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Listed Buildings within five miles of LL16 3LH, sorted by distance

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II Former Primary School
Prominently-sited at the corner of the main Lenten Pool square.
II* St Mary's Church
Prominently located at the Lenten Pool roundabout, set back slightly behind low curving forecourt walls.
II Welsh Baptist Chapel
Prominently sited on Henllan Street (on the W side of the town), set back from the road behind a partly-grassed, walled forecourt.
II Market Cross
Located at the centre of a circular roandabout at the Lenten Pool Cross roads.
II Bron Haul
Adjacent to St Mary's Church and set back from the road behind a long grassed forecourt.
II Former Church Institute, including low stone enclosing walls
Prominently-sited on NE side of Lenten Pool cross-roads, between Bridge Street and Henllan Place.
II* Bryn Celyn
Set back from the road behind a curved, narrow forecourt bounded by a hedge.
II* Bronyffynnon aka Hen Cartref
Set back slightly from the street behind railed rubble forecourt walls.
II The Britannia PH
On the street line.
II 2, Love Lane, Denbigh - Town, CLWYD, LL16 3LU
At right-angles to street, on the corner of Swine Market.
II Gem Newsagents
Occupying a corner site between Portland Place and the Swine Market.
II Nos 15 & 17 Portland Place (partly the premises of 'Poppies')
On the street-line.
II The Plough PH
Projecting slightly out onto the pavement.
II The Old Prison, including forecourt walls and gatepiers
Set back from the lane behind a low, railed forecourt wall of squared, rough-dressed limestone, sloped-up to a pair of square central gate piers with plain capping and ball finials.
II Denbigh Conservative Club (Former Constitutional Club)
Prominently sited on a narrow triangular corner plot between Portland Place and Highgate.
II 7 Highgate, Denbigh - Town
At right-angles to the lane and built into the hillside on rock foundations.
I Town Wall: Western Section
Defining the old Town boundary, running W and S from the Burgess Gate to the site of the Exchequer Tower.
II E Jones and Sons Electrical Appliances
At the eastern end of the street, where it joins High Street; on the streetline.
II Animal Magic (Denbigh Balti House above)
On the street-line.
II The Star Shop (Halifax Building Society)
On the street line.
II Denbigh Lunchbox
On the corner of High Street and Rosemary Lane.
I Burgess Gate
On the northern side of the Old Town of Denbigh, at the lower end of the street.
II Alwyn Thomas Bakery
Forming part of a terrace of three, set back to the L of the colonnaded row.
II Clough & Co Estate Agents
Forming part of a terrace of three, set back to the L of the colonnaded row.
II Sun Flower Chop Suey House
Forming part of a terrace of three, set back to the L of the colonnaded row.
II Golden Lion Public House
On the street line.
II 54, Love Lane, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3LU
Set back from the lane slightly, raised up on a revetted rubble-walled bank.
II The Flower Basket
On the street line.
II Pentref Methodist Chapel and School-room, including adjoining Manse
Set back slightly behind a shallow railed forecourt.
II White Lion Public House
On the street line.
II Roberts Fruit and Veg
On the street-line adjacent to the Old Vaults PH.
II The Old Vaults PH
On the street-line.
II Former British School
Set back slightly from the lane partly behind low railed rubble walls, and set at right-angles to it.
II Siop Clwyd
On the street line.
II 52 Tower Hill, Denbigh - Castle, CLWYD
Set back behind a rubble-walled forecourt, half-way up the steep lane.
II Oldham's Bakery
The left-hand building of the colonnaded row.
II Boots Pharmacy
On the street-line.
II The Eagles Inn
At right-angles to the street.
II 54 Tower Hill, Denbigh - Castle
Set back behind a rubble-walled forecourt, half-way up the steep lane.
II The Forum Cafe
Within the colonnaded row.
II Beresford Adams Estate Agents Offices
Within the colannaded row.
II Former Butter Market (currently Bragdy Brewery)
On the stree-line and built into a hill-slope which rises to the rear.
II Kavick's Bazaar
Within the colonnaded row.
II Premises to the rear of No 21 High Street (Threads Wool Shop)
On the street line.
II Offices of the Denbighshire Free Press
Within the colonnaded row.
