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  1. II No. 5 Glanrafon, Llanwddyn
    In the valley 300 m south-east of the Vyrnwy Dam.
  2. II No. 5 Glyndu, Llanwddyn Photos
    To the south side of the village road about 300 m from the south-east end of the Vyrnwy Dam.
  3. II No. 5 Graig-y-Don Parade Photos
    Between Carmen Sylva Road and Queen's Road.
  4. II No 5 Hall's Yard
    Fishburn Park, North Yorkshire, YO22
  5. II NO.5 Heol Maengwyn, Powys Photos
    Stepped up from Nos l and 3, near the town centre road junction.
  6. II NO.5 High Street, Clwyd Photos
    Fronting the High Street in the centre of the village, immediately adjacent to the Dudley Arms.
  7. II NO.5 High Street, Dyfed Photos
    Situated in terraced row c10m E of junction with Castle Street.
  8. II No 5 Including Front Pavement Photos
    Bude, Cornwall, EX23
  9. II No 5 (Including Garage at Side) Photos
    Titchfield, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14
  10. II No 5 Including Garden Railings to South-West
    Chagford, West Devon, TQ13
  11. II No 5, Including Trotters' Restaurant Photos
    East Brook, Dorset, BH21
  12. II No 5 (Incorporating No 2 Church Street) Photos
    Wincanton, Somerset, BA9
  13. II NO.5 Lamb Lane, Powys Photos
    The NW part of a terrace stepped in the slope down to the junction with New Road.
  14. II* NO.5 Laura Place, Dyfed Photos
    Planned terrace overlooking Laura Gardens and the Parish church to W; stepped in the slope between King Street and New Street. So named after W E Powell of Nanteos married Laura Phelps.
  15. II No 5 Leng's Yard
    Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21
  16. II* No 5 Lexden Terrace
    Lexden Terrace lies at a tangent to the E side of St Julian's Street, the rear overlooking Castle Sands, all set back behind a forecourt wall.
  17. II NO.5 Lion Street, Powys Photos
    Set into a row of street frontages near the corner with St John's Place.
  18. II NO.5 Llanbedr Road, Powys Photos
    Around the corner from Nos 1, 2 and 3; part of a terrace stepped in the slope.
  19. II NO.5 Llawr Gors, Gwynedd
    Near the top end of this short street; opposite the Baptist Chapel churchyard and detached to left. Known as Baptist Square.
  20. II NO.5 Maengwyn Street, Gwynedd
    In a terrace of houses fronting the street.
  21. II NO.5 Market Square, Gwynedd
    On the SW side of this trapezoidal former Market area; detached group.
  22. II No. 5, MARKET STREET Photos
    Altrincham, Trafford, Greater Manchester, WA14
  23. II NO.5 Market Street, Dyfed
    Extending from the corner with Bridge Street to a service lane opposite the Town Hall.
  24. II NO.5 Masons Road, Dyfed
    Terrace between Regent Street and Castle Lane
  25. II No 5 Milford Terrace Photos
    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
  26. II No 5 Mountain View, Capel Garmon
    Located on the N side of a lane running SE from the A470 to Capel Garmon; approximately 1km NW of the village; set back behind low rubble garden walls and raised up on a rubble-revetted bank.
  27. II NO.5 New Street, Dyfed
    Complete terrace from the single storey former bank to the corner with Castle Street.
  28. II NO.5 New Street, Powys
    Near the junction with Smithfield Street. Set into the slope.
  29. II NO.5 North Road, Dyfed
    Symmetrical terrace situated between Regent Street and Oxford Street.
  30. II NO.5 & parallel range to rear Photos
    Forward to the street at the rear of the Wyndham Hotel; adjacent to former stable courtyard of Wyndham Hotel
  31. II No 5, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  32. II NO.5 Penlan Street, Gwynedd
    Set into a continuous row of frontages to right of the Old Town Hall near the junction with the High Street.
  33. II NO.5 Penmount Square, Gwynedd Photos
    To right of Penmount Chapel and at right angles from Nos 1 to 3; No 4 is set back. Cobbled forecourt.
