Belle Vue Hotel, Belle Vue Terrace, Llanwrtyd Wells, Brecknockshire, Powys, Mid Wales, LD5

Traditional Bars and Lounge (40)
Restaurant/Function Room (50)
Eleven Letting Bedrooms (Six En-Suite)
Four Bedroom Owners Accommodation
Gardens and Car Parking
Investment Purchase

TRADE AREAS
The MAIN BAR AREA is conveniently located to the front of the property and is accessed by an entrance vestibule which has feature mosaic tiled floor and panelled walls. The room is arranged around an 'L' shaped BAR SERVERY which is the fulcrum of the trading area and has tongue and grooved panel frontage and pine polished counter. There are two fireplaces in the room, one with raised hearth and keystone arch over, the other having a stone lintel, currently utilised for the storage of logs. The room is carpeted, has beamed ceiling, part panelled and part exposed stone walls. It has fixed dralon upholstered wall seating and loose matching banqueting style chairs with high stools to servery, currently arranged to accommodate approximately 20 customers seated. There is a GAMES AREA with darts throw and pool table with canopy over. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S TOILETS.

The room opens out into a LOUNGE AREA with carvery hatch accessed from the kitchen. The room has part exposed stone walls, beamed ceiling and part panelled walls. Counter from the CENTRAL BAR SERVERY and assorted loose seating for about 20 or so customers.

The RESTAURANT has feature boarded floor, beamed ceiling, pews and banqueting chairs. This chameleon style room is used for Sunday lunches, functions/private parties and can cater for between 40-50 customers seated. Good sized CATERING KITCHEN with quarry tiled black and tan floor, fully tiled walls and a comprehensive selection of stainless steel catering effects and work surfaces and extraction canopy. This is a good sized room with FREEZER ROOM and 'walk in' DRY STORE off. Also as part of the service complex is a good sized ground floor OFFICE.

At BASEMENT LEVEL is a good sized BEER CELLAR with delivery access from the side of the premises, the cellar being arranged in two rooms.