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Listed Buildings in Llanfair Clydogau, Ceredigion

  1. II Capel Mair
    Situated just NW of Pont Llanfair, overlooking bridge, between chapel house and vestry, in narrow forecourt with iron railings on low walls.
  2. II* Church of All Saints Photos
    Situated some 1.2 km NE of Cellan village, on N side of B4343 to Llanfair.
  3. II Dyffryn
    Just E of the bridge in Pentrefelin, opposite Riverside Mill, and attached to Penpompren on the S side, on the N side of a minor road from Cellan to Pentrefelin, approximately 0.5km E of Cellan.
  4. II Glanffrwd Mill
    The mill is on the E bank of Ffrwd Cynon, and in its own grounds on the N side of a minor road from Cellan to Pentrefelin, approximately 0.5km E of Cellan.
  5. II Mill House at Glanffrwd Mill
    On the W side of the Mill, backing on to Afon Ffrwd Cynon.
  6. II Nythfa
    Situated attached to right end of Pontfaen Cottage, down drive running N off B 4343 some 500m NE of Cellan.
  7. II Penpompren
    Just E of the bridge in Pentrefelin, opposite Riverside Mill, and attached to Dyffryn on the N side, on the N side of a minor road from Cellan to Pentrefelin, approximately 0.5km E of Cellan.
  8. II Pentrefelin Cottage
    Situated about 0.5 km E of Cellan, in Pentrefelin, just W of bridge.
  9. II Pont Clywedog
    Situated some 250m S of Llanfair Church, on B 4343 to Cellan.
  10. II Pont Llanfair Photos
    Situated some 5.5 km NE of Lampeter, spanning Teifi.
  11. II Pontfaen Cottage
    Situated some 500m NE of Cellan village, on N side of B 4343.
  12. II Telephone Call-box outside Post Office on W bank of Afon Teifi, B4343 (W side) (01570) 493218
    Situated outside the Post Office, facing S over Pont Llanfair.

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