  34. II No. 5 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E end of the row which is attached to Carew Inn. Small forecourt with rubble masonry walls returning at the left to a wide gateway with stone piers.
  35. II No.5 Porthycarne Street, and attached iron railings Photos
    Forming the centre of the terrace extending N from The Three Salmons Hotel.
  36. II* NO.5 Portland Place, Dyfed
    Planned terrace between the River Aeron and the Parish Church; set back from the road behind railed and walled forecourts and overlooking the harbour to NW.
  37. 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.
  38. II NO.5 Princes Avenue, Dyfed
    Forward to the street at the lower end near the Police station.
  39. II NO.5 Quay Parade, Dyfed
    End of row and facing SW overlooking the harbour.
  40. II NO.5 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Dyfed Photos
    Near the S end of the Street, Sandmarsh Cottage stepped forward to right.
  41. II NO.5 Queen Street, Dyfed
    Situated at the NE end of the street close to the Fire Station, adjoining the Prince of Wales PH.
  42. II No 5, Rectory Lane, (E Side), Clwyd Photos
    On the street line, behind a dwarf garden wall.
  43. II No 5 Rock Houses (Caldey View) including area and forecourt railings
    One of three houses set back from the street line opposite the Hope and Anchor Public House.
  44. II No 5, Salisbury Road (Ne Side), Clwyd
    On the corner of Salisbury Road and Madeira Hill.
  45. II NO.5 Seiriol Road, Gwynedd Photos
    Planned terrace between Beach Road and Totton Road. Small railed forecourts
  46. II NO.5 Smithfield Street, Powys
    Planned terrace set into the curve of the street on the S edge of the town centre.
  47. II NO.5 South Street, Gwynedd
    On the street line stepped up from Pant Awel adjoining and angled back from Bronant to S.
  48. II No. 5, SPRINGFIELD ROAD
    Chelmsford, Essex, CM2
  49. II No 5 Spring Gardens including area railings
    Situated at the NE end of stepped terrace SW of Bethesda Chapel.
  50. II No.5 St John's Terrace Photos
    On corner with Maendu Street.
  51. II No 5 St Julian Terrace Photos
    St Julian's Terrace faces the harbour at the N end of St Julian's Street. No 1 is the first house on the S side and No 6 the last on the N.
  52. II* NO.5 St.mary Street, Powys Photos
    Immediately to S of St Mary's Church, on corner with lane to Glamorgan Street.
  53. II NO.5 Tabernacle Street, Dyfed
    Short terrace beginning at the corner with Cadwgan Place; part of the original early C19 town plan when the harbour area was developed
  54. II No.5 The Terrace and attached garden wall with gate piers Photos
    The Terrace runs parallel with Rhymney River along its E bank: this terrace forms the centre of the listed group.
  55. II No 5, the Terrace, the Dockyard, Dyfed
    Situated in row of former officers' houses E of main dockyard entry.
  56. II NO.5 Tower Hill Avenue, South Glamorgan Photos
    Set in the slope at the lower end of this lane that links Marine Parade and Plymouth Road; set well back behind front gardens. Coastguard Cottage is entered from the later Marine Parade.
  57. II NO.5 Tower Hill, Dyfed
    Situated at end of terrace, the end-wall overlooking Mariners Square.
  58. II NO.5 Tower Street, Powys Photos
    Planned terrace forming the whole of the NE side of the street together with S front of No 49 High Street; No 8 around corner towards Beaufort Street.
  59. II NO.5 Town Hill (S Side), Clwyd
    On the south side of the street adjacent to its junction with Church Street, and forming a single build with No 7.
  60. II No.5 Tregunter Place, including forecourt Wall and Railings Photos
    Opposite entrance to Barracks.
  61. II NO.5 Union Street, Penygloddfa, Powys Photos
    On the street line of the cul-de-sac formed by the end of Union Street leading off Crescent Street.
  62. II NO.5 Victoria Street, Dyfed
    SW end of a broken terrace forward to the street between the corner with Castle Lane and the set back Roman Catholic Church.
  63. II No 5, Victoria Terrace, Victoria Terrace, Gwynedd
    At junction of Victoria Road and Market Street.
