Grade II* listed buildings in Flintshire
Appearance
In the United Kingdom, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical, or cultural significance; Grade II* structures are those considered to be "particularly important buildings of more than special interest".[1] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning Act 1947. Once listed, strict limitations are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or fittings. In Wales, the authority for listing under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990[2] rests with Cadw.
Buildings
[edit]Name | Location Grid Ref.[note 1] Geo-coordinates |
Date Listed | Function | Notes | Reference Number | Image |
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Bryn Iorcyn Manor | Llanfynydd SJ3004356936 53°06′18″N 3°02′47″W / 53.105034790384°N 3.0463975803014°W |
14 February 1952 | House | Situated c.1km NE of Cymau at the head of a drive running W from Bryn Yorkin Road.[3][4] | 6 | Upload Photo |
Trimley Hall | Llanfynydd SJ2775155836 53°05′41″N 3°04′49″W / 53.094842625038°N 3.0803785653813°W |
14 February 1952 | Farm building | Situated c1km NW of Ffrith, reached from a series of by-roads running W from the B5101.[5][6] | 8 | Upload Photo |
St Deiniol's Parish Church | Hawarden SJ3154565918 53°11′09″N 3°01′33″W / 53.185955643539°N 3.0258888526994°W |
7 February 1962 | Church | Situated at the end of Church Lane within a walled churchyard.[7][8] | 12 | |
The House of Correction | Hawarden SJ3174665719 53°11′03″N 3°01′22″W / 53.184193019912°N 3.0228388487887°W |
7 February 1962 | Lock-up | A mid-18th century lock-up traditionally ascribed to Joseph Turner.[9][10] Cross Tree Lane (E. side) | 21 | |
Aston Hall | Hawarden SJ3091967029 53°11′45″N 3°02′08″W / 53.195859560529°N 3.0354958786543°W |
7 February 1962 | House | Situated off the road in its own walled grounds.[11][12] | 23 | Upload Photo |
Plas-yn-Bwl | Caergwrle, Hope SJ3048357075 53°06′23″N 3°02′23″W / 53.106341675131°N 3.0398566805339°W |
2 July 1962 | House | Located at the southern edge of Caergwrle village on an elevated site above the A 541 (Wrexham Road); situated at the end of the lane partly behind low rubble forecourt walls.[13][14] | 29 | Upload Photo |
Pack Horse Bridge | Caergwrle, Hope SJ3061557610 53°06′40″N 3°02′17″W / 53.111167209761°N 3.0380011170052°W |
7 February 1962 | Bridge | Spanning the River Alyn in the centre of Caergwrle village, at the end of Fellows Lane.[15][16] | 30 | |
The Brewhouse at Fferm Farmhouse | Leeswood SJ2791960325 53°08′07″N 3°04′44″W / 53.13520975005°N 3.0788800367675°W |
7 February 1962 | Brewhouse | Situated at the end of the driveway leading to Fferm Farmhouse, to the N side of the A541 and immediately adjacent to Fferm Farmhouse.[17][18] | 31 | Upload Photo |
Rhydyn Hall | Hope SJ3113857086 53°06′23″N 3°01′48″W / 53.106525645739°N 3.030076828837°W |
2 July 1962 | House | Overlooking the river Alyn to the E, on the line of Wat's Dyke, approximately 0.5km E of Caergwrle village centre; accessed via an unmetalled lane running S from the road.[19][20] | 34 | Upload Photo |
Top-y-Fron Hall | Connah's Quay SJ2734469845 53°13′14″N 3°05′23″W / 53.220690225785°N 3.0896397380911°W |
13 September 1977 | House | Located off the E side of the lane at the top of the hill.[21][22] | 55 | Upload Photo |
Church of St Mary | Gwaenysgor, Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor SJ0751981028 53°19′05″N 3°23′23″W / 53.318095516126°N 3.3897317964086°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.[23][24] | 280 | |
Ty Isaf | Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor SJ0758880933 53°19′02″N 3°23′19″W / 53.317253913364°N 3.3886686263537°W |
11 June 1962 | House | At the S end of the village, in a farmyard on the W side of a minor road between Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor.[25] | 281 | Upload Photo |