II* Town Hall
Prominently sited on the corner of the square with Crown Lane.
II Holland & Barrett
On the street-line.
II Premises to the rear of No 19 High Street
On the street line.
II Part of Shoe `B' Doo Shoe shop
Part of the colonnaded row.
II Premises to the rear of No 15 High Street (She: The Ladies Shop)
At the corner with Crown Square.
II Shoe 'B' Doo Shoe Shop
Forming the corner block at the eastern end of the colonnaded row.
II Crown Carpets
On the street line.
II Arcaded Lock-ups adjoining the former Butter Market
On the street-line.
II Alton Murphy Opticians Premises
On the corner of Crown Square with Crown Lane.
II Co-op Supermarket
On the street-line.
II War Memorial
Prominently sited in Crown Sqare
I Tower of St Hilary's Church
Located within the walls of the old town immediately N of and below the castle.
II Crown Hotel
Prominently sited on the square.
II Shagor Tandoori Takeaway
Adjoining Crown Hotel and forming the left-hand section of a large 2-unit corner building.
II B Wise
On the street-line.
II World Choice Travel
Prominently sited on the corner with Vale Street.
II Melting Shed at Gwasg Gee
Located to the rear of the main Gwasg Gee complex on a raised, grassed terrace, its rear gable built into a low revetted bank.
II Ray Cronin (Newsagents)
On the streetline, at the upper end of Vale Street.
II* Royles Pharmacy, including adjoining ranges to the rear
On the street-line.
II Telephone Call-box (No 1)
One of a pair. Situated uphill from No 2 TCB facing main street; in angle of large stone buttress in centre of N wall to former County Hall.
II 16 Bull Lane, Denbigh - Castle
Set back behind a small rubble-walled forecourt, half way up the steep lane.
I Denbigh Castle
Prominently-sited at the southern end of the Old Town, with commanding views over the Vale of Clwyd.
II Bryn Orme, including terrace revetment walls
On the street-line.
II 11 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the Street line.
II 15 Bull Lane, Denbigh - Castle
Set back behind a small rubble-walled forecourt, half way up the steep lane.
II* The County Hall
Prominently-sited at the E end of High Street.
II Telephone Call-box (No 2)
One of a pair. Situated downhill and facing the main street; door missing (May 1990).
II Post Office, including shop premises on corner of Bull Lane
On the corner with Bull Lane.
II House adjoining Bryn Orme
On the street line.
II 13 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line.
II 14 Bull Lane, Denbigh - Castle
Set back behind a small rubble-walled forecourt, half way up the steep lane.
II* Gwasg Gee Printing Works
On the street-line, the main ranges enclosing a courtyard to the rear.
II 15 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line.
II* Capel Mawr including associated School-room and forecourt railings
Prominently-sited on the corner with Beacon's Hill.
II Tan-y-Graig, including forecourt balustrade
At right-angles to the street.
II Pretty Woman (Beauty Salon)
On the street line.
II Former Manse at Capel Mawr
Set back slightly from the road within, and to the R of, the chapel's railed forecourt, a little in advance of the adjacent chapel.
II Just Travel
On the street line.
II 21, Chapel Street, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3SR
On the street-line.
II 23, Chapel Street, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3SR
On the street-line.
II 17 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line.
II 19, Chapel Street, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3SR
On the street-line.
II Florence's Hair Salon
On the street-line.
II* Bull Hotel
Prominently-sited on the corner with Park Street.
II 17, Chapel Street, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3SR
On the street-line.
II HSBC Bank
On the street line.
II 19 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line
II Y Bryn, including terrace revetment walls
On the street-line.
II Town Cross
On the road-side at the upper (W) end of the road.
I Leicester's Church (Remains)
Located within the old walled town on Castle Hill, some 50m NE of the tower of St Hilary's Church.
II 21 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line.
II 15, Chapel Street, Denbigh - Town, LL16 3SR
On the street-line
II Gate Tower Block of Plas Castell
Located on a commanding, elevated site immediately to the E of Leicester's church, within the Old Town; adjoining the rear, service range at Plas Castell
II* Swayne Johnson & Wight, Solicitors Offices
Prominently-sited at the corner with Vale Street.
II 23 Beacon's Hill, Denbigh - Town
On the street line.

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