  64. II No. 5, Victoria Terrace, with walled and railed forecourt
    At the north side of the main street of the village, about 100 m west of the Sun Hotel.
  65. II No 5, Wellington Terrace, (S Side), Gwynedd Photos
    Previously listed as ‘old cottage in centre of terrace and cottage adjoining above’. Close to the road, S of the level crossing.
  66. II NO.5 Well Street, Clwyd Photos
    In a block of buildings fronting Well Street, towards the top of the hill.
  67. II No 5, with Front Boundary Railings
    Lower Somerton, Somerset, TA11
  68. II No 5 with Railed Area Photos
    Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent, CT11
  69. II NO.5 Y Lawnt (NW Side), Gwynedd Photos
    On the street line opposite the old Police Station.
  70. II No 6
    To NE of Nos 4 & 5.
  71. II No. 60 (Acacia) and Nos. 64-66
    Sible Hedingham, Braintree, Essex, CO9
  72. II No 60A Keyford
    Frome, Somerset, BA11
  73. II No 60 and Railed Area Photos
    Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent, CT11
  74. II NO.60 Castle Street, Gwynedd
    Fronting the street in the block of buildings between Gadlys Lane and Steeple Lane.
  75. II No 60, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd Photos
    On the street line.
  76. II No 60 Including Front Garden Walls
    Higher Brixham, Torbay, Devon, TQ5
  77. II No 60 Including Walls Fronting Road Photos
    Hove, Brighton and Hove, West Sussex, BN3
  78. II NO.60 King Street, Dyfed
    Situated opposite entrance to Queen Street.
  79. II NO.60 Marine Terrace, Dyfed Photos
    Short terrace at the N end of Marine Terrace.
  80. II No 61 Garden Suburbs, Pont-y-Waun Garden Suburb Photos
    Set below the road in the S part of the Garden Suburbs, this block ends at Arch Hill where it was originally linked with Nos 65-71 by an arch.
  81. II NO.61 Heol Maengwyn, Powys Photos
    Prominently sited midway along the street immediately to left of the Parliament House.
  82. II No 61 Keyford
    Frome, Somerset, BA11
  83. II NO.61 Marine Terrace, Dyfed Photos
    Short terrace at the N end of Marine Terrace.
  84. II No 61, Walter Road (S Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On corner of Westbury Street, opposite St James’ churchyard; Nos 64 and 65 slightly stepped up from adjacent houses.
  85. II NO.61 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
  86. II No 62A and Attached Outbuilding
    Helston, Cornwall, TR13
  87. II No 62 and forecourt railings
    On the N side of Main Street some 100m W of its junction with East Back.
  88. II No 62 and Section of Garden Wall to North
    Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4
  89. II No 62, Glynne Way (S Side), Clwyd
    Raised up above street level, behind a stone retaining wall.
  90. II No 62 Including Pump Immediately to North and Forecourt
    Clovelly, Torridge, Devon, EX39
  91. II No 62, Laws Street (W Side), Dyfed
    Situated towards N end of stepped terraced row running from Nos 52 to 104 Laws Street.
  92. II No 62 Manod Road
    Set back slightly from the road behind a low modern rubble wall. Adjacent to the former chapel.
  93. II NO.62 Marine Terrace, Dyfed Photos
    Short terrace at the N end of Marine Terrace.
  94. II No 62, Walter Road (S Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On corner of Westbury Street, opposite St James’ churchyard; Nos 64 and 65 slightly stepped up from adjacent houses.
  95. II NO.62 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
  96. II NO.63 Acton Gate (N Side), Garden Village, Clwyd
    Sited on bend of Acton Road, set back from the road line in a small garden.
  97. II No 63 Garden Suburbs, Pont-y-Waun Garden Suburb Photos
    Set below the road in the S part of the Garden Suburbs, this block ends at Arch Hill where it was originally linked with Nos 65-71 by an arch.
  98. II NO.63 Heol Maengwyn, Powys Photos
    Prominently sited midway along the street immediately to left of the Parliament House.
  99. II No 63 Including Left Hand Return Along Hound Street
    Sherborne, Dorset, DT9
  100. II No. 63 NEWLAND STREET
    Witham, Braintree, Essex, CM8

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