Leeswood Green Farm | Leeswood SJ2635460349 53°08′07″N 3°06′08″W / 53.135211084965°N 3.1022734921708°W |
11 June 1962 | Farmhouse | Situated at the end of a track off the main road, Oak Drive, which runs through Coedllai Leeswood.[26][27] | 286 | Upload Photo |
Church of SS Asaph and Kentigern | Llanasa SJ1065181425 53°19′20″N 3°20′34″W / 53.32220182456°N 3.3428426590828°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | In the centre of Llanasa surrounded by a walled churchyard.[28][29] | 287 | |
Pentre Farmhouse | Llanasa SJ0953582863 53°20′06″N 3°21′36″W / 53.334933983716°N 3.3600028020835°W |
11 June 1962 | Farmhouse | Approximately 0.2km S of the Gronant village, reached by farm road from the centre of the village.[30][31] | 288 | Upload Photo |
Church of St Michael | Caerwys SJ1273872860 53°14′44″N 3°18′33″W / 53.245582355806°N 3.3091647402166°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | At the centre of a large square churchyard on the SW side of the town, with the main entrance from Pen y Cefn Road.[32][33] | 291 | |
Maes-y-coed Farmhouse | Caerwys SJ1299071490 53°14′00″N 3°18′18″W / 53.233312354349°N 3.305014699617°W |
11 June 1962 | Farmhouse | Reached down a short farm road on the S side of the A541, just W of the junction of the A541 and B5122.[34] | 293 | Upload Photo |
Brithdir Mawr | Cilcain SJ1784962937 53°09′26″N 3°13′48″W / 53.157223712381°N 3.2300350916516°W |
11 June 1962 | Hall House | Situated 2.5 km SW of Cilcain, reached from a minor road running W off the by road to Cilcain from Loggerheads.[35][36] | 298 | |
Orchard Wall at Berthymaen Farm | Llanasa SJ1254180693 53°18′57″N 3°18′51″W / 53.318630051199°N 3.314274623956°W |
11 June 1962 | Wall | On the SE side of the farmhouse and on the opposite side of the road.[37][38] | 300 | Upload Photo |
Church of St Michael and All Angels | Nannerch SJ1667069676 53°13′03″N 3°14′58″W / 53.217601780709°N 3.2494222456961°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | At the northern end of the village set back from the road.[39][40] | 308 | |
Penbedw Uchaf, including attached garden wall | Nannerch SJ1551468712 53°12′32″N 3°15′59″W / 53.208755799927°N 3.2664744380164°W |
11 June 1962 | House | Approx. 1.5km SW of Nannerch village, reached by farm road on the S side of a minor road between Nannerch and Llandyrnog. The house faces S with farm buildings to the N, pond to the S and orchard to the W.[41][42] | 310 | Upload Photo |
Walgoch | Nannerch SJ1618569149 53°12′46″N 3°15′24″W / 53.212789393791°N 3.2565451161453°W |
11 June 1962 | House | Approximately 0.7km SW of Nannerch village on the S side of a minor road between Nannerch and Llandyrnog.[43][44] | 311 | Upload Photo |
St Mary's Parish Church | Nercwys SJ2347960421 53°08′08″N 3°08′43″W / 53.135452379776°N 3.1452551824477°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | Situated near the village cross-roads on a slight rise and set in its own churchyard.[45][46] Village Street (W Side), Nercwys | 312 | |
Church of St Michael & All Angels | Trelawnyd, Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor SJ0890679634 53°18′21″N 3°22′07″W / 53.305809768832°N 3.3685167812613°W |
11 June 1962 | Church | On the W side of the village and on the E side of a minor road S of London Road (A5151), the main road through the village.[47][48] | 316 | |
Cross in churchyard of the Church of St Michael & All Angels | Trelawnyd, Trelawnyd and Gwaenysgor SJ0890979618 53°18′20″N 3°22′06″W / 53.305666507754°N 3.3684671755015°W |
11 June 1962 | Preaching cross | On the S side of the church.[49][50] | 317 | |
Northop Hall Farm (Llaneurgain) | Northop Hall SJ2680268436 53°12′29″N 3°05′51″W / 53.207952761456°N 3.0974319436287°W |
