Glascwm is a small, sparsely populated community in Powys, Wales, historically part of Radnorshire. It sits in rolling upland countryside of pasture, small streams and patches of moorland, with scattered farms and narrow lanes that make it popular with walkers and riders seeking quiet country scenery.
The local economy is largely agricultural, focused on sheep and cattle, with a degree of rural tourism and smallholdings. The area has medieval roots and a modest church and field pattern that reflect long-standing farming traditions; socially it feels close-knit, centred on village gatherings, the village hall and seasonal events rather than any large commercial centre.
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