Mill View, England

Mill View Holiday Cottage with a swimming pool ideal for fishing in Cotswold water park, Gloucestershire, England

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Mill View Cottage is a cute bolt hole, situated within one of the Cotswolds' most acclaimed locations' - the nature-rich, eco-friendly Cotswolds' Water Park. Located within a quiet courtyard setting, the property is very comfortable for two people, with accommodation set across two floors and furnished in a homely, comfortable style,. There is even a wood burner making it just ideal for an autumn or winter retreat! There are fabulous walks across endless miles of countryside (and a village pub too!) all literally from your front door. Warm and welcoming this is delightful little gem for a couple.Please noteUpdates for on-site facilities following the latest Government Guidelines:The government has confirmed that the Spa, indoor pool and gym facilities must remain closed until further notice. Outdoor pools open with restrictions and time slot must be pre booked. Play Areas: The Government has confirmed that we may re-open outdoor play areas. Soft Play Area: The Government has confirmed that this must remain closed until further notice. Open Water: Whilst we understand that the swimming pool facilities will be closed upon a return to the Estate, and you may then be tempted to swim in the lakes, we must remind you that open water swimming on the lakes at Lower