11 June 1962 | Farmhouse | To S of road, about 300m SE of crossroads with Smithy Lane.[51][52] | 323 | Upload Photo |
Coed-y-cra Uchaf | Halkyn SJ2268270250 53°13′25″N 3°09′34″W / 53.223670764076°N 3.1595461804208°W |
11 June 1962 | On the NE side of the A55 and reached by minor road from the W side by a bridge across the main road.[53][54] | 326 | Upload Photo | |
Plas Uchaf | Whitford SJ1390479243 53°18′11″N 3°17′36″W / 53.303133572747°N 3.2934269713154°W |
6 November 1962 | Set down and on the W side of the lane which runs N from Whitford to Tre Mostyn.[55][56] | 337 | Upload Photo | |
Bryn Sion | Ysceifiog SJ1365571985 53°14′16″N 3°17′43″W / 53.237869400781°N 3.2951890233225°W |
11 June 1962 | Approx. 0.75km NE of Afonwen and reached by private road on the W side of a minor road between Afonwen and Babell.[57][58] | 347 | Upload Photo | |
Pantgwynmawr | Ysceifiog SJ1551872233 53°14′25″N 3°16′02″W / 53.240398295066°N 3.2673487120816°W |
11 June 1962 | Approx. 0.8km NNE of Ysceifiog church, on the NE side at the end of a lane N of a minor road between Ysceifiog and Lixwm.[59][60] | 348 | Upload Photo | |
Llwyn-erddyn | Ysceifiog SJ1760172636 53°14′40″N 3°14′10″W / 53.24434788271°N 3.2362493267048°W |
11 June 1962 | Approx. 1.8km NNE of Lixwm and reached by private road W of a minor road between Lixwm and Brynford.[61][62] | 350 | Upload Photo | |
Drybridge Lodge, Mostyn Hall | Mostyn SJ1508180078 53°18′39″N 3°16′34″W / 53.310827592401°N 3.2759934582307°W |
12 October 1969 | House | Built above a minor road between Rhewl Mostyn and Tre-Mostyn to the S of Mostyn Hall at the end of a long drive, now a footpath, from Pennsylvania Lodge in Whitford.[63][64] | 352 | |
Bethesda Welsh Presbyterian Chapel and schoolroom | Mold SJ2367963780 53°09′56″N 3°08′35″W / 53.165668894911°N 3.1430680034117°W |
29 June 1981 | Chapel | Built 1863.[65][66] New Street | 391 | |
Parish Church of St. James | Holywell SJ1853376276 53°16′38″N 3°13′24″W / 53.277203602023°N 3.2232197189527°W |
26 July 1951 | Church | Perpendicular church, 14th century, largely rebuilt 1769-70, chancel added 1884-5.[67][68] Greenfield Street | 428 | |
Holywell Junction railway station | Holywell SJ1962277941 53°17′32″N 3°12′26″W / 53.292332998852°N 3.207313887136°W |
10 January 1970 | Railway Station | Situated at the far end of the road on the SW side of the coastal railway.[69][70] | 510 | |
Stokyn Hall | Greenfield, Holywell SJ1793678025 53°17′34″N 3°13′57″W / 53.292829002827°N 3.2326230140699°W |
19 August 1991 | Country house | Set in its own grounds, close to the NW boundary of the Community Council area.[71][72] | 512 | Upload Photo |
Agricultural Range to S. Side of the Farmyard | Holway, Holywell SJ1730976214 53°16′35″N 3°14′30″W / 53.276456614917°N 3.2415551194387°W |
24 February 1976 | Originally a monastic grange to the Cistercian Abbey of Basingwerk.[73][74] Grange, Grange Lane, Holway | 514 | Upload Photo | |
Hartsheath Hall | Leeswood SJ2863660246 53°08′05″N 3°04′05″W / 53.134596418902°N 3.0681472120056°W |
4 October 1980 | Hall | Situated in a fine nineteenth century landscape park to the N side of the A541 approximately 0.5 km to the E of Pontblyddyn.[75][76] | 537 | Upload Photo |
Coach-house and Stables to NE of Hartsheath | Leeswood SJ2878560386 53°08′09″N 3°03′57″W / 53.13587462133°N 3.0659516622673°W |
4 October 1980 | Coach house and stables | Situated in the landscape park, at end of track to NE of Hartsheath Hall.[77][78] | 539 | Upload Photo |
Soughton Hall | Sychdyn, Northop SJ2481967354 53°11′53″N 3°07′37″W / 53.197951433888°N 3.1268613718707°W |
15 April 1985 | Country House Hotel | Reached by the S driveway, a formal tree-lined avenue, and set in parkland.[79][80] | 547 | |
