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  1. II NO.4 Railway Terrace, Dyfed
    On the street line just down from the junction with Crescent Road.
  2. II NO.3 Railway Terrace, Dyfed
    On the street line just down from the junction with Crescent Road.
  3. II Prospect House
    Prominently sited at the corner of New Road with Rhosmaen Street.
  4. II National Westminster Bank
    Sited on the corner of Bank Buildings with Rhosmaen Street.
  5. II Salem Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel
    Set back from the street line opposite the junction with Bank Buildings.
  6. II NO.14 Bank Buildings, Dyfed
    Prominently sited just in from the junction with New Road.
  7. II Bank Buildings
    Prominently sited just in from the junction with New Road.
  8. II Dewi Price & Co Solicitors Photos
    On the street line adjoining the Angel Hotel.
  9. II The Castle Hotel
    On the street line diagonally opposite the Angel Hotel.
  10. II NO.115 Including tunnel passage & rear range to right
    On the street line adjoining the Castle Hotel.
  11. II Former Reading room & Library
    Reached via a narrow tunnel passage alongside No 115 opposite the Angel Hotel.
  12. II Angel Hotel Photos
    On the street line opposite the Castle Hotel.
  13. II Snifters
    On the street line adjoining the Angel Hotel.
  14. II NO.66 Rhosmaen Street, Dyfed
    On the street line adjoining the Angel Hotel.
  15. II Dyfed County Council Social Services Department
    Set back from the street line behind a railed forecourt.
  16. II Outhouse opposite No.70
    Located opposite No 42 and adjacent to the former chapel at the end of the tunnel passage under John Francis Chartered Auctioneers Premises.
  17. II John Francis Chartered Auctioneers, Walter James & Son Estate and Insurance Agency
    On the street line adjoining The Cowder Arms Hotel.
  18. II House to rear of 72
    Located on the left through the tunnel passage under No 72.
  19. II NO.70 Rhosmaen Street, Dyfed
    Located adjoining the former chapel at the end of the tunnel passage under No 72
  20. II Goldsmith, Jewellers, Silversmiths
    On the street line opposite the Cawdor Arms Hotel.
  21. II (Former Horeb) Wesleyan Chapel
    Located at the end of the tunnel passage under John Francis Chartered Auctioneer's Premises.
  22. II The Tuck Shop
    On the street line opposite the Cawdor Arms Hotel.
  23. II Green Hall
    On the street line opposite the junction with Greenfield Place.
  24. II NO.5 Abbey Terrace, Dyfed
    Facing the churchyard
  25. II The Cawdor Arms Hotel Photos
    Prominent on the street line.
  26. II NO.4 Abbey Terrace, Dyfed
    Facing the churchyard
  27. II Stretch of Walling & Archways between Nos.5 & 7
    Facing the churchyard.
  28. II Midland Bank Chambers
    On the street line between the Midland Bank and the Cawdor Arms Hotel.
  29. II Midland Bank
    On the corner of Carmarthen Street with Rhosmaen Street.
  30. II The Salutation Inn Photos
    On the street line near the former Provisions Market at the Junction with Carmarthen Street.
  31. II Mount Pleasant
    On the street line alongside Ysgubor Abad where Church Street meets Abbey Terrace and Crescent Road.
  32. II NO.2 King Street, Dyfed
    On the street line facing the upper graveyard near the junction with Rhosmaen Street.
  33. II Milestone
    At the corner of King Street with Rhosmaen Street. One sited in the corner of the graveyard, the other in the graveyard wall on Rhosmaen Street.
  34. II Hill House
    Set above the street line behind a paved railed forecourt opposite Town Hall.
  35. II Stepney House
    On the street line stepped down from No 24 adjoining. Near the junction with Abbey Terrace and Crescent Road.
  36. II Milestone
    At the corner of King Street with Rhosmaen Street. One sited in the corner of the graveyard, the other in the graveyard wall on Rhosmaen Street.
  37. II Premisies of Llewellyn Humphrey's, Chartered Surveyor & Estate Agents
    On the street line facing the upper graveyard near the junction with Rhosmaen Street
  38. II Cambrian House
    On the street line opposite the junction with George Street.
