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  1. II War Memorial
    Situated on the north-east side of the main road (A 4085) running through Waunfawr a little to the south-east of the T-junction with the road leading to the village school.
  2. II Cae Glas
    Former farmhouse and farm buildings occupying a prominent roadside position in a roughly rectangular rubble-walled field enclosure (partly replaced by a fence to south-west boundary) on south-west sid
  3. II Ty-Hen
    Situated on the north-east side of the main road (A 4085) running through Waunfawr; attached to back wall of later house, which comprises the main part of the property known as Ty-Hen.
  4. II Llys Awel
    Situated just below the road with a rubble-walled footpath running in front of the building.
  5. II Pont Cyrnant (partly in Betws Garmon community)
    Located on the A 4085 at the southern end of Waenfawr where it crosses the Afon Gwyrfai, which here forms the community boundary between Waunfawr and Betws Garmon.
  6. II Pont Cyrnant (partly in Waunfawr Community)
    Located on the A 4085 at the southern end of Waunfawr where it crosses the Afon Gwyrfai, which here forms the Community boundary between Betws Garmon and Waunfawr.
  7. II Tegannedd, Ty Capel and Sunday School/Vestry
    Situated adjacent to Capel Croesywaun on the main road running through the settlement; fleur-de-lys iron railings on stone plinth to front gardens and in front of Sunday School; decorated iron gates a
  8. II Capel Croesywaun
    Located on the main road running through Croesywaun with the Sunday School/Vestry adjacent; narrow forecourt has low rubble wall with slate coping, fleur-de-lys iron railings and decorated double gate
  9. II Milestone
    Located on the east side of the A 4085 approximately 300m south of Pont Cyrnant; set within a low rubblestone field boundary wall.
  10. II Ty'n Twll
    Situated on the west side of a track running north-eastwards off the west end of the road from Croesywaun to Groeslon.
  11. II Awel-y-mor
    Situated on the north side of a track running north-eastwards off the west end of the road from Croesywaun to Groeslon; low rubblestone boundary wall defines likely extent of original garden area.
  12. II Ty Newydd
    Situated on its own among small pasture fields off the south side of a track running north-eastwards from the A 4085 to the north-west of Croesywaun; low rubblestone wall to front with decorated iron
  13. II Milestone
    Situated on Ffordd Waenfawr (Waenfawr Road) immediately to the north-west of Croesywaun; set in a low rubblestone block field boundary wall.
  14. II Llwyn-bedw
    Located in an elevated position at the top of a short driveway off the west side of the A 4085 about 1km south of Waunfawr.
  15. II Cowhouse to South-east of Llwyn-bedw
    Located to the south-east of the farmhouse at Llwyn-bedw.
  16. II Detached Kitchen / Washhouse at Cae-ysgubor
    Located on the other side of the small yard immediately to the north of Cae-ysgubor.
  17. II Cae-ysgubor
    Located in a lowland position at the end of a track off the east side of the A 4085 approximately 1km south of Waunfawr.
  18. II Tan-y-braich
    Located in a remote moorland position within its own remarkably regular and well-preserved small field system; a small open hay barn sits directly behind the cottage.
  19. II Drystone-walled Field System at Tan-y-braich
    Set in a remote moorland location enclosing smallholder's cottage and attached cowhouse.
  20. II Ty-isaf Photos
    Situated in pasture fields approximately 120m to the south-west of the farm at Garreg Fawr within an irregularly shaped rubble-walled enclosure, incorporating the ruins of several outbuildings.
  21. II Pentre Gwyn
    Located about 0.5 km north-west of Betws Garmon in a lowland position in front of dense coniferous woodland on rising ground off a track running westwards from the A 4085.
  22. II Engine house
    Situated in the middle of the former Garreg Fawr Slate Quarry at the head of a steep incline, much of which is submerged under slate waste.
  23. II Hafod-rhug-isaf
    Located at the end of a farm track off the minor road running south-westwards from Llanrug to join the A 4085 between Caeathro and Waunfawr; the house has roofless outbuildings attached to both ends.
  24. II Erw
    Situated in a remote, isolated location among pasture fields on the north side of the no-through road/bridleway running south-eastwards from Bontnewydd towards Betws Garmon; drystone rubble-walled enc
  25. II Farmbuildings at Erw
    Located immediately to the south-west of the farmhouse at Erw.
