Listed Buildings in Castle, Swansea
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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(also known as Prospect Place) Section of late Georgian domestic terrace slightly splayed from centre and with exposed gable to Quay Parade (A483).
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1 Gloucester Place, Swansea, Swansea Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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10 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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11 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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12 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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13 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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1A Pier Street, West Glamorgan To rear of main office building of Associated British Ports, Adelaide Street.
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2 Gloucester Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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3 Gloucester Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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4 Gloucester Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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5 Gloucester Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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6 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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6 Gloucester Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of late Georgian houses making up most of W side of the street.
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7 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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8 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan Terrace of uniform, late Georgian houses stepped down from the former Assembly Rooms to left.
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9 Cambrian Place, West Glamorgan 9 Cambrian Place
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Argyle Presbyterian Church of Wales On corner with Argyle Street and slightly set back downhill.
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Barclays Bank In a mainly Georgian group of buildings on the curve of the street rising towards the Castle. Lower buildings to sides.
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Bethesda Baptist Church Set below road level in a railed burial ground on the corner with Prince of Wales Road.
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Castle Cinema Adjoining Swansea Castle on the edge of the slope above the Strand where there is a second facade.
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Central Library In a group of public buildings at the N end of the city centre
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Central Police Station Occupying a commanding angle site at junction with Orchard Street. Formerly accommodated fire brigade also
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Centre for Greater Self Awareness (The Old Ragged School) Main elevation to the street and facing rear elevation of Central Library and College of Art building.
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Christ Church (Garrison Church of Swansea) Gabled front facing S across Oystermouth Road and foreshore, between Argyle Street and Burrows Road, St Helen’s.
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Church of St Jude & Church Hall In a steep hillside position with side to road.
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Church of St Mary Castle
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Clock Tower & Administration Block to Former Swansea Hospital Set well back from road junction at W end of St Helen’s Road. Important townscape element in context of largely small-scale terraces.
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Ebenezer Baptist Chapel Dominant building in a narrow side street off High Street and close to the railway station.
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Ebenezer Baptist Chapel Hall Castle
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Exchange Chambers (Exchange Buildings) Occupying a large corner site at Adelaide Street and Cambrian Place overlooking the Royal Institution.
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Former Assembly Rooms In terraced group stepping down from Pembroke Buildings on left.
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Former Carlton Cinema (Including Nos.18B & 18C) Very large frontage in range of lower buildings.
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Former GWR Revetment Walls along N side of South Dock Running from W of Maritime Museum and to rear of modern housing on N quayside.
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Former Pilot House At pierhead on W bank of River Tawe and downstream at entry to S Dock.
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Former Swansea Grammar School Sited on a terrace within the Technical College grounds.
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Glynn Vivian Art Gallery Castle
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H.M.Prison, Gatehouse Building Gatehouse set back from the line of the high perimeter wall with access road flanked by low curved forecourt walls.
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H.M.Prison, Main Block (A.Wing) Main L-shaped block for men at centre of prison compound and directly north of the gatehouse.
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H.M.Prison, Main Block (B.Wing) Main L-shaped block for men at centre of prison compound and directly north of the gatehouse.
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H.M.Prison, Perimter Walls Gatehouse set back from the line of the high perimeter wall with access road flanked by low curved forecourt walls.
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Including Entry to Salubrious Passage Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontages on Street line.
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Including entry to Salubrious Passage Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontage on Street line.
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Including Entry to Salubrious Passage Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontages on Street line.
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Iron Bollard Close to River Tawe to N of New Cut Bridge Set back from the quay wall at W bank of New Cut (1845-51). Reset in modern paved terrace with flagstaff; N bollard lower down and closer to river.
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Iron Bollard Close to River Tawe to N of New Cut Bridge Set back from the quay wall at W bank of New Cut (1845-51). Reset in modern paved terrace with flagstaff; N bollard lower down and closer to river.
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Kings Arms PH On the corner with King Street.
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Liverpool Victoria Insurance Offices Including "Cane Connection" Shop In a mixed group of commercial buildings leading up to the Castle.
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Llewellyn Hall including Nos. 2-4 Large corner block on corner of Page Street and running back to Northampton Lane.
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Lloyds Bank In a row of frontages towards foot of street.
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Maritime & Industrial Museum On N quayside of S Dock, close to end of Burrows Place. Former dock warehouse.
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Memorial Fountain to Henry Evans Charles Flanking footpath within former metalwork entrance to Victoria Park.
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Mercer Offices including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Mercer Offices, including Brunswick Health Centre & Douglas-Jones Set back from and above the road with service road behind trees on street line. Originally known as Brunswick Place.
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Midland Bank Occupying a substantial corner site, St Mary’s Street to left side.
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Mond Buildings Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
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Mond Buildings Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
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Mond Buildings Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
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Mond Buildings Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
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Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
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Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Hall Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
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Mount Pleasant Baptist School Blocks Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
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Mount Pleasant Hotel Set against hillside on corner of Heathfield, a scarce domestic survivor of late Georgian Swansea.
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National Bank Ltd On corner with Green Dragon Lane.