  39. II Brisken House
    Set back from the street behind a railed forecourt near North Bank.
  40. II Cafe Royale
    Located at the Junction of Market Street with King Street.
  41. II NO.4 King Street, Dyfed
    Located at the point where King Street merges with Market Street.
  42. II Well (including churchyard Wall for 10m West and 20m East)
    Built into the retaining wall of the churchyard below the East end of the church
  43. II Peppercorn
    On the street line facing the upper graveyard.
  44. II Former Provision Market (Premisies of Brockington & Scott LTD)
    Prominently sited on the corner of Carmarthen Street with New Road.
  45. II Veterinary Surgery
    On the street line facing the upper graveyard.
  46. II Parsih Church of St Teilo Photos
    Set in a large raised churchyard alongside the road.
  47. II Former School House
    On the street line adjoining the former school near the junction with New Road
  48. II Towy Home Decor
    On the street line facing the upper graveyard.
  49. II Former National School
    On the street line near the junction with New Road.
  50. II Gates & Gatepiers to Penlan Park
    Sited opposite the junction of New Road with Carmarthen Street.
  51. II NO.1 George Hill, Dyfed
    Sited at the corner of George Hill with Bank Terrace.
  52. II NO.4 Church Street, Dyfed
    On the street line opposite the tower of the church.
  53. II The Old Bank
    Situated in a terrace above the W side of churchyard and overlooking StáTeilo's Church; set between No 2 on left and gable end of No l George Street to right.
  54. II Bank House
    Situated in a terrace above W side of churchyard and overlooking St Teilo's Church.
  55. II NO.3 Bank Terrace, Dyfed
    On the street line facing the graveyard.
  56. II NO.1 George Street, Dyfed
    Sited at top of George Hill and closing the view from St Teilo's churchyard.
  57. II NO.5 George Hill, Dyfed
    Situated at the entrance to the cul-de-sac where George Street meets George Hill.
  58. II NO.4 Bank Terrace, Dyfed
    On the street line facing the graveyard.
  59. II 6 George Hill
    On the narrow cul-de-sac off where George Street meets George Hill
  60. II Six Bells
    Set above the street line on a terrace and stepped down from No 4 adjoining.
  61. II NO.7 George Hill, Dyfed
    On the narrow cul-de-sac off where George Street meets George Hill.
  62. II Waterloo Villa
    Located at the Junction of Quay Street with Bridge Street.
  63. II NO.24 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    On the street line opposite the King's Head at the upper end of Bridge Street.
  64. II NO.8 George Hill, Dyfed
    On the narrow cul-de-sac off where George Street meets George Hill.
  65. II The King's Head
    Above the street line facing N and adjoining Bank Terrace.
  66. II NO.25 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    On the street line opposite the King's Head at the upper end of Bridge Street.
  67. II NO.9 George Hill, Dyfed
    At the end of the cul-de-sac off where George Street meets George Hill.
  68. II Bandstand in Penlan Park Photos
    Situated at the highest point of the park below Pen-lan-fawr coppice.
  69. II Myrtle Hill
    Located at the end of the terrace down a narrow lane.
  70. II* Llandeilo Bridge (including Causeway) Photos
    Spanning the River Towy and linking the town with Ffairfach.
  71. II NO.21 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    Located at the end of Bridge Street where it swings past the end of the bridge. Set above the road in its own grounds behind a revetment wall.
  72. II* Llandeilo Bridge (including causeways) (partly in Llandeilo community)
    Spanning the River Towy and linking Llandeilo with Ffairfach; partly in Llandeilo C.
  73. II Llandeilo Railway Bridge (partly in Dyffren Cennen community) Photos
    Situated some 400m E of Llandeilo Bridge, NE of Ffairfach.
  74. II Llandeilo Railway Bridge (partly in Llandeilo community)
    Situated some 400m E of Llandeilo Bridge, NE of Ffairfach
  75. II St Tyfi's Church (now Interpretation Centre)
    On the S edge of wooded parkland at Dynevor Castle (Newton House) and overlooking Afon Tywi. Reached by track of W from Llandeilo Bridge.
