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Listed Buildings in Churchstoke, Powys

  1. II 1, Bridge End, Churchstoke, Montgomery
    Houses located at the junction of Bridge End and Castle Road, facing the road bridge over the River Camlad and in a position slightly set down from the road.
  2. II 2 Bridge End, Churchstoke, Montgomery
    Houses located at the junction of Bridge End and Castle Road, facing the road bridge over the River Camlad and in a position slightly set down from the road.
  3. II Aston Hall
    Located down slope from the B4385 (N side) close to the valley bottom. Probably a platform site.
  4. II Bacheldre Barns
    Located in the hamlet of Bacheldre, enclosing the N and NE sides of the courtyard to the front of Bacheldre Farmhouse.
  5. II Bacheldre Hall
    Located in the hamlet of Bacheldre close to Bacheldre Malthouse and Bacheldre Farmhouse on low lying ground. The house is fronted by a driveway and garden, with farm buildings to the S.
  6. II Bacheldre House
    Located in the hamlet of Bacheldre opposite Bacheldre malthouse on low lying land. There is a courtyard to the front of the building, enclosed by a large L-shaped barn and a bakehouse to the rear.
  7. II Bacheldre Mill
    Located in a low lying position next to a stream which flows N into the River Caebitra. It stands in a yard at right angles to the miller's house, a double depth, masonry building with alterations, a
  8. II Bridge View
    Cottage located on the E side of the continuation of Wernddu Lane close to the junction with Castle Road, slightly raised above the surrounding ground.
  9. II Broadway House
    Located on the N side of the A489, in landscaped gardens with a pond to the W . Paddock and stables to the front and farm buildings to the rear.
  10. II Brynafon
    Adjoining house and shop located centrally within the village, opposite the Court House Public House on the corner of Cae Camlad. Cobbled paving in front.
  11. II Brynawel
    Situated in the centre of Hyssington, and adjoining a house to the left. Set back from a farm road by a low wall.
  12. II Cefn Farmhouse
    On E side of Hyssington to Old Churchstoke road. The house faces W on to a farmyard with C20 buildings, and has a lean-to attached to the N gable which has a large oven.
  13. II Christmas Cottage
    Located in the hamlet of Bacheldre immediately to the rear and at right angles to Bacheldre Farmhouse.
  14. II Church of St Mary The Virgin Photos
    In an isolated position just outside the hamlet of Snead, to the S of the main A 489, 5km from Churchstoke. The church occupies the centre of a small rectangular churchyard which is raised above the
  15. II Church of St Nicholas Photos
    The church stands in a large circular churchyard in a raised position overlooking the confluence of the Rivers Caebitra and Camlad in a central position within the village.
  16. II Churchstoke Hall
    Located on the corner of Castle Road and Green Lane. A courtyard to the rear of the hall is lined by a barn converted to dwellings and a mews with attached house.
  17. II Churchstoke Pottery, Teashop and School House
    Formerly school and school house fronting Castle Road, with a car park to the E which used to be the playground.
  18. II Fir Court
    Located S of Castle Road behind Fir Court Stables and with a small garden to the rear. The house is at the centre of a small housing development of c1995.
  19. II Fir Court Stables
    Located alongside Castle Road. Fir Court stands to its S, and the Tithe Map of 1840 suggests that there was once a further range of farm buildings between the two.
  20. II Glebe Farm
    Situated on the west side of minor road through Old Churchstoke, approximately 60m N of a T-junction. The house is below the road and reached down a short farm road. The house has farm buildings to
  21. II Graigfryn
    Near the border with England on the southern side of the A489 facing the road, west of Snead farmhouse (7701) and north of St Mary’s Church, Snead (17367).
  22. II Great Brithdir Farmhouse
    Isolated farmhouse on the S side of Corndon Hill, and on the S side of the road between Hyssington and Old Churchstoke. The house is built on a sloping site and faces N on to the farmyard.
  23. II Hurdley Farm
    South facing house and byre at a bend in the road in Hurdley. Stands immediately west of Lower Hurdley Farm.
  24. II Hurdley Hall Photos
    Isolated house reached down a steep driveway from Hurdley and Lower Hurdley Farms. The house faces N on to a driveway, with a large garden on the other three sides.