Garden Walls, Corner Turrets, Gates and Gate Piers at Soughton Hall | Sychdyn, Northop SJ2483867314 53°11′51″N 3°07′36″W / 53.197863640317°N 3.1265675890411°W |
15 April 1985 | Walls, etc. | The walled gardens surround all 4 sides of Soughton Hall; the entrance gates are to the S.[81][82] | 548 | |
Stable Block at Soughton Hall | Sychdyn, Northop SJ2480267261 53°11′50″N 3°07′38″W / 53.197113224272°N 3.1270938636418°W |
15 April 1985 | Stables | In a tree-lined enclosure to the SW of the house and facing N. The coach house range is attached at the NW corner.[83][84] | 549 | Upload Photo |
Coach-house Range at Soughton Hall | Sychdyn, Northop SJ2478367268 53°11′50″N 3°07′39″W / 53.197173441908°N 3.1273798637282°W |
15 April 1985 | Coach house | In a tree-lined enclosure to the SW of the house and attached to the stable block at the SE corner. Tall rubble retaining wall to N, beyond which are formal gardens.[85][86] | 550 | Upload Photo |
Talacre Abbey (Westbury Castle) | Talacre, Llanasa SJ1044083375 53°20′23″N 3°20′48″W / 53.339689127127°N 3.346561290409°W |
4 February 1987 | Country House | In its own grounds E of Gronant village, on an elevated site overlooking the Dee Estuary to the N.[87][88] Now renamed Westbury Castle | 558 | |
Riding school & stable at Talacre Abbey | Talacre, Llanasa SJ1039083283 53°20′20″N 3°20′50″W / 53.33885391935°N 3.3472886328085°W |
4 February 1987 | Stables | To the SW of the house and set into the bank of the main approach road.[89][90] | 559 | Upload Photo |
Banqueting House in Walled Garden at Talacre Abbey | Talacre, Llanasa SJ1013683300 53°20′20″N 3°21′04″W / 53.338963522882°N 3.3511043406463°W |
4 February 1987 | Banqueting house | Within the E wall of the walled garden W of the house.[91][92] | 560 | Upload Photo |
Grotto adjoining Folly Tower at Talacre Abbey | Talacre, Llanasa SJ1051083330 53°20′21″N 3°20′44″W / 53.339296617119°N 3.3454975519659°W |
4 February 1987 | Grotto | In woodland on the SE side of the house, and S of the Folly Tower.[93][94] | 563 | Upload Photo |
Home Farm at Talacre Abbey | Talacre, Llanasa SJ1019683145 53°20′15″N 3°21′01″W / 53.337580877763°N 3.3501863883143°W |
4 February 1987 | Farmhouse | On the N side of a track leading from the end of Abbey Drive in Gronant to Talacre Abbey, and approximately 350m SW of the house.[95][96] | 564 | Upload Photo |
Leeswood Hall | Leeswood SJ2525661372 53°08′39″N 3°07′08″W / 53.14425187529°N 3.1189212676685°W |
22 October 1952 | Country house | Situated on the crest of hill close to the by-road from Mold to Leeswood village. Set in an exceptional early C18 landscape park.[97][98] | 567 | |
Pair of Lodges flanking N driveway to Leeswood Hall | Leeswood SJ2544262029 53°09′01″N 3°06′59″W / 53.150182589502°N 3.1162942033364°W |
22 October 1952 | Lodges | Situated facing each other across wide forecourt, linked by late C20 iron work railings. Disused N driveway to Leeswood Hall runs from lodges across meadow to S.[99][100] | 573 | |
Black Gates and Screens at Entrance to the Tower | Nercwys SJ2424762206 53°09′06″N 3°08′03″W / 53.151604399825°N 3.1342006623836°W |
22 October 1952 | Gates | Located on the W side of the main Mold-Nercwys road.[101][102] Formerly Listed together with Leeswood Hall | 574 | Upload Photo |
Parkgate Farm Farmhouse and attached Shippon | Northop SJ2441668252 53°12′21″N 3°07′59″W / 53.20596460132°N 3.1331055747585°W |
6 March 1991 | Farmhouse | On the S edge of Northop and on a triangular site bound by roads. Reached by a narrow by-road which cuts off the NE angle of the triangle. The farmhouse faces E with shippon to N.[103][104] | 592 | Upload Photo |
2 Gelli Fawr | Whitford SJ1277978170 53°17′36″N 3°18′36″W / 53.293306854559°N 3.3100087858353°W |