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National Bank Ltd On corner with Green Dragon Lane
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National Westminster Bank End building to terraced group on right.
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No 4 The Strand (Colonial Buildings including Ace Electrical Spares Centre) End building with exposed flank facing E to Quay Parade.
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No Sign Bar & Munday's Wine Merchants Low brick frontage squashed between tall early C19 terrace to left and Barclay’s Bank to right.
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NO.17 St.mary's Street, West Glamorgan Immediately adjoining rear of Midland Bank, Wind Street.
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NO.2 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
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NO.3 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
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NO.4 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
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NO.6 Wind Street, West Glamorgan In a mixed group of commercial buildings leading up to the Castle.
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NO.61 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
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NO.62 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
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Offices of Associated British Ports Formerly Swansea Harbour Trust Prominently sited overlooking Quay Parade (A483) and occupying the whole street block between Somerset Place and Pier Street.
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Offices of Community Industry Prominently sited at the foot of the hill on the corner with Mount Pleasant Drive.
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Old Cross Keys PH Formerly in the middle of a long street, now an isolated building in open ground opposite St Mary’s Church.
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Old Post Office Building (Now Post Office Sorting Office) Castle
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Pagefield House (Quaker Meeting House) Set back from street on corner with Page Street.
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Palace Theatre Occupying a triangular site bounded by High Street, Bethesda Street and Prince of Wales Road.
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Pedestal & Statue of Sir H.Hussey Vivian Now located at the Rutland Street entrance to modern shopping precinct; originally at Castle Square, thereafter moved in 1936 to Victoria Park and to present site, 1982.
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Pembroke Buildings End of Georgian terrace with former Assembly Rooms adjoining to right.
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Pembroke Buildings End of Georgian terrace with former Assembly Rooms adjoining to right.
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Plinth & Statue of JH Vivian On quayside close to SE corner of main basin of S Dock and now forming the centrepiece to a modern courtyard opposite the Maritime Museum.
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Presbytery at St David's R.C. Church Adjoining SW corner of church with link building overlapping 2 bays of S aisle.
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Presbytery at St Joseph's R.C.Church Attached by cloister/corridor to E of St Joseph’s Church.
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R C Church of St Joseph Tall church building overlooking valley with St John’s Church, Hafod, opposite, long flank to street.
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Restaurant (Exchange Buildings) Occupying a large corner site at Adelaide Street and Cambrian Place overlooking the Royal Institution.
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Restaurant including Nos. 18B & 18C Very large frontage in range of lower buildings.
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Royal Institution of South Wales (Swansea Museum) Occupying an exposed island site facing N across the A483 dual carriageway.
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Royal Institution of South Wales (Swansea Museum) Boundary Walls & Railings Occupying an exposed island site facing N across the A483 dual carriageway.
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School of Art In a group of public buildings at the N end of the city centre.
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St Andrew's United Reformed Church Strongly designed ecclesiastical building occupying an eye-catching position mid way along St Helen’s Road on the corner of George Street.
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St. David's Nursing Home Annexe On a site adjoining terrace at Nos 139 to 148 (consec) St Helen’s Road. Set back from, and above, the road.
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St. David's Priory R.C. Church Within modern precinct of St David’s Centre and close to W of roundabout at bottom of Princess Way. E end to Rutland Street. Church orientated N and S.
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St. Matthew's Church Gable end forward to street with raised churchyard flanking sides and rear. One the site of the medieval chapel of St John the Baptist, rebuilt 1823-4 to designed by Wm Jernegan.
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St. Nicholas Seamen's Church (Swansea Arts Workshop) At the dock end of the street close to the Pump House.
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Swansea Castle In the centre of the city, on the curving W bank of the former course of the River Tawe.
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Swansea County Court & Offices On corner with Princess Way, immediately S of St Mary’s Churchyard.
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Swansea Working Men's Club & Institute Set into slope on corner of Quarry Street.
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Tavern PH & Ye Olde Wine Shoppe Near corner with Oxford Street.
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Technical College Building Occupying a commanding angle site near the brow of the hill. Bryn-Syfi Terrace to side and rear.
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Telecom Building Forward to right of Old Post Office building with modern Head Post Office to right.
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The Bush Hotel Midway between Kings Lane and Welcome Lane.
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The Coach House Part of a mainly Georgian group on the curve of the street rising towards the Castle; large Barclay’s Bank on left.
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The Old Guildhall (Former Annexe to Dynevor Comprehensive School) Large public building close to River Tawe and the former site of West Docks.
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The Pump House Very prominently sited on quayside adjoining locks between inner and outer basins of S Dock. Formerly known as "Power Station".
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Top Rank Club (formerly Albert Hall) Prominently sited on the corner with De La Beche Street.
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Unitarian Church Set back from street with gabled porch reached across an open paved forecourt.
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YMCA Building including Nos. 2-4 Large corner block on corner of Page Street and running back to Northampton Lane.
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York Place Baptist Chapel Occupying the middle part of an island site at the E end of Oystermouth Road.
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York Place Baptist Chapel Hall Occupying the middle part of an island site at the E end of Oystermouth Road.