Cotswold stone lakeside house with hot tub (Heron)

Sitting on the lake edge, Heron is a 3 bedroom house perfect for families or couples wising to explore the Cotswolds or enjoy the tranquility. Sleeping up to 5 people this luxury holiday home consists of a large lounge-diner with lake and garden views, fully fitted kitchen & downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms, an ensuite & family bathroom. Outside there is a private garden with hot tub. Complimentary WiFi is available within the house and grounds. All our properties are non-smoking The main living space has two sofas, flat screen TV and occasional furniture, dining table and chairs. The house is centrally heated with underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs, with ample hot water all controlled by thermostat. Outside, accessed from a gate on the decking, is a the large lawn area, patio, garden furniture, BBQ and children’s swing set and trampoline. The house also boasts its own private section of the garden with Hot tub overlooking the lake. You will find a great many water birds resident here, swans, mallards, great crested grebes, moor hens, coots, herons are all resident with the occasional visit from other types of ducks and geese, with a great many babies to see during the spring and summer. In the garden and grounds and as you stroll around the lakes you will find a great many species of garden birds feeding and nesting and a wealth of flora and fauna. We offer Course and Carp fishing here at Whelford Pools on our day ticket lake, there is a charge for this. We also have a tackle and bait shop on site that also sells cold drinks, sweets and snacks. If you want to try your hand at fishing we can kit you out with reasonably priced tackle. The Owner is on site most days and will respond to any calls. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside and pretty Cotswold villages and towns. Trout fishing is available at Lechlade, 4 miles, wher you will also be able to walk the tow path along the River Thames, find plenty of places to eat and a variety of shops. Walk the Thames Path under the ancient Halfpenny bridge and enjoy a trip up the river by barge. and at Bibury, 5 miles, you can feed the young fish at the trout farm. Whilst here make time to visit the word famous Arlington Row. Next to Bibury are Eastleach, Coln St Aldwyns, Hatherop, Southrop, Quenington, The Barrinngtons and The Westwells. Further afield are Bourton on the Water, a very pretty and popular day out with Birdland, The Motor Museum ( the home of Brum!) the Model Village, lots of gift and different shops and spotting the Trout on a pretty walk along the River Windrush.