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  1. II Llay Miners Welfare Institute
    Situated on the N edge of the village facing diagonally across the junction between B5120 and B5425. Semicircular forecourt with contemporary railings and boundary wall.
  2. II Pavilion at Llay Miners Welfare Institute
    Situated on the N edge of the village immediately beyond the bowling greens at the rear of the Miners Welfare Institute. Playing fields behind.
  3. II Llay Hall Farm
    Situated at the end of a farm track running S off the B5102, partially surrounded by the remains of a moat.
  4. II U- shaped Farmyard Ranges at Llay Hall Farm
    Reached from a farm track running S off the B5102, situated immediately to the W of Llay Hall Farm
  5. II Stables at Cedar House
    Situated to the rear of Cedar House and linked to it by a brick screen wall.
  6. II Cedar House
    Situated in its own grounds off the B5373 close to the NW edge of the village.
  7. II Circular Privy at Green Farm
    Situated behind Green Farm farmhouse set into a wall which divides the farmhouse garden from the farmyard
  8. II No 4 of 5 Graves in the Graveyard to NW of All Saints Church
    Situated to the NW of the church of All Saints close to the edge of the graveyard.
  9. II No 2 of 5 Graves in the Graveyard to NW of All Saints Church
    Situated to the NW of the church of All Saints close to the edge of the graveyard.
  10. II No 3 of 5 Graves in the Graveyard to NW of All Saints Church
    Situated to the NW of the church of All Saints close to the edge of the graveyard.
  11. II No 5 of 5 Graves in the Graveyard to NW of All Saints Church
    5. Flat slab on an area of raised stone slabs in an enclosure c1.8 x 2.8m formed by cast-iron railings with simple curly finials. Listed as a fine group of C19 graves with enclosures formed by cas
  12. II No 1 of 5 Graves in the graveyard to NW of All Saints Church
    Situated to the NW of the church of All Saints close to the edge of the graveyard.
  13. II Achill
    Situated to the N of All Saints Church
  14. II Church House
    Situated to the N of All Saints Church
  15. II Strode House
    Situated to the N of All Saints Church
  16. II No 1 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All saints Church
    Situated to the W of the church immediately to the S of the path leading to the S churchyard gateway.
  17. II No 3 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All Saints Church
    Situated to the W of the church immediately to the S of the path leading to the S churchyard gateway.
  18. II No 2 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All Saints Church
    Situated to the W of the church immediately to the S of the path leading to the S churchyard gateway.
  19. II No 5 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All Saints Church
    Gresford
  20. II No 4 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All Saints Church
    Situated to the W of the church immediately to the S of the path leading to the S churchyard gateway.
  21. II No 6 of 6 Graves in the Graveyard to W of All Saints Church
    Situated to the W of the church immediately to the S of the path leading to the S churchyard gateway.
  22. I Parish Church of All Saints Photos
    Set in rectangular churchyard at the centre of the village.
  23. II Graveyard Wall and Gatepiers to All Saints Church (included gates to S gateway)
    Situated close to the centre of the Gresford around the graveyard of All Saints Church, continuing along School Hill and Clappers Lane.
  24. II 2 of a pair of Graves in the Graveyard to the E of All Saints Church
    Situated to the E of the church close to the graveyard wall
  25. II 1 of a pair of Graves in the Graveyard to the E of All saints Church
    Situated to the E of the church close to the graveyard wall
  26. II Grave of Ann Williams in the Graveyard to S of All Saints Church
    Situated S the church approximately midway between the church and the graveyard wall.
  27. II Former Schoolroom
    Situated on the corner of School Hill and Clappers Lane close to the centre of the village.
  28. II No 1 of 3 Grave in the Graveyard to SE of All Saints Church
    Situated to the SE of the church close to the graveyard wall.
  29. II No 2 of 3 Graves in the Graveyard to SE of All Saints Church
    Situated to the SE of the church close to the graveyard wall.
  30. II Schoolhouse and attached Walls and gatepiers
    Situated on the corner of School Hill and Clappers Lane close to the centre of the village.
  31. II No 3 of 3 Graves in the Graveyard to SE of All Saints Church
    Situated to the SE of the church close to the graveyard wall.
  32. II All Saints Primary School
    Situated on the corner of School Hill and Clappers Lane close to the centre of the village.
  33. II Bryn Alyn Farmhouse
    Situated c1.5km S of Llay Village, reached from a by road running E off Llay New Road B5425.
  34. II Base of Cross
    Situated on a traffic island at the junction of Chester Road (B5445) and the B5373 at the SW edge of the village
  35. II Mount Alyn Lodge (including gate piers at drive entrance)
    Situated towards the top of Croes Howell Hill adjacent to the south side of the B 5102. The Lodge lies roughly 0.4km to the west of the lower Lodge and Yew Tree Farm.
  36. II Rackery Hall ( including attached forecourt walls)
    Situated c1.6km NW of Llay village on the S side of the B5373. Reached from a drive with circular gravel forecourt and set within a walled garden.
