a stream, running north-east to south-west through the centre of the parish, which is dammed to form six ponds. The parish is connected by bus at Harewood End to Hereford, Ross-on-Wye, and Gloucester Landmarks The Church of St Dennis is a Grade II* listed parish church dating to the 14th century and restored in 1877–78. It is built of sandstone and comprises a nave with a beam-trussed roof, possibly 16th century, a chancel with barrel-vaulted roof, a three-stage tower with three bells, and a timber-framed north porch. Within the church is a 13th-century ledger stone and a 13th-century font. There are a further seven listed buildings and structures, all Grade II. At the south of St Dennis' is a medieval churchyard cross. Also at the south of the church is Pencoyd Court, a two-storey house dating possibly to the 17th century, and of sandstone, part stuccoed, with mid-19th-century bay windows and slate roof. To the north-east from Pencoyd Court is a sandstone dovecote, possibly early 19th century, with a slate pyramidal roof. The Old Manor house to the north-east from the church, is a probable 17th-century house with mid-20th-century restoration, of 'H-plan', constructed as two-storys with attic in sandstone with tiled roof. At Netherton is the 'E-plan' two-storey Netherton Farmhouse, possibly dating to the 16th century, of sandstone, and with timber-framing with pargeting infills. To the east from the farmhouse is a stable, datestone dated 1761. It is of sandstone, and of three bays and two levels with a corrugated iron roof. The stable is of "value as a rare local dated example". At the north of the parish, on the A49 road, is Harewood Park Lodge, an early to mid-19th-century house, previously a lodge to the 1952-demolished Harewood Park. It is of sandstone ashlar, of one storey, and with a slate roof. References External links Llanwarne & District Group Parish Council. Retrieved 20 May 2019 "Pencoyd", Genuki. Retrieved 20 May 2019 "Pencoyd, Herefordshire", A Vision of Britain through Time Hamlets in Herefordshire Civil parishes in Herefordshire