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  1. II Oak Tree Cottage
    Located on a narrow lane, to the rear of the Waterloo Arms in Abermule
  2. II Rock Cottage
    Located at the end of a narrow trackway which runs parallel with the River Mule, 0.8Km SE of Abermule Village.
  3. II Bridge 148 and Byles Lock
    Located off a narrow lane which runs to the W of the A 483 and the River Severn. The lock keeper's cottage lies to the W.
  4. II* Brynderwen Bridge and Bridge 147 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    Two bridges on the B4368 which links the A483 and Abermule village. Brynderwen bridge crosses the River Severn, to the E of bridge 147 over the Montgomeryshire canal.
  5. II Cwm-mule Mill
    Located within a bend of the River Mule on a narrow, flat strip of ground.
  6. II Bridge 149 over the Montgomeryshire Canal and Lock
    Located off a narrow lane which runs to the W of the A 483 and the River Severn. A small group of buildings including New House lie to the W.
  7. II The Cottage
    Located alongside a narrow lane leading SW from the A483 at Dolforwyn.
  8. II Bridge at Cwm-mule Photos
    The bridge spans the River Mule and the Kerry branch of the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway. It carries a narrow lane east from the B4368 which runs parallel with the railway and river through the na
  9. II Bridge 146 and Brynderwen Lock
    Located at Brynderwen wharf to the E of the A 483.
  10. II Brynderwen Warehouse
    Located at Brynderwen wharf on the Montgomeryshire Canal, between Brynderwen Lock and the A483.
  11. II Bridge 145 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    The bridge carries a trackway over the canal and is located to the N of bridge 146 and Brynderwen Lock. It is immediately E of the A483 Welshpool to Newtown road.
  12. I Dolforwyn Castle Photos
    Located on a sharp promontory above the Severn Valley, in an excellent defensive position, with good views all round.
  13. II Dolforwyn Hall Hotel
    Located on the W edge of the Severn valley, the ground sloping sharply upwards to the rear.
  14. II Bridge 150 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    Located approximately 200m SW of Bridge 149 and its adjoining lock. The bridge carries a farm track linking two fields.
  15. II Castle Cottage
    The cottage is sited in woodland on the ridge immediately SW of Dolforwyn Castle.
  16. II Bridge at Fronfraith Mill
    The bridge spans the River Mule and the Kerry branch of the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway. The roadway linked Fronfraith Mill to its W with the B4368 to its E, which runs parallel with the railway
  17. II* Church of St Llwchaiarn
    Located on a narrow lane 400m N of Llanmerewig village to the east of Church Farm. The church is situated in an oval churchyard bounded by a masonry wall.
  18. II Church House
    Located on a narrow lane 400m N of Llanmerewig village next to the Church of St. Llwchaiarn. The front (E) faces a courtyard surrounded by farm buildings, which are generally of masonry construction
  19. II West barn at Llwynmadoc
    The farm is located in a relatively open, low-lying position, accessed from a long track SE of Abermule. The barn is located on the W side of the farmyard to the rear of the house.
  20. II East Barn at Llwynmadoc
    The farm is located in a relatively open, low-lying position, accessed from a long track SE of Abermule. The barn is located on the E side of the farmyard to the rear of the house.
  21. II Llwynmadoc Farmhouse
    The house is located in a relatively open, low-lying position, accessed from a long track SE of Abermule. There is a farmyard to the rear of the house, surrounded by barns.
  22. II The Old Rectory
    Located on the north side of Llanmerewig village, in a low-lying position close to a stream. The church is c350m to the N.
  23. II Lower Maenllwyd
    Located towards the top of the narrow steep-sided valley of the River Mule. The garden slopes away sharply to the NE of the house. There is a timber framed barn located at right angles to the house,
  24. II Bridge 144 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    The bridge carries a trackway over the canal and is located between Glanhafren and Brynderwen. It is immediately E of the A483 Welshpool to Newtown road.
  25. II Cilgwrgan
    Located in a low-lying position in the Severn valley fronting the A483.
  26. II Upper Maenllwyd farmhouse
    Located at the head of the winding valley of the Afon Miwl, close to the main Glanmule to Abermiwl road, ½km N of the hamlet of Hodley.
  27. II Glanhafren
    Located on low lying ground between the River Severn and the Montgomery Canal Approached from the A483 via a bridge over the Canal. A former malthouse, now much altered, lies at right-angles to the
  28. II Cilgwrgan Bridge
    Bridge spanning the River Severn on the B4389 which links the A483 with Tregynon. Located on the boundary with Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn.
  29. II Bryntalch Villa
    Located on a narrow lane approximately 300m SW of Cefn Bryntalch Hall, with the grounds of the hall rising above.
  30. II Aberbechan Aqueduct Photos
    Carries the Montgomeryshire Canal over the Bechan Brook on the boundary of Llandyssil and Newtown Communities.
  31. II Bridge 143 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    The bridge forms the approach to Glanhafren House, and is located immediately E of the A483 Welshpool to Newtown road.