  26. II Pont y Betws
    Located on the A 4085 where it crosses the Afon Gwyrfai about 200m north-west of the Church of St Garmon, Betws Garmon.
  27. II Tyddyn y Gwydd
    Set in a remote rural location close to the route of the former Welsh Highland Railway, reached by a track to the north of the no-through road running south-eastwards from Bontnewydd.
  28. II Church of St Garmon Photos
    Located on level ground in a low rubblestone-walled rectangular churchyard on the north side of the A 4085 at Betws Garmon.
  29. II Stables/Bothy at Plas Glan-yr-Afon
    Situated immediately to the south-east of Plas Glan-yr-Afon.
  30. II* Plas Glan-yr-Afon
    Located on the north side of a long, rough track running south-eastwards towards Waenfawr from the road between Bontnewydd and Caeathro; the house is separated from its farmbuildings by a rubblestone
  31. II Barn/Cowhouse at Plas Glan-yr-Afon
    Located on the south side of the farmyard at Plas Glan-yr-Afon.
  32. II Betws Inn Photos
    Set at a slight angle to the main road ( A 4085) immediately to the south of the Church of St Garmon.
  33. II Calf-rearing House/Cowhouse at Bodgarad
    Located behind the farmhouse at Bodgarad, forming an L-shaped range of buildings with the cowhouse to the south-west.
  34. II Hay Barn at Bodgarad
    Situated behind the other farmbuildings to the east of the farmhouse at Bodgarad.
  35. II Pigsties at Bodgarad
    Located slightly away from the other farmbuildings at Bodgarad, close to the farmhouse and on the other side of the track which runs through the farm.
  36. II Cowhouse at Bodgarad
    Situated behind the farmhouse at Bodgarad, forming an L-shaped range of buildings with the adjoining calf-rearing house to the north-east.
  37. II Bodgarad
    Situated in a remote, isolated location among pasture fields at the end of a long farm track running north-eastwards from Rhostryfan; narrow rubble-walled path leads from track to front of farmhouse.
  38. II Tyn Llwyn
    Situated approximately 0.5km north of Rhosgadfan on its own in pasture fields at the head of the no-through road to Bod Owen; low rubblestone wall in front.
  39. II Glan Gors
    Located approximately 0.5km north-east of Rhosgadfan close to and below the no-through road from Tyn Lwyn to Hafod Owen; rubblestone wall to road with slate path leading to cottage.
  40. II Milestone
    Situated on the north-east side of Ffordd Waenfawr (Waenfawr Road) between Caeathro and Waunfawr.
  41. II Prysgol
    Located at the end of a long farm track reached off the minor road running south-westwards from Llanrug to join the A 4085 between Caeathro and Waunfawr; the farmhouse is situated to the south of the
  42. II Ystrad-uchaf
    Located on the side of a hill with Y Diffws above at the end of a track off the north-east side of the A 4085.
  43. II Pant Afon
    Located off the east side of the minor road running south-westwards from Llanrug to join the A 4085 between Caeathro and Waunfawr; Llyn Pant Afon lies approximately 50m to the south-east of the house.
  44. II Cae'r-maen
    Between Llanrug and Ceunant; on north-west side of track off lane which leads to Pant Afon.
  45. II Cae Hen
    Remote rural location close to the route of the former Welsh Highland Railway, reached by a track off the no-through road running south-eastwards from Bontnewydd; the farmhouse sits in a garden with l
  46. II Pigsties at Wern
    Situated immediately to the east of the farmhouse at Wern.
  47. II* Wern
    Situated at the end of a drive-way off the south-east side of the road by-passing Caeathro between Pont-rug and Bontnewydd; low rubblestone wall to front of main range with square piers and iron gate
  48. II Stables at Wern
    Located on the right side of the driveway to Wern immediately to its west.
  49. II Cae'r Gors
    Located on the left side of the road from Rhostryfan to the crossroads in Rhosgadfan, the cottage has a low rubblestone wall to the front and a high rubblestone wall with iron gate to the road.
  50. II Rhosgadfan House
    Located at the end of a short driveway by sharp bend on the road between Rhosgadfan and Rhostryfan; the cottage has a low rubble wall (mainly drystone) to front.