  37. II Former Llay Hall Colliery Washery Building Photos
    Located in the group of former Llay Hall Colliery buildings in use as an industrial estate east of Mold Road. The former washery is a large building converted to industrial workshops at the south-east
  38. II Former Llay Hall Collery Engine House Photos
    Located in the group of former Llay Hall colliery buildings in use as an industrial estate east of Mold Road. The engine house is a large building at the middle of the group with a smaller wing attac
  39. II Outbuilding range immediately E of Yew Tree Farm
    On south side of the B 5102, Llay Road, as it begins to ascend Croeshowell Hill. Approx. 1.2.km west of Rossett. Immediately to the east of Yew Tree Farm, close to the cottages and adjoining contemp
  40. II 2 Yew Tree Cottages
    On south side of B 5102 Llay Road as it begins to ascend Croes Howell Hill. Approx. 1.2 km west of Rossett, at right angles to road.
  41. II 1 Yew Tree Cottages
    On south side of B 5102 Llay Road as it begins to ascend Croes Howell Hill. Approx. 1.2 km west of Rossett, at right angles to road.
  42. II Former Llay Hall Colliery Workshops Photos
    Located in the group of former Llay Hall Colliery buildings inuse as an industrial estate east of Mold Road. The workshops are on the north side of the complex and are in use as stores.
  43. II Former Llay Hall Colliery Chimney and Flue Photos
    Located in the group of former Llay Hall Colliery buildings in use as an industrial estate east of Mold Road. The chimney is high on the slope to the west of the site, close to Mold Road.
  44. II The Stone House
    Located in its own grounds off the B5102, Llay Road, and approached by private drive. Site enclosed by stone garden walls, to match fabric of house, and containing much of original garden lay-out.
  45. II Greenbank
    Situated on the N side of Vicarage Lane on the S edge of the village.
  46. II Roft Castle Stables
    Situated on the S side of Springfield Lane near the NW edge of the village.
  47. II Rock Cottage Photos
    Above the road as it goes downhill towards the River Alyn at Cefn y Bedd.
  48. II Courtyard Walls and three gazebos to rear of Roft Castle House
    Situated to the rear of Roft Castle House where there is a sunken courtyard with an entrance to a drive which led to the former stables on Springfield Lane.
  49. II Roft Castle House
    Situated in its own grounds at the end of a drive running S off Springfield Lane.
  50. II Pistyll Bank
    Situated on the N side of Springfield Lane.
  51. II Stable Block at Trevor Arms Hotel
    Situated to the N of the Trevor Arms Hotel set back from the W side of Marford Hill
  52. II Gatepiers and attached Walls flanking main drive entrance to Roft Castle House
    Situated on the S side of Springfield Lane.
  53. II No 18, Oakmount
    Situated in its own grounds close to the end of Sunnyridge Avenue which is on the uphill side of Marford.
  54. II The Trevor Arms Hotel
    Situated on the W side of Marford Hill at the bend in the hill.
  55. II The Cottage also known as Walnut Cottage
    Backing on to the W side of Marford Hill at the S end of the village.
  56. II Yew Tree Cottage Photos
    Situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to the Trevor Arms Hotel.
  57. II Beechmount
    Situated in its own grounds on the E side of Marford Hill opposite the Trevor Arms Hotel.
  58. II Pair of Circular Privies
    Situated off the E side of Marford Hill on the S side of a driveway between Beechmount and Poplar Cottage.
  59. II Roft Lee
    Situated on the S corner of Marford Hill and Springfield Lane.
  60. II Summerhouse at Holly Cottage
    Situated in the garden to the S side of Holly Cottage on the E side of Marford Hill.
  61. II Holly Cottage
    Situated on the E side of Marford Hill close to the centre of the village.
  62. II Myrtle Cottage
    Group of cottages situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to its junction with Springfield Lane, sometimes known as `The Sofa' because of its shape.
  63. II Marford Hall
    Situated at the end of a drive running E off Marford Hill close to its junction with Hoseley Lane.
  64. II Stone Cottage
    Group of cottages situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to its junction with Springfield Lane, sometimes known as `The Sofa' because of its shape.
  65. II Romney Cottage
    Group of cottages situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to its junction with Springfield Lane, sometimes known as `The Sofa' because of its shape.
  66. II Beech Cottage
    Situated on the E side of Marford Hill close to the centre of the village.
  67. II Primrose Cottage
    Group of cottages situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to its junction with Springfield Lane, sometimes known as `The Sofa' because of its shape.
  68. II Jessamine Cottage
    Group of cottages situated on the W side of Marford Hill close to its junction with Springfield Lane, sometimes known as `The Sofa' because of its shape.
  69. II Springfield Farmhouse
    Situated on the W side of Marford Hill.
  70. II Pant-yr-ochain Hotel
    Situated in its own grounds at the end of a drive running E off Old Wrexham Road c1.5km SW of Gresford.