22 October 1952 | Cottage | On the S side of a lane which runs NW from a roundabout on the A5151. The house, now divided, is set back from the road with long front gardens. To the rear, a boundary wall divides the rear gardens and joins a former stable. No 2 is to the R.[105][106] | 14877 | Upload Photo |
Colomendy | Ysceifiog SJ1321069390 53°12′52″N 3°18′04″W / 53.214476787841°N 3.3011473514864°W |
22 October 1952 | House | Approximately 2km SSW of Ddol reached at the end of a minor road S of the A541.[107][108] | 14879 | Upload Photo |
Gwysaney | Halkyn SJ2276666452 53°11′22″N 3°09′27″W / 53.189550374112°N 3.1573679628462°W |
22 October 1952 | House | In extensive grounds on the N side of Mold and reached by private drive on the N side of the A541.[109][110] | 14885 | |
Berthymaen | Llanasa SJ1249480731 53°18′59″N 3°18′54″W / 53.316273751319°N 3.3149904156101°W |
22 October 1952 | House | On the W side of a minor road on the NE side of Trelogan.[111][112] | 14887 | Upload Photo |
Maes-y-Groes Bella | Cilcain SJ1882563322 53°09′39″N 3°12′56″W / 53.160833602122°N 3.2155403173813°W |
22 October 1952 | House | Situated set back from the road 2.2 km SE of Cilcain, reached from the by road between Loggerheads and Cilcain.[113][114] | 14890 | |
Barn at Nerquis Hall, Nerquis Hall Estate | Nercwys SJ2412460044 53°07′56″N 3°08′08″W / 53.132156600708°N 3.135526778406°W |
12 December 1994 | Barn | Located at the E side of the service court.[115][116] | 15214 | Upload Photo |
U-Shaped Agricultural Range to the W of Fron Hall | Gwernymynydd SJ2224062104 53°09′01″N 3°09′51″W / 53.15039796943°N 3.1641799992095°W |
12 December 1994 | Farm building | Located to the W of Fron Hall.[117][118] Swan Lane (W side), Fron Hall | 15257 | Upload Photo |
Garden Walls and Pavilions at Rhual (including attached Walls and Gatepiers to the Drive Entrance), | Gwernaffield SJ2212164841 53°10′30″N 3°10′00″W / 53.174978083658°N 3.1666259762134°W |
22 October 1952 | Walls and Pavilions | Largely unaltered formal gardens thought to have been built by Evan Edwards post 1660.[119][120] | 16135 | Upload Photo |
Church of St John | Rhydymwyn, Cilcain SJ2045866924 53°11′36″N 3°11′31″W / 53.193451447362°N 3.192019776732°W |
16 October 1995 | Church | Situated in the churchyard close to the centre of the village.[121][122] Church Lane | 16440 | |
Halkyn Castle and attached Stable Block | Halkyn SJ2094570916 53°13′46″N 3°11′09″W / 53.22939992125°N 3.1857226340633°W |
26 November 1996 | In extensive grounds approximately 300m S of Halkyn Church.[123][124] | 17792 | ||
St John the Baptist's Church | Penyffordd SJ3049962812 53°09′28″N 3°02′27″W / 53.157904873374°N 3.0408634037771°W |
6 May 1997 | Church | Situated in a churchyard on the N side of the A5104 at the N end of Penymynydd in an area also known as Pentrobin.[125][126] | 18470 | Upload Photo |
St Matthew's Church | Buckley SJ2839664695 53°10′28″N 3°04′22″W / 53.174548853872°N 3.0727303635311°W |
8 November 1997 | Church | Situated in a churchyard off the E side of Church Road in the NE part of Buckley.[127][128] | 18755 | |
Plymouth House and adjoining Coach House | Northop SJ2448968368 53°12′25″N 3°07′55″W / 53.207017496447°N 3.1320403355193°W |
17 December 1997 | House | Near the E end of the High Street, approx 70m from the junction with Northop Road. Set back from the street and facing N.[129][130] | 19185 | Upload Photo |
Gazebo at Plas Teg | Hope SJ2873959718 53°07′48″N 3°03′59″W / 53.129864883212°N 3.0664904046041°W |
5 June 1998 | Gazebo | Immediately E of Plas Teg.[131][132] | 19762 | Upload Photo |
Old Court | Caerwys SJ1280872949 53°14′47″N 3°18′29″W / 53.24639367139°N 3.3081404256197°W |
22 October 1952 | Fronting the road approximately 40m E of the junction with North and South Streets.[133][134] | 22774 | Upload Photo | |
Grammar School | Northop SJ2466668518 53°12′30″N 3°07′46″W / 53.208390719871°N 3.1294262491844°W |