  32. II* Cefn Bryntalch Hall
    Located in a sheltered position near the top of a wooded hill which overlooks the Severn Valley. Close to a motte and bailey castle. The house is approached by a sweeping drive and is surrounded by
  33. II Coach-house and stables, Cefn Bryntalch
    Located on the E side of a courtyard surrounded by service buildings to Cefn Bryntalch Hall. An opening through the centre of this range forms the entrance to the courtyard. The house lies to the S.
  34. II North range to Courtyard, Cefn Bryntalch
    Located on the N (rear) side of a courtyard surrounded by service buildings to Cefn Bryntalch Hall, which lies to the S.
  35. II The Grooms House, Cefn Bryntalch
    Located on the W side of a courtyard surrounded by service buildings to Cefn Bryntalch Hall. The Groom’s House abuts the hall to its south. Separated from the small cartshed by a wall running from
  36. II Cartshed, Cefn Bryntalch
    Located on the W side of a courtyard surrounded by service buildings to Cefn Bryntalch Hall which lies to the S.
  37. II Garden Wall and Gateway, Cefn Bryntalch
    Located on the E side of a courtyard of service buildings with Cefn Bryntalch to the S. It links the coach-house and stables with the house.
  38. II Aberbechan Bridge (partly in Newtown & Llanllwchaiarn community) Photos
    Bridge spanning the Bechan Brook just south of the junction of the B4568 and the B4389. Located on the boundary between the communities of Llandyssil and Newtown & Llanllwchaiarn.
  39. II Aberbechan Bridge
    Spanning the Bechan Brook on the community boundary below the junction of the B4568 with the B4389.
  40. II Agricultural building at Middle Llegodig
    Located on low lying ground on the edge of the flood plain of the River Severn. It faces the farmhouse, Middle Llegodig.
  41. II Pennant
    Set back from the main A483 road to the S of the community.
  42. II Outbuilding at Pennant
    Set back to the rear of the house, forming one range of an informal courtyard.
  43. II Flanking Stable at Pennant
    Set back from the main A483 road to the S of the community.
  44. II Middle Llegodig Photos
    Located on low lying ground on the edge of the flood plain of the River Severn. The house faces a timber clad cow-shed with a second agricultural building at right angles.
  45. II Laundry Buildings at Pennant
    Set back from the main A483 road to the S of the community.
  46. II Cefn Maenllwyd
    The farmhouse lies behind the farm buildings, near the hilltop, at the end of a farm track off the NW side of the road from Kerry to Llanmerewig.
  47. II Penarth Feeder Weir
    Adjacent to the sewage works at Dolfor Lock, at the end of the minor road from Llanllwchaiarn. Reached by a footpath from Freestone Lock on the west bank of the River Severn.
  48. II Bridge 142 over the Mongomeryshire Canal
    Opposite the Red House, immediately adjacent to the main A483.
  49. II Red House Farmhouse
    Alongside the main Welshpool-Newtown Road towards the S edge of the community, to the E of Pennant.
  50. II Hodley United Reformed Church
    Located on the E side of the road from Kerry to Abermiwl, within the small hamlet of Hodley.
  51. II* Penarth House
    Set back from the road in its own grounds 3/4 mile South West of the junction of Pool Road with the B4389.
  52. II Bridge 140 over The Canal
    Carries a track or drive-way over the canal off the W side of A483 0.3km approx. S of Fron Post Office Stores.
  53. II Brick Shed alongside Bridge 140 over The Canal
    Carries a track or drive-way over the canal off the W side of A483 approx 0.3km S of Fron Post Office Stores.
  54. II Little Aberbechan
    Located in a raised position on or adjacent to the Aberbechan dike. Possible platform site with a steep fall to the SW.
  55. II Bridge 139 over The Montgomeryshire Canal
    Berriew
  56. II Maes Fron
    Alongside the main Welshpool-Newtown Road, approx 0.3km S of Fron Post Office Stores. The Montgomeryshire Canal runs immediately to the rear of the cottage.
  57. II The Old Court
    Located approximately 150m to the east of the B4368 from Kerry to Abermule, just to the south of the hamlet of Hodley.
  58. II Tynybitfel
    Opposite the junction with Lower Gwestydd Lane and set back from the road on rising ground.
  59. II The Old Rectory
    Located on the E side of Llandyssil village within a roughly circular garden. The front faces away from the road possibly for extra privacy. The new church of St. Tyssil was built immediately W of t
  60. II Brynycil Farmhouse
    Located on S side of a minor road between Bettws Cedewain and Berriew, approximately 1.8km E of Bettws Cedewain church. The farmhouse is reached by a short farm road, and faces a yard with farm build
  61. II Church of St. Tyssil
    Located on the NW side of the village on flat ground, between the rectory and the school.
  62. II Bridge Cottage
    Situated immediately alongside the River Severn and approached via a by-road which leaves the A483 to the E at Fron.
  63. II Bridge 137 over the Montgomeryshire Canal
    Carries the by-road which leaves the A483 on the W side alongside the Post Office Stores at Fron.
  64. II Telephone Call-box in front of Fron Post Office Stores
    Set to rear of wide pavement on corner with by-road over canal bridge. Backs onto left side of the brick frontage of the Post Office Stores.
