Cwm Broadwell House lies within its own valley of 35 acres, enjoying glorious unspoilt panoramic views. Half of the house is built of stone and a wealth of timber beams and the other enjoys high ceilings and beautiful pine floors. The 'tall hall', with its views across the valley, rises from ground to roof-level
Cwm Broadwell House accommodates up to eight people generously in two double rooms, one twin room, and one room which can either be twin or zip-linked to form a double bed. A cot and high chair are available and up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome. There is full oil central heating
Outside, the house has an enclosed garden with a rose pergola rising over timber steps. These lead to the top garden with its enclosed lawn, which in turn gives onto Mutton Dingle and the Radnor forest beyond.
The kitchen has a timber-beamed ceiling, Rayburn, gas/elec range cooker, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. The walk in larder houses a cold table, a large freezer, washer/dryer and Belfast sink.
The sitting room has patio doors and a large free-standing wood-burning stove for which initial fuel is supplied.
A full complement of towels and white linen is provided in each of the comfortable bedrooms. There are two bathrooms, one complete with two-person sauna.