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Cambrian Hotel
At the W side of Cambrian Terrace, in centre of Saundersfoot Village. The Cambrian Hotel is nos. 5 and 6, extending from what is now the S end of the terrace to the Swn y Môr Hotel. -
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Coedrath House
On high ground to the NW of the village of Saundersfoot. The house is set back to the W of Church Terrace, behind a later house named Oaktree Cottage. Its grounds to the N and W have been developed wi -
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Coppers, No. 2 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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Former Bonville's Court Colliery Heapstead
Located in the southern part of Bonville's Court Caravan Park 1 km NW of Saundersfoot. -
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Former Bonville's Court Colliery Power House
Located in the W side of Bonville's Court Caravan Park 1 km NW of Saundersfoot. -
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Former Bonville's Court Colliery Weighbridge House
Located at the entrance to Bonville's Court Caravan Park 1 km NW of Saundersfoot. -
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Gate Lodge
The N entrance gate lodge to Hean Castle, 1 km N of Saundersfoot. -
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Hean Castle
On high ground 1 Km N of Saundersfoot village, in a fine setting in extensive private landscape gardens. The main front overlooks a terrace with a low parapet wall. Gardens to the E. -
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Monument at Hean Castle
Located to the SW of Hean Castle, on the right hand side of the main approach from the W gate. The column stands in front of a little gazebo set into an earth mound. -
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Netherwood
In private grounds to the S of the B4316, about 1 km NW of Saundersfoot village. -
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No 4 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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No 5 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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North gates to Saint Issell's churchyard
Mid way in the N side of the churchyard. -
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Pen-y-dre, No 1 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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Penydre Cottage, No.3 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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Preaching Cross at St. Issell's Church
In the churchyard of St Issell's at the N side of the church, on sloping ground. -
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Principal entrance gates to Saint Issell's Churchyard
Forms the main entrance to the churchyard, close to the war memorial. -
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Rear gates to Saint Issell's Churchyard
Forms the rear entrance to the churchyard, close to the Old School. -
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Rose Cottage
Set into a line of buildings midway along the N side of High Street; stepped down from adjoining properties and set back from the road behind a forecourt with a low wall and iron railings and gate. -
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Saundersfoot Railway Bridge
Located on Ford Lake, which is now the Community boundary. The bridge is partly in the Community of Saundersfoot and partly in the Community of Amroth. -
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Saundersfoot Railway Tunnel (Middle )
On the coastal pedestrian route between Saundersfoot and Wiseman's Bridge, known now as the Miners' Walk. It is one of a group of three tunnels on the Countryside Commission's Pembrokeshire Coast Path -
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Saundersfoot Railway Tunnel (North )
On the coastal pedestrian route between Saundersfoot and Wiseman's Bridge, known now as the Miners' Walk. It is one of a group of three tunnels on the Countryside Commission's Pembrokeshire Coast Path -
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Saundersfoot Railway Tunnel (South)
On the coastal pedestrian route between Saundersfoot and Wiseman's Bridge, known now as the Miners' Walk. It is one of a group of three tunnels on the Countryside Commission's Pembrokeshire Coast Path -
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Set of Five cast iron grave slabs in Saint Issell's churchyard
In the western extension of the churchyard, beyond the stream that bisects it. -
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St Issell's Church
1km north of the village of Saundersfoot. The church stands in a large undulating graveyard through which a stream passes. -
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Swn y Mor Hotel
At the W side of Cambrian Place, adjacent to the Cambrian Hotel. -
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The Cottage
At S side of Frances Lane, about 100 m E of the County Primary School. -
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The Cottage
At E side of the road passing through Coppet Hall, ½ km N of Saundersfoot village. There is a low wall with slate coping and iron railings at the front and an iron gate between stone piers. -
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The Hean Inn
In the High Street of Saundersfoot village, at the corner of Wogan Terrace, in a very prominent position overlooking Cambrian Terrace. At the E is an adjacent low block in the same ownership. -
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Tryweryn Cottage, No. 6 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y -
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Ynysfach, No. 7 Milford Terrace
On the W side of Milford Street, extending downhill from the corner with The Ridgeway. A row of houses behind long front gardens. Low walls with iron railings and gates facing the street. Large rear y