  51. II Tyddyn-Difyr and associated field walls
    Situated in isolated location above and to the north-east of Rhosgadfan on moorland edge within its own drystone-walled small field system, reached by a rough track from the road.
  52. II Tegfan and adjoining cottage to right
    Situated on south-east side of road in Rhosgadfan; rubblestone wall in front to pavement, original stone-on-edge coping mostly replaced with concrete finials and horizontal steel railing; iron gate to
  53. II Gorphwysfa
    Situated on the east side of the road between Rhosgadfan and Y Fron, the cottage is set in the rear right corner of a roughly rectangular enclosure with rubblestone walls, lower and topped with spear-
  54. II Telephone Call-box
    Located beside the A 4085 at east end of a small group of buildings; set into a low rubblestone wall.
  55. II Former Post Office & Nos 1-3 Maes Gerddi
    Located on the east side of the road between Llanrug and Ceunant immediately to the south-west of the chapel and Sunday School at Tan-y-coed; the cottages behind a low stone wall with railings, the po
  56. II Walled garden at Plas Tirion
    Situated to south-east of house on other side of track.
  57. II Plas Tirion
    Located towards the end of a track running south-westwards past the Church of St Michael towards Plastirion Farm; a pool and various ruined outbuildings stand immediately north of the house.
  58. II Stables/coach house at Plas Tirion
    Situated on the south-west side of the yard on the other side of the track to the east of the house at Plas Tirion.
  59. II Sunday School/Vestry at Capel Tan-y-coed
    Located directly to the south-west of the chapel with gable end to road, in the same low rubble-walled enclosure, returning at right-angles to follow track running off road; rough square piers with de
  60. II Stables at Plas Tirion
    Situated on the north-east side of the yard on the other side of the track to the east of the house at Plas Tirion.
  61. II Capel Tan-y-coed
    Located on the east side of the road between Llanrug and Ceunant immediately to the north-east of the former Post Office; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping to roadside; square piers, spea
  62. II Stable Block at Glan Gwna Hall
    Located approximately 150m east of Glan Gwna Hall.
  63. II Tyn Twll
    Situated within its own irregular rubble-walled enclosure on moorland off the track running south-eastwards from Rhosgadfan towards the former Moel Tryfan Quarry.
  64. II Boundary wall at Bryn Eglwys
    Stone wall to the north, south and east boundaries of Bryn Eglwys.
  65. II Stables/Coach House at Bryn Eglwys
    Situated directly to the south of Bryn Eglwys with cobbled path in front.
  66. II Pen-y-braich
    Situated in an edge-of-moorland location within its own stone-walled small field system at the end of a track running south from Rhosgadfan.
  67. II Bryn Eglwys
    Located to the south-west of Penrhos on the old road between Caeathro and Bontnewydd, which has now largely been superseded by the by-pass to the south-east.
  68. II Terrace and retaining walls at Glan Gwna Hall
    Located on the north-west elevation of Glan Gwna Hall.
  69. II Courtyard outbuildings and retaining walls to adjacent formal garden area at Glan Gwna Hall
    The courtyard outbuildings are situated on the south-east side of Glan Gwna Hall and the formal garden area lies to their south-west.
  70. II* Glan Gwna Hall
    Situated to the north of Ffordd Waenfawr in its own landscaped grounds, most of which are now occupied by the chalets and other structures associated with Glan Gwna Holiday Park.
  71. II Tyddyn Engan
    Situated in edge-of-moorland location directly adjacent to track leading to Tan Foel Bach; small rubblestone-walled enclosure and slate path to front.
  72. II Gate piers and walls at entrance to Glan Gwna Hall
    Located on the north side of Ffordd Waenfawr at the main entrance to Glan Gwna Hall; the walls run from Grand Lodge to the west, break at the main entrance, turn to the north at the cross-roads in Cae
  73. II Plas Bach
    Located on the road between Caeathro and Pont-rug at the former north-eastern entrance to Glan Gwna Hall; iron gates with fluted iron gate posts stand at the entrance to the former driveway.