  71. II Springfield Cottage
    Situated on the W side of Marford Hill near the N edge of the village.
  72. II Smithy Cottage
    Situated on the E side of Marford Hill at the N edge of the village.
  73. II Meifod
    Situated to the north side of Llay Road and to the west of the River Alyn. Adjacent to the former Lodge to Stoneleigh House.
  74. II* Rhydyn Hall Photos
    Overloking the the river Alyn to the E, on the line of Wat's Dyke, approximately 0.5km E of Caergwrle village centre; accessed via an unmetalled lane running S from the road.
  75. II Church of the Holy Trinity Photos
    In a churchyard prominently sited to the W of Mold Road on the N side of Gwersyllt.
  76. II Burton Hall
    Located amidst open agricultural land to the south of Burton Hall Road with a northern aspect. Reached by a private track coming off the south side of Burton Hall Road.
  77. II Ivy Cottage (formerly known as Ravensbourne Cottages)
    Located at the end of a lane off the east side of Burton Hall Road between Ravensbourne and Burton House with open farm land to the east.
  78. II Castellated Gateway and Walls at Rhydyn Hall
    Located immediately W of the lane some 100m SE of Bridge End bridge; giving access to the lower approach to Rhydyn Hall and the former spa.
  79. II War Memorial with Railings to Memorial Gardens Photos
    At the corner of Wheatsheaf Lane and Old Mold Road.
  80. II* Trevalyn Hall (including former lodge)
    Situated in its own grounds set back, and to the south-east, of the Chester Road (B5102)
  81. II The Courtyard (formerly known as Trevalyn Hall Service Wing)
    Situated, and adjoined to, the rear of Trevalyn Hall by a linking corridor and Porter's Lodge. In its own grounds to the south-east of the B5102, Chester Road.
  82. II Allington Farmhouse
    Set back from the W side of Cox Lane c0.8km E of Marford.
  83. II Bridge End Bridge Photos
    Spanning the river Alyn and carrying the A 550 approximately 1km S of Hope and 0.5km W of Caergwrle villages.
  84. II* Rossett Mill Photos
    Situated slightly back from the north-west of the B 5102 Chester Road and to the north of the main village of Rossett. Stands in its own grounds with new stable developments to the rear south of the A
  85. II Allington Farm Gatehouse
    Situated on a drive off the W side of Cox Lane c 0.8km E of Marford.
  86. II Christ Church Photos
    Located to the north of the B 5102 Chester road as it turns south towards the Alyn Bridge. Reached by a Lych gate with carved bargeboards and an inscription dated 1899.
  87. I Caergwrle Castle
    Strikingly-sited on a high natural hilltop site in the centre of Caergwrle; accessed via a path leading from the main road.
  88. II Rossett War Memorial Photos
    Located in the graveyard of Christ Church, Rossett, adjacent to its front wall to Chester Road as it turns a corner towards Marford and crosses the River Alyn.
  89. II Ffrwd Bridge Photos
    Situated c0.75 km W of Sydallt where the B5102 crosses the River Alyn.
  90. II Trevalyn Hospital (formerly known as Trevalyn House)
    Located off a private drive from Manor Lane which joins the B 5445 Chester Road at the Alyn Bridge. Set within an important garden and pleasure grounds including associated structures.
  91. II Former Stable-block to NE of Trevalyn Hospital
    Located to the south-east of Trevalyn Hall and to the north-east of Trevalyn House, reached by a private drive from Manor Lane.
  92. II* Plas-yn-Bwl Photos
    Located at the southern edge of Caergwrle village on an elevated site above the A 541 (Wrexham Road); situated at the end of the lane partly behind low rubble forecourt walls.
  93. II Ball's Hall
    Set amidst open farmland 1 km north-east of Burton Road. Reached by a private track which leaves Burton Road at its junction with Rosemary Lane and Burton Hall Road to traverse an open field.
  94. II Lower Stansty Farmhouse
    Down a lane off the NE side of Stansty Chain Road, 250m approx. SE of its junction with Mold Road.
  95. II Ty Gwyn, including attached wall and outbuildings Photos
    Almost opposite Derby Arms PH.
  96. II* Pack Horse Bridge Photos
    Spanning the River Alyn in the centre of Caergwrle village, at the end of Fellows Lane.
  97. II Gatepiers at Bryn Iorcyn Manor Photos
    Situated at the head of the drive which runs W to Bryn Iorcyn Manor House from Bryn Yorkin Road.
  98. II Lilac Cottage Photos
    Set back on a corner site adjacent to a narrow lane leading from Derby Road to the High Street, in the centre of Caergwrle village.
  99. II Borras Farm
    At the western edge of the community, close to the A 5156, and reached by a farm track.
  100. II Hoseley Bank Farmhouse
    Situated at the end of a drive running E off Hoseley Lane c1.7km SE of Gresford

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