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  1. II Plas Frongog
    Situated at the end of a drive off a minor road on the E side of Llanbadarn Fawr some 350m N of the A44.
  2. II Nantcaerio
    Situated some 1.5 km E of the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr just N of the A44.
  3. II Farm buildings at Fronfraith Farm
    Situated SW of Fronfraith Farmhouse, some 50m down former drive running S from lane to Capel Dewi.
  4. II Bronpadarn
    Situated on the E side of Primrose Hill some 300m NE of the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr.
  5. II Coach-house and stable at Plashendre
    Situated just E of Plashendre, just NE of the junction of the A487 and the B4572.
  6. II Plashendre
    Situated on the E side of Aberystwyth just NE of the junction of the A487 and the B4572.
  7. II Pwllhobi House
    Situated on the NE side of the A44 some 200m SE of The Square in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr.
  8. II Y Garreg Fawr Photos
    Situated just N of the war memorial in The Square at the bottom of Primrose Hill in the centre of the village.
  9. II The War Memorial Photos
    Situated in The Square at the bottom of Primrose Hill in the centre of the village.
  10. II Lychgate to SE of Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated on the SE corner of the churchyard near The Square in the centre of the village.
  11. II Ty Mawr and railings Photos
    Situated on the S side of the A44 just SE of The Square.
  12. I Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated on a sloping site just W of The Square in the centre of the village.
  13. II Padarn House including front railings Photos
    Situated in the village centre, opposite church lychgate and war memorial.
  14. II Churchyard gate to SW of Church of St Padarn Photos
    Situated in the SW corner of the churchyard at the junction of Heol-y-llan and Penyfron Road.
  15. II Dolau Cottages
    Situated just to the N of Plas Dolau some 200m N of the A44.
  16. II Plas Dolau Photos
    Situated at the end of a drive some 200m N off the A44 between Llanbadarn Fawr and Capel Dewi.
  17. II Glyn Padarn
    Situated on the S side of Ffordd Sulien (A44) some 120m NW of its junction with the A4120.
  18. II Milestone
    At the roadside near the top of Penglais Hill on the NE outskirts of Aberystwyth.
  19. II Capel Saron including vestry, forecourt railings and gates Photos
    Situated in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr, on the E side of the A4120 some 150m S of its junction with the A44.
  20. II Milestone on S side of Llanbadarn Road
    Situated between Llanbadarn Fawr village and Aberystwyth on the S side of Llanbadarn Road.
  21. II Milestone on A44
    Situated on the S side of the A44 some 850m W of its junction with the A4169.
  22. II Cledwyn Main Building
    Towards the NW corner of the main Penglais campus, approached by a service road to the west of the main entrance to the campus off Penglais hill.
  23. II Meiros
    Situated between Llanbadarn Fawr village and Aberystwyth on the S side of Llanbadarn Road.
  24. II* National Library of Wales Photos
    Prominent elevated site facing W above the town centre, reached by a road off Penglais Hill.
  25. II Pantycelyn, Aberystwyth University
    At the lowest end of the Penglais Campus of Aberystwyth University, overlooking the drive to the National Library of Wales.
  26. II Cartshed at Glascrug
    Situated some 1.3 km E of Glanyrafon bridge, at the W end of drive leading S from the Capel Bangor road.
  27. II Plas Penglais
    Situated in an elevated woodland site on the opposite side of the road from the University campus; reached by drive past lodge and through landscaped grounds.
  28. II Glascrug
    Situated on slope S of Rheidol some 1.3 km E of Glanyrafon bridge, at the end of a private track leading S from the Capel Bangor road.
  29. II Lovesgrove
    Situated at the end of a drive off the A4169 some 750m SW of the centre of Capel Dewi.
  30. II Plas Cwmcynfelin
    Situated down drive on E side of B4572, on steep hillside to S of Dyffryn Clarach, overlooking Llangorwen church.
  31. II Hen-gwm
    Situated on the E side of the B 4572 approached by drive some 200m S of Pont Llangorwen.
  32. II* Edward Davies Memorial Chemical Laboratories
    Elevated above the town on Buarth Mawr; set into the hillside.
  33. II Holy Trinity Parish Church Photos
    In the railed churchyard at the N end of an island site with W end to Stanley Road, set into the slope.
  34. II Llangorwen Cottage
    Situated immediately S of Pont Llangorwen, on S side of Clarach river near Llangorwen church.
  35. II Pont Llangorwen
    Road bridge carrying B4572 over the Afon Clarach, in picturesque location immediately S of Llangorwen Church.
  36. II Milestone near Pont Rhyd-hir
    Situated on the E side of the A487 just S of the railway bridge at Pont Rhyd-hir.
  37. II* Church of All Saints Photos
    Situated in Clarach valley, on E side of B 4572 just S of Clarach crossroads and just N of Pont Llangorwen.
  38. II Capel Moriah including chapel house to left
    Situated at Moriah on the W side of the A4120.
  39. II Coach house, gates and forecourt wall at Capel Moriah
    Situated at Moriah on the W side of the A4120.
