slope, on the W side of the farmyard, and added to the gable end of the extension at the kitchen end of Gwrlodde farmhouse.
  55. II Old Farmhouse at Gwrlodde
    Located on a NE facing slope, on the S side of its farmyard, with access by farm road off the minor road from Talgarth to Pengenffordd. The farmhouse is on a cut platform on the upper end of the slop
  56. II Detached Farm Building at Gwrlodde
    Located on the NE facing slope, on the E side of the farmyard, lying some 20m E of the E gable end of the farmhouse.
  57. I Trefecca Fawr Photos
    Located south of Trefeca hamlet, on a minor lane, approximately 100m from its junction with B.4560 Talgarth to Llangors road.
  58. II Basil Webb Hall, at Bronllys Hospital
    Situated on the campus of the King Edward VII Welsh National Tuberculosis Hospital, to the E of the main hospital buildings.
  59. II Middle Genffordd
    The farm is set within its farmyard on sloping land on the N side and below the minor lane to Rh_s, leading off the upper road from Talgarth to Pengenffordd.
  60. II Chapel at Bronllys Hospital
    Situated in open ground to the west of Bronllys; the chapel lies to the south of the widely spaced pavilions making up the former tuberculosis sanatorium.
  61. II Milestone N of Marish Farm
    Located on the S side of a field gate, approximately 200m N of Marish farm, an on the parish boundary between Bronllys and Pipton parish.
  62. II Pen-Twyn including attached Barn
    Located on the minor lane leading off the upper road from Talgarth to Pengenffordd in the direction of Rh_s.
  63. II Rhos Farmhouse
    Located on an elevated plateau, former moorland, in the angle of a minor road running below Y Grib.
  64. II Llanelieu Court Photos
    Located at the end of the Cwm Rhyd-Ellywe, on the corner of the road leading up on to the Rh_s fach.
  65. II Wall with Niche and inscribed stone, opposite Llanelieu Court
    Located in Llanelieu, on the N side of the road to Talgarth, opposite Llanelieu Court.
  66. II Monument in churchyard of church of St Ellywe Photos
    Located approximately 20m SW of the church in the churchyard of St. Ellywe.
  67. I Church of St Ellywe Photos
    Located at the head of the Cwm Rhyd-Ellywe, within a raised oval walled churchyard, on a small plateau beneath the Rh_s fawr.
  68. II Whole House Farmhouse including attached Farm Building
    Located on a platform site on the lower NW slope of the hill, below the minor road from Trewalkin to Llangors, facing SSW into the farmyard.
  69. II Trephilip Farmhouse
    Set with its axis N-S on a hilltop site, 300m N of the main Bronllys to Brecon road, and accessed by a farm road. The farm buildings lie immediately N of the house.
  70. II Farmyard buildings at Trephilip
    Located to the N of the farmhouse, beyond the crest of the hill.
  71. II Pontithel (partly in Gwernyfed community)
    Located on the main Hay to Brecon road, carrying the road over the Afon Llynfi.
  72. II Trefithel Farmhouse
    Located at the end of a farm road, at the top of a hill, facing W with the farm yard and buildings to the rear.
  73. II Pontithel (partly in the Bronllys community)
    Gwernyfed
  74. II 5 Pontithel Cottages
    Located in a lower position and set back from the road 100m E of Pont Ithel, and close to the former track of the Hereford, Hay and Brecon Railway.
  75. II 4 Pontithel Cottages
    Located in a lower position and set back from the road 100m E of Pont Ithel, and close to the former track of the Hereford, Hay and Brecon Railway.
  76. II Pontithel House
    Located on the road from Brecon to Hay, approximately 150m E of Pont Ithel.
  77. II Pentre-Sollars
    Located on high ground above the S side of the Wye valley, accessed by a farm road leading off a minor road west from the top of Dderw hill on the A.479.
  78. II Penmaes
    Situated some 125m E of the Church of Saint Bilo in the village of Llanfilo.
  79. II Converted barns at Penmaes
    Around the farmyard just NW of the house at Penmaes, some 100m E of the church.
  80. II Lofted stable at Penmaes
    Just W of the house at Penmaes, some 100m E of the Church of Saint Bilo.
  81. II Pendarren
    Opposite Ty-canol on the E side of the main street through Llanfilo.
  82. II Lychgate to Church of St Bilo
    On the E side of the churchyard in the centre of the village of Llanfilo.
  83. I Church of St Bilo Photos
    In a prominent position in the centre of the village of Llanfilo.
  84. II Sundial in churchyard of Church of St Bilo
    Situated in churchyard of Church of Saint Bilo to S of SW angle of church tower.
  85. II The Old Rectory
    Situated some 50m W of the Church of Saint Bilo in the village of Llanfilo.
  86. II Barn range at Glandwr
    Opposite the farmhouse at Glandwr some 1.5km SE of Tredomen.
  87. II Boundary Marker Stone
    Located at the intersection of bridleways at the NW end of Mynydd Troed; at the boundary between Talgarth and Llangors communities.
  88. II Barn at Upper Penllanafal
    Situated NE of Llangors on high ground, on N side of the lane leading towards the mountains, near the farmhouse, and near NE community boundary.
  89. II Outbuildings on N and E sides of farm court at Tredomen Court
    Just to the NE of the farmyard at Tredomen Court.
  90. II Byre at Upper Penllanafal
    Stands NE of Llangors on high ground on S side of the lane leading towards the mountains, adjacent to the farmhouse and near NE community boundary.
  91. II Tredomen Court and attached barn
    Situated some 70m S of the road junction on the S side of Tredomen.
  92. II* Garden gatepiers to a cross terrace in the formal W gardens at Old Gwernyfed
    Located approximately 60m W of the SW wing of the W elevation of Old Gwernyfed house, on a cross terrace of the garden earthworks, laid out SSW to NNE, tangentially to and overlooked by the house.
  93. II* South tower in the inner front garden with garden wall running to SW ring of the house
    Located at the SE corner of the inner courtyard in front of Old Gwernyfed.
  94. II Barn at Upper Cwm Cadarn
    Upper Cwmcadarn farm lies in the valley rising S of Felindre village, at the end of a 450m farm track. This barn lies approximately 200m S, and 25m above the farmyard and is approached by a winding h
  95. II* Gatepiers to inner court in front of Old Gwernyfed with garden walls on each side
    Located axially on the approaching driveway to the main SE front of Old Gwernyfed, and placed symmetrically between the corner towers.
  96. I Old Gwernyfed Photos
    Located on NW side of road from Talgarth to Felindre, and set within its own grounds at the end of an axial driveway from the entrance gates on the road. The former farm buildings lie immediately to
  97. II* North Tower in inner front garden, with the garden boundary wall leading to the NE wing of the house
    Located at the NE corner of the inner courtyard in front of Old Gwernyfed, and attached at the rear to the range of farm buildings previously belonging to Old Gwernyfed. Formerly (pre-1800) set in a
  98. II Former Barn and Cowhouse Ranges Adjoining Old Gwernyfed House
    A group of farm ranges around an elongated farmyard prominently sited along the Talgarth to Felindre minor road, and immediately adjoining the outer front garden and driveway approaching Old Gwernyfed
  99. II Boundary walls, gatepiers and gate to forecourt and driveway at Old Gwernyfed Photos
    The gate piers are set at the road end of the main approach driveway to the Grade I Old Gwernyfed, with the boundary walls extending either side.
  100. II Outbuildings at Pontybat
    On the S side of the A470 opposite the farmhouse at Pontybat.

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