  65. II Post Office Stores
    Alongside the main Welshpool-Newtown Road at Fron, and with the Montgomeryshire Canal immediately to the rear.
  66. II Tan-y-Fron
    Alongside the main Welshpool-Newtown Road at Fron, and with the Montgomeryshire Canal immediately to the rear.
  67. II* Pentre Llifior Methodist Chapel Photos
    On the road from Berriew to Bettws Cedewain, 5km approx SW of Berriew village.
  68. II Glan Hafren House
    At the end of a farm road off the A483 just beyond the Eastern end of the Dyffryn Industrial Estate.
  69. II Phipps Tenement
    Located towards the NE end of Llandyssil village on a narrow lane. To the front of the L-shaped house and barn is a small courtyard entered from the road. The road then turns at right angles to pass
  70. II Old Church of St. Tyssil
    Located on a hillside to the SE of Llandyssil village. The remains of the church are within a roughly circular graveyard which is still in use.
  71. II Barn at Glan Hafren
    At the end of a farm road off the A483 just beyond the Eastern end of the Dyffryn Industrial Estate.
  72. II Lower Gwestydd Farmhouse
    Sited on rising ground to the end of Lower Gwestydd Lane.
  73. II Glan Bechan
    Located approximately 1.3km S of Bettws Cedewain church on S side of a minor road near to junction with B4389. The house has farm buildings on the E side.
  74. II Pont y Perchyll
    Located approximately 1.8km S of Bettws Cedwain church on the B4389 between Bettws Cedewain and Aberbechan, E of a junction with a minor road to Highgate.
  75. II Pontyperchill Farmhouse
    Located 1.7km S of Bettws Cedewain church and reached by a short farm road on W side of B4389.
  76. II Glan-Mule bridge
    Located just N of the road junction with the A.489 in the hamlet of Glan-Mule.
  77. II Smithy at the corner of the Abermiwl and Churchstoke roads
    The house occupies the triangle of land between the two roads.
  78. II Bridge 135 over The Montgomeryshire Canal
    Carries a track over the canal at Penllwyn, 2km approx SW of Garthmyl.
  79. II Church House
    Situated by the road opposite St Llanllwchaiarn's Church.
  80. II Church House Barn
    Situated by the road opposite St Llanllwchaiarn's Church.
  81. II Great Cefn-y-berrin
    Located on a minor road from the A.489 to Llandyssil, raised up on the N side of the farmyard.
  82. II Parish Church of St Llwchaiarn
    In a large triangular churchyard on the roadside.
  83. II Canal Bridge at Llanllwchaiarn
    To the South of the adjoining churchyard carrying the lane to Rock House over the bed of former Montgomery Canal.
  84. II Rock House
    200 yds to South West of Church, approached via lane skirting graveyard. Sited on a rocky bluff overlooking the River Severn.
  85. II No 2 Cwminkin, Cwminkin
    Situated down track running SE from lane to Llandyssil, some 300m SW of junction with lane to Sutton Farm.
  86. II No 1 Cwminkin, Cwminkin
    Situated down track running SE from lane to Llandyssil, some 300m SW of junction with lane to Sutton Farm.
  87. II The Vicarage
    Located on raised ground 200m NE of church, on N side of minor road from Bettws Cedewain to Berriew and reached by a short private road.
  88. II The Old Glyn
    Located approximately 1.9km NE of Bettws Cedewain church, and reached at the end of a track at the end of a farm road to Glyn Farm on S side of minor road between Bettws Cedewain and Brooks.
  89. II Driveway bridge over Afon Miwl
    Located on the former driveway from Dolforgan Lodges to Dolforgan Hall.
  90. II* Dolforgan Hall
    Located on the valley bottom at the end of a driveway leading off the main road 1km W of Kerry village, and set amid its former estate, with stable building, formal garden, and shrubbery.
  91. II Fountain in S garden at Dolforgen Hall
    Located immediately in front of the S elevation of Dolforgan Hall, and at the centre of the geometric box-hedged knot garden.
  92. II Coachhouse at Dolforgan Hall
    The coachhouse is located on the approach road to Dolforgan Hall from the E, and lies immediately W of the Hall itself.
  93. II Reading Room
    Located on high ground, at the E approach to Kerry village.
  94. I Church of St Michael and All Angels Photos
    Located within a circular churchyard on the N side of the Square, at the centre of Kerry village.
  95. II* Church of St Beuno
    Located in a circular churchyard, on high ground overlooking the village of Bettws Cedewain.
  96. II Morris monument in churchyard, Church of St Michael
    The monument is located close to the east side of the path from the square to the church, approximately 12m N of the entrance gates.
  97. II County Primary School
    Prominently located at the entrance to the village from the E, approximately 120m from the Square.
  98. II The Old School
    On the N side of the circular churchyard of St Beuno, on raised ground above the village.
  99. II No 1, Old School House
    Located prominently on the N side of The Square, at the village centre, and backing on to the churchyard.
  100. II The Herbert Arms Photos
    The major building on the S side of the Square, in the centre of the village, with its 'L' plan stone malthouse to the rear.

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