  25. II Hyssington Farm Photos
    Situated on the SE side of Hyssington village, and reached by a short farm road. The house faces W on to the farm yard.
  26. II Lower Hurdley Farmhouse
    South facing house set back from the road on a sloping site, enclosed by a stone wall on the S, W and N side, and by a yard on the E side. It stands immediately E of Hurdley Farm.
  27. II Lower Mellington Farmhouse
    Located in low-lying pasture land, and accessed from a long track leading S from the A489, which crosses the River Caebitra. C18 and C19 farm buildings are situated to the N including a masonry stabl
  28. II Mellington Gatehouse
    Located at the junction of the B4385 and the lane to Bacheldre in a low lying position close to the River Camlad. Offa's Dyke runs immediately to its W.
  29. II Mellington Hall
    Located in a landscaped parkland setting with excellent views of the surrounding countryside. The hall is approached by a long driveway, entered through a gatehouse and with iron gates closer to the
  30. II Middle Alport
    At the end of a narrow lane on the east side of the A490, 1.2km north of Churchstoke. The house faces E on to an enclosed yard with C19 barn and cow house.
  31. II Milestone
    Located in the verge on the S side of the A489 in front of the car park to Harry Tuffins supermarket.
  32. II Milestone
    Located behind the boundary wall of the garden to Ivy house on the S side of the A489.
  33. II Milestone
    Located on the N side of the B4385 in the grass verge in Mellington.
  34. II Milestone
    Located on the N side of the B 4385 in the grass verge
  35. II Pentre Hall
    Located along a track c 0.5km S of the B4385 in the hamlet of Pentre. The hall is situated amongst modern farm buildings.
  36. II Pentre House
    Located in the hamlet of Pentre, to the N of the B4385, near Pentre Farm.
  37. II Pentre Mill
    Located on a track to the N of the B4385 in a slight hollow where a stream runs down the hillside towards the road and the river Camlad. Positioned slightly below Pentre Hall.
  38. II Pentrenant Farmhouse
    Located in the hamlet of Pentrenant, the S end facing the road. There are a number of stone outbuildings to the N and E.
  39. II Pentrenant Hall
    Located in the hamlet of Pentrenant behind Pentrenant Farmhouse, and possibly replacing it as the primary residence. Approached by a driveway, at the end of which are ornate cast iron gate piers.
  40. II Snead Farmhouse
    Located on the S side of the A489 fronting the road with modern farm buildings to the W.
  41. II Sylfaen
    Adjoining house and shop located centrally within the village, opposite the Court House Public House on the corner of Cae Camlad. Cobbled paving in front.
  42. II Telephone Call-box on Green, Hyssington
    Located on the north-west edge of the small green at the centre of Hyssington village, on the east side of the lane that runs north-south through the village.
  43. II The Cave
    On a minor lane in open countryside to the north of Churchstoke near the border with England, north-east of Upper Alport (17350) on the east side of the Afon Camlad. The house is on a steeply slopin
  44. II The Court House Inn Photos
    Public House located immediately N of the Church in the centre of the village. There is a car park in front and outbuildings to the rear.
  45. II The Ivy House
    Situated on the A489 (S side), approximately 100m W of turning to Hyssington. Set back from the road by a short driveway, and with outbuildings to the N and E.
  46. II The Llanerch (also known as Park House)
    On S side of minor road between Churchstoke and Hyssington, entered through white gate posts opposite a farm track. House enclosed within a large garden with outbuilding on N side.
  47. II The Meadows
    Located in low lying meadow land close to the River Camlad, accessed by a track leading off Wernddu Lane, a road of some antiquity linking Churchstoke with the Kerry Ridgeway.
  48. II The Old Courthouse
    On the S side of the B4385 at a staggered junction with a lane to Cwm and Wernddu Lane. The gable of the house fronts the road. There is a garden to the E of the house and a courtyard beyond surroun
  49. II Todleth House
    Located along a driveway to the N of the A489 with gardens to front and rear.
  50. II Upper Alport
    On N side of a narrow lane on the E side of A490, 1.2km N of Churchstoke.

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