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Monkey Place Country House - accommodation in the Hunter Valley

Monkey Place Country House (Broke)4.7 (23)

From $1,035

Four queen bedrooms plus a bunk room make this sandstone house a natural fit for families or friends sharing a weekend away.

Hunter Moon Country House - accommodation in the Hunter Valley

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Hunter Moon Country House (Broke)5.0 (64)

A quiet games lounge with Xbox, Chromecast and board games gives guests a break from the main gathering.

Broke Estate - accommodation in the Hunter Valley

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Broke Estate (Broke)4.8 (65)

A restored 1890s two-bedroom cottage and a riverside bell tent on a small family vineyard in Broke, with mountain and vine views.

Choosing a House for Your Group

Away from the busier cellar-door roads of Pokolbin, Broke sits in the quieter Broke Fordwich wine district on Singleton's western side, and its holiday houses range from a restored vineyard cottage for four to a 25-acre estate that sleeps 22. A family in town for a wedding, friends marking a 40th or 50th, or a few couples on a reunion weekend can all find a house that fits.

What each Broke house brings to a group stay:

Monkey Place Country House, 69-71 Wollombi St: a sandstone house on six acres of native garden for 8 to 14 guests, with four queen bedrooms and a bunk room of four king single bunks, from $1,035
Hunter Moon Country House, 919 Milbrodale Rd: room for 22 guests in eight bedrooms with six bathrooms, a king bed in every room and a private creek beyond the paddock
Broke Estate, 1260 Broke Rd: a restored 1890 cottage with two king bedrooms and their own ensuites, plus a bell tent for two on a deck beside Wollombi Brook
Water and warmth: a swimming pool and year-round heated outdoor spa at Monkey Place, a jacuzzi just off the Hunter Moon deck, and an outdoor fireplace at the Broke Estate glamping site
Cooking for everyone: a cook's kitchen and one long table seating the whole group at Monkey Place, a fully equipped kitchen and indoor dining area at Hunter Moon, and a full kitchen with gas stove in the Broke Estate cottage

House rules are worth reading before the group commits. Monkey Place needs the person booking to be at least 21, wants written approval in advance for any party or function, and is not available for end-of-school celebrations, so treat it as a place to stay unless the manager agrees otherwise.

Two to four guests: the Broke Estate cottage gives two couples a king bedroom and ensuite each, ducted air conditioning and a slow combustion wood heater, while the canvas bell tent with a queen bed and record player suits one couple after something different
Eight to 14 guests: Monkey Place Country House has four queen bedrooms (one with an ensuite), a bunk room beside bedrooms three and four, and two trundle beds for children or extra friends
Up to 22 guests: Hunter Moon's full estate spreads people across rooms named Moon, Azure, Rose and Mandarin, with the Frida Kahlo Room the largest at four guests with its own ensuite
Smaller groups at Hunter Moon can book Hunter Moon House alone, which is five bedrooms and three bathrooms without the three verandah rooms

Days and nights on a Broke property

Wildlife comes with the setting at Hunter Moon, where birdlife, kangaroos and wombats share the 25 acres and evenings tend to finish around the fire pit
Broke Estate is a working family vineyard with 14 acres of vines and its own small-batch wines, so guests are asked to stay out of the rows for biosecurity, and January to March is the busy vineyard season
For quieter moments, Hunter Moon has a separate lounge with a smart TV, Chromecast, Xbox and board games, and Monkey Place gathers everyone around a large sandstone fireplace in winter
Monkey Place sits on Wollombi Street near several boutique cellar doors and Margan Restaurant, and in-house catering can be organised through Monkey Place Catering if nobody wants to cook

Common Questions About Group Holiday Rentals

Which house in Broke takes the largest group?

Hunter Moon Country House, which sleeps up to 22 across eight bedrooms and six bathrooms on 25 acres off Milbrodale Road. Next in size is Monkey Place Country House, built for eight to 14.

Can we throw a party at a Broke holiday house?

Not without asking first. Monkey Place Country House requires written approval in advance for parties and functions, the booker must be 21 or older, and it isn't available for end-of-school groups. For Hunter Moon Country House and Broke Estate, raise any celebration plans with the host before booking.

Is there a Broke stay suited to just one couple?

Broke Estate has a glamping site on the bank of Wollombi Brook for two: a bell tent with a queen bed and record player, a private amenities pod with kitchen, shower and eco toilet, and an outdoor fireplace on the deck. Its 1890 cottage takes up to four.

Who looks after check-in at Monkey Place Country House?

The house is managed by Unwind Hunter Valley, which handles bookings, check-in and the house rules. Catering for the group can be arranged through Monkey Place Catering.