  40. II Fynnon Ddu
    Situated to W of B 4572 some 300m W of Pont Llangorwen.
  41. II Peithyll
    Situated down drive running N from road leading E from the crossroads in Capel Dewi.
  42. II Milestone Photos
    Opposite the junction with Third Avenue.
  43. II Sandmarsh Cottage Photos
    Near the junction with North Parade, foreward from the end of Queen's Terrace with iron railed forecourt; formerly Sandmarsh Lane.
  44. II NO.3 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  45. II NO.5 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  46. II 7 Queens Terrace, Queens Road Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  47. II NO.9 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  48. II NO.11 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  49. II No.13 Queens Terrace Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  50. II NO.15 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  51. II NO.17 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  52. II NO.19 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  53. II NO.43 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  54. II NO.41 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    41 North Parade
  55. II NO.39 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  56. II Railway Station Photos
    Opposite the end of Terrace Road, to NE of the Welsh School.
  57. II NO.37 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street, so named because of its use for military parades, shown on 1834 map.
  58. II NO.35 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street.
  59. II NO.33 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Midway along the street.
  60. II No 2 The Cross
    Eastern house of a row of three cottages on NW side of crossroads in Clarach, on intersection.
  61. II No 3 The Cross
    Second of a row of three one-and-a-half-storey cottages, with pavement frontage, on NW side of Clarach crossroads.
  62. II Crow's Nest, No 4 The Cross
    Third cottage W of crossroads in row of three on the NW side of the cross-roads at Clarach.
  63. II NO.26 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  64. II NO.24 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  65. II NO.49 Portland Street, Dyfed Photos
    At the end of the terrace, the Salem Chapel set back to left.
  66. II Rosemary Photos
    At the end of the terrace, the Salem Chapel set back to left.
  67. II NO.22 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  68. II NO.56 Portland Street, Dyfed Photos
    At the NE end of the Street near the corner with Queens Road; detached to the right.
  69. II Welsh School Photos
    Aberystwyth
  70. II NO.20 North Parade, Dyfed Photos
    Near the corner with Terrace road, No 20 stepped up.
  71. II Burtons Building Photos
    On the corner of Terrace Road and North Parade.
  72. II English Methodist Chapel
    Situated on the corner with Queen's Road, set back behind plain railings with brick piers.
  73. II Barclays Bank
    Entered on the rounded corner with North Parade.
  74. II Morris & Bates Solicitors Photos
    Midway along the street opposite the former chapel ( no longer of special interest).
  75. II Salvation Army Citadel Photos
    Situated at the road junction near the corner with Chalybeate Street.
  76. II 14-20 (Evens) Bath Street
    At the eastern end of Bath Street next to the English Methodist Chapel, near to the junction with Queen’s Road.
  77. II Edleston House (Royal Commission on Ancient & Historic Monuments of Wales) Photos
    Midway along Queen's Road; Bowling Green to the rear.
  78. II Church Hall
    Situated on the N side of the Llangorwen-Bow Street road, some 300m E of Clarach cross-roads.
  79. II National Westminster Bank Photos
    Entered on the splayed corner with Baker Street.
  80. II 1-5 Cambridge Terrace
    On Queen’s Road, at the northern end near Our Lady & St Winefrides RC Church.
  81. II Abbey National Building Society
    At the junction with Baker street with splayed corner entrance.
  82. II Cerdd Ystwyth Music Photos
    At the lower end of a terrace leading from Terrace Road to Bethel Chapel, Nos 1 and 3 no longer of special interest.
  83. II NO.8 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  84. II Head Post Office Photos
    Set into the slope of a continuous row of frontage near the bottom of the Street.
  85. II Ceredigion Museum Photos
    Between Bath Street and Portland Street with shops stepped down to either side.
  86. II NO.5 Portland Street, Dyfed Photos
    At the lower end of a terrace leading from Terrace Road to Bethel Chapel, Nos 1 and 3 no longer of special interest.
  87. II NO.10 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  88. II Kraxi Photos
    On thee N corner between the upper part of Portland Street and Terrace Road.
  89. II NO.12 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  90. II NO.48 Terrace Road, Dyfed Photos
    On the N corner between the upper part of Portland Street and Terrace Road.
  91. II Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel
    Set into the slope near the junction with Great Darkgate Street, set back behind railed forecourt.
  92. II White Horse Hotel Photos
    On the corner between the upper part of Portland Street and Terrace Road.
  93. II Peacocks Photos
    Between Bath Street and Portland Street with shops stepped down to either side.
  94. II NO.4 Baker Street, Dyfed
    A continuous row of frontages detached and stepped forward from the Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel.
  95. II Bethel Welsh Baptist Chapel Photos
    Set back on the corner with, and side elevation to, Portland Street.
  96. II NO.14 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  97. II NO.6 Baker Street, Dyfed
    A continuous row of frontages detached and stepped forward from the Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel; Nos 10 and 12 stepped down.
  98. II NO.16 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Short Terrace stepped in the slope.
  99. II NO.8 Baker Street, Dyfed
    8 Baker Street
  100. II Bay Hotel (nos 35-37consec)
    Midway along the Promenade; detached to right-end.

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