22 October 1952 | School | Located in the churchyard and forming part of the E boundary. The church is to the SW.[135][136] | 24440 | |
Barn at Gellilyfdy | Ysceifiog SJ1463673887 53°15′18″N 3°16′52″W / 53.255120682493°N 3.2810050807574°W |
22 October 1952 | Barn | Approx. 100m SE of the farmhouse.[137][138] | 24676 | Upload Photo |
The Roman Catholic Church of St David | Pantasaph, Whitford SJ1607175991 53°16′27″N 3°15′36″W / 53.274257751588°N 3.2600571650928°W |
25 May 2001 | Church | Adjoining the R side of Pantasaph Friary and in the grounds.[139][140] | 25240 | |
Franciscan Friary | Pantasaph, Whitford SJ1606776019 53°16′28″N 3°15′36″W / 53.274508741002°N 3.260124535252°W |
25 May 2001 | Friary | Set back from the road in grounds and approached by driveways. The Church of St David adjoins to the R. A linking range to the L joins the friary with the guest house and includes the entrance to the buildings.[141][142] | 25241 | |
Guest House including linking range at Pantasaph Friary | Pantasaph, Whitford SJ1602476014 53°16′28″N 3°15′39″W / 53.274456988142°N 3.2607678698708°W |
25 May 2001 | Friary building | Set back from the road and approached by driveways. The linking range, which includes the main entrance, joins the guest house with the friary, which is to the R.[143][144] | 25242 | Upload Photo |
1 Gelli Fawr | Whitford SJ1278678166 53°17′36″N 3°18′36″W / 53.293272063312°N 3.3099026976074°W |
22 October 1952 | House | On the S side of a lane which runs NW from a roundabout on the A5151. The house, now divided, is set back from the road with long front gardens. To the rear, a boundary wall divides the rear gardens and joins a former stable. No 1 is to the L.[145][146] | 25259 | Upload Photo |
Dovecote and adjoining range at Mostyn Hall | Mostyn SJ1476680645 53°18′57″N 3°16′51″W / 53.315872201925°N 3.2808724914582°W |
28 March 2002 | Dovecote | Forming the SE boundary of the farmyard and at right-angles to Porth Mawr.[147][148] | 26265 | Upload Photo |
South-west Farm Building at Mostyn Hall Farm | Mostyn SJ1472680649 53°18′57″N 3°16′53″W / 53.315901695521°N 3.2814738243361°W |
28 March 2002 | Farm building | Along the SW side of the farmyard at Mostyn Hall, and at right-angles to the dovecote.[149][150] | 26267 | Upload Photo |
North-east Barn at Mostyn Hall Farm with adjoining stable range and flanking wall | Mostyn SJ1475680683 53°18′58″N 3°16′52″W / 53.316212073262°N 3.2810327836437°W |
28 March 2002 | Barn | Forms the NE range of the large farmyard, and in staggered alignment with Porth Mawr, bounding the hall gardens on their SW side.[151][152] | 26269 | Upload Photo |
North-west Range at Mostyn Hall Farm | Mostyn SJ1470380671 53°18′58″N 3°16′55″W / 53.316095685442°N 3.2818248968889°W |
28 March 2002 | Farm building | Forms the NW boundary of the main yard at Mostyn Farm.[153][154] | 26270 | Upload Photo |
Church of St Mary | Broughton, Broughton and Bretton SJ3428364028 53°10′10″N 2°59′04″W / 53.169315120671°N 2.9845323821487°W |
29 January 2003 | Church | In the angle between Church Road and Chester Road (A5104), to the E of a large roundabout. Set in a large rectangular churchyard retaining some original boundary walling, the NW wall replaced when the road was widened.[155][156] | 80779 |
Notes
[edit]- ^ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Buildings & Conservation Areas". Cadw. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
- ^ "Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990". The National Archives. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
- ^ Cadw. "Bryn Iorcyn Manor (6)". National Historic Assets of Wales. Retrieved 9 April 2019.
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External links
[edit]Media related to Grade II* listed buildings in Flintshire at Wikimedia Commons