Mill Village 66, Damsel Cottage (P), Somerford Keynes

Gloucestershire. Sleeps up to 6

Ground Floor
Living/dining area
* 2 x 2/3 seat sofas and 1 x arm chair
* 46" SMART TV
* Dining table with seating for 6
* Double doors to south facing sun deck
* Log burner

Sun deck
* Large south facing sun deck, with direct lake frontage
* Panoramic views of Somerford Lagoon
* Table with seating for 5/6, sun parasol
* Charcoal BBQ
* Railings, steps down to lake (gate at bottom of steps)
* Shared pontoon

Kitchen
* Modern and well equipped
* Single oven/grill with four ring ceramic hob
* Washer dryer
* Built in Fridge/Freezer
* Half size dishwasher
* Microwave

Shower room
* Electric instantaneous shower, basin and WC
First Floor
Bedroom
* 5' Double bed
* Built in wardrobe
* Lake views
* En-Suite
* Bath
* Basin & WC

Bedroom
* 2 x 3' single beds
* Can be configured as a 6' double
* 28" TV
* Limited storage

Bedroom
* 2 x 3' single beds
* Limited storage

Family bathroom
* Bath with hand held shower and shower curtain
* Basin and WC

More Information
The Estate
* 550 acres of private nature reserve, including seven lakes and three rivers
* Traditionally styled Cotswold stone holiday cottages
* Outdoor, heated pool (Open Easter to the end of October and over Christmas and New Year)
* Excellent and varied fishing
* Tennis court
* Children's play area
* Soft play - charges apply
* Table tennis
* Close to Cirencester and convenient for exploring the Cotswolds
* Good transport links (approx 1.5 hours from West London)
* No large single sex parties are permitted on site
* Somerford Lagoon, being an internationally important site for wintering wildfowl, can only be used for non-powered water sports between 1st April and 30th of September. The footpath to the Southern and Eastern edge of Somerford Lagoon is not accessible from the 1st of October to the 31st of March, in order to minimise disturbance to the wintering wildfowl. Spinney Lake is available for non-powered water sports throughout the year.

This vacation home is located in Cirencester. Bristol Aero Collectlon and Corinium Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Cirencester Roman Amphitheatre and Swindon and Cricklade Railway. Lakeside Ski & Wake and Combat Splat are also worth visiting. Water skiing and motor boating offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling and horse riding nearby.