  74. II Boundary wall, screen and gateway, SW side of Llanrug-Llanberis 'Mountain' Road at Bryn Bras Castle
    Boundary wall running from the entrance to Bryn Teg Caravan Park, past Fernlea and Nos.1-3 The Turrets, where it forms a turreted screen and gateway, continuing underneath the road arch-way and ending
  75. II Boundary wall, gateways & turrets at Bryn Bras Castle
    On the north-east side of the Llanrug-Llanberis 'Mountain' road, the boundary wall runs alongside the castle gardens and continues north-westwards underneath and past the arch-way linking the 2 parts
  76. II Grand Lodge to Glan Gwna Hall
    Located on the north side of Ffordd Waenfawr (Waenfawr Road) to the west of Caeathro at the former south-western entrance to Glan Gwna Hall.
  77. II* Bryn Bras Castle
    The castle occupies a triangular site at the junction of the road between Cwm-y-glo and Llanrug and the mountain route from Llanrug to Llanberis; the drive and parking area on the north represent the
  78. II Churchyard wall, railings and memorial enclosure at Church of St Michael
    Churchyard wall and railings defining the extent of the original churchyard on the north, south and west sides; railed memorial enclosure in angle with lych-gate.
  79. II Walled 'knot' garden at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located immediately adjoining the summer house on slightly rising ground with the 'Woodland Garden' behind to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  80. II Gladiator statue (south) at Bryn Bras Castle
    One of a pair of statues standing on a small lawned area in the garden to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  81. II* Church of St Michael Photos
    Situated on its own in originally rectangular churchyard, now extended to north-east and south-east, on track between Bryn-llan and Plas Tirion approximately 0.75km south-west of Llanrug.
  82. II Lych-gate at Church of St Michael
    Lych-gate located immediately to the north-west of the Church of St Michael in the north-west corner of the churchyard.
  83. II Gladiator statue (north) at Bryn Bras Castle
    One of a pair of statues standing on a small lawned area in the garden to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  84. II Bryn Eden and terrace walls to front
    Situated on rising ground to the south side of the main road between Caernarfon and Waunfawr; the house has a terraced garden in front with a rubblestone revetment wall and terracotta balustrade, exte
  85. II Hafod Gethin (Plas Gwyn)
    Located immediately to the south of Plas Gwyn.
  86. II Pan figure and pool in walled 'knot' garden at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located in the walled 'knot' garden near its southern side.
  87. II Summer house at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located immediately adjacent to the walled 'knot' garden on the east.
  88. II Plas Gwyn
    Located in pasture fields at the end of a track on the south side of the A 4086 approximately 1km west of Llanrug.
  89. II Tyddyn Berth
    Situated at the end of a farm track on the north side of a minor road from Bontnewydd to Rhostryfan.
  90. II Observatory at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located on rising ground in the 'Woodland Garden' to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  91. II Pont Cerrig-y-rhyd
    On a track immediately to the west of the A 4085 at Coed Plas-y-nant spanning a series of small but spectacular waterfalls on the Afon Gwyrfai.
  92. II Bridge at Plas-y-bryn
    The bridge carries the road to Plas-y-Bryn over the Afon Gwyrfai some 400m E of the A487, SE of the centre of Bontnewydd.
  93. II Direction indicator
    Located on the south side of the A4086 at Pont-rug at its junction with the road to Caeathro; the direction indicator is set in a rubblestone boundary wall.
  94. II Tan-Hafotty
    Located in a remote position at the end of a track running off Ffordd Clegir to the north-west of the former Glyn-rhonwy Slate Quarry.
  95. II Pont-rug
    Located on the A 4086 between Caernarfon and Llanrug at the point where it crosses the Afon Seiont.
  96. II Milestone
    Situated on the north side of Ffordd Waenfawr (Waenfawr Road) between Caeathro and Caernarfon; set in a low rubblestone field boundary wall.
  97. II Pen Rallt
    Located at the end of a track running downslope from the minor road between Cwm-y-glo and Bryn Bras Castle.
  98. II Groeslon Photos
    Located in a remote upland position directly at right-angles to Ffordd Clegir to the north-west of the former Glyn-rhonwy Slate Quarry.
  99. II Private Chapel at Plas-y-nant
    Set within the grounds of Plas-y-nant above the A 4085 with dense mainly coniferous planting nearby.
  100. II Farmbuildings and screen wall at Llwyn Coed
    Situated in their own yard a little to the north-west of the farmhouse at Llwyn Coed.

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