  76. II Tregib Arms
    Situated in the centre of Ffairfach on W side of A 483, just N of crossroads.
  77. II Cawdor Farmhouse
    Situated in Ffairfach in SE angle of crossroads, backing onto Bethlehem Road.
  78. II Byre Range (Formely Stabels) to NE of Dynevor Home Farmhouse
    On E side of farmyard at right angles to Dynevor Home Farmhouse and Barn.
  79. II Dynevor Home Farmhouse (formerly Newton Farmhouse)
    Reached through farmyard to south of Llandeilo-Carmarthen Road.
  80. II Corn Barn to N of Dynevor Home Farmhouse
    Enclosing W side of farmyard to N of farmhouse.
  81. II Capel Tabernacl
    Situated in Ffairfach on E side of A 483, some 200m S of crossroads, in graveyard with iron railings and stone piers to road.
  82. II Red Cottages, Dynevor Park
    Pair of ornamental estate cottages facing entrance to Dynevor Home Farmhouse.
  83. II Red Cottages, Dynevor Park
    Pair of ornamental estate cottages facing entrance to Dynevor Home Farmhouse.
  84. II Llyshendy
    Situated some 2 km E of Ffairfach on the N side of the road to Llangadog.
  85. II Llwynhelig House
    Set in its own grounds on the northern boundary of the Community Council area. Reached from the by-road to Pen-y-Banc approximately 0.6 km N of the junction with A40.
  86. II Stable Block at Llwynhelig House
    Immediately beside Llwynhelig House which is set in its own grounds on the northern boundary of the Community Council area.
  87. II Low Stone Walls & Gates to Ha-Ha surrounding Plas Dinefwr
    This ha-ha is most prominent on E side of Plas Dinefwr where it encloses and supports the terraced gardens and forecourt to main entrance. The ha-ha wall continues along N side of the terrace before t
  88. II* Plas Dinefwr, including SW Screen wall Photos
    Located in splendid parkland partly designed by Capability Brown, l775-8, to W of Llandeilo and reached along a picturesque driveway from a lodge entrance on the Carmarthen Road.
  89. II Dovecote to S of courtyard ranges at Dynevor Castle (Newton House)
    In open ground on the banks of a small stream.
  90. II* Outer Courtyard Ranges at Dynevor Castle (Newton House)
    U-plan ranges of former stables and coach houses attached to Inner Courtyard and enclosed by a screen wall on E side.
  91. II* Inner Courtyard Ranges at Dynevor Castel (Newton House)
    Llandeilo
  92. II* Summer House at Plas Dinefwr
    Located in splendid parkland partly designed by Capability Brown, l775-8, to W of Llandeilo and reached along a picturesque driveway from a lodge entrance on the Carmarthen Road.
  93. II Fountain in Centre of terraced garden on W side of Plas Dinefwr
    Within the formal (overgrown) terraced garden of Plas Dinefwr
  94. II Dairy Cottage at Dynevor Castle (Newton House)
    On a detached, raised site immediately to W side of Outer Courtyard (coach house range).
  95. II Outbuildings to rear of Penycoed
    Situated in line parallel and to rear of Penycoed farmhouse.
  96. II Ice House to the N.of Dynevor Castle (Newton House)
    Partly embedded in the wooded hillside of The Rookery above Dynevor Castle.
  97. II Penycoed
    Situated S of A 476, some 700m SW of Ffairfach, on rise overlooking Towy.
  98. II Deer Abbatoir in Park to S of Dynevor Castle (Newton House)
    On E bank of small stream below the (late Cl9) keeper's cottages
  99. II Barn at Pentre Parr
    Situated behind Pentre Parr, some 3km NE of Ffairfach, up drive from Pentre Parr Lodge on S side of Llangadog road.
  100. I Old Dynevor Castle Photos
    Set high on a rocky, wooded ridge above Afon Tywi with exceptional, picturesque views to the castle from S over the river and from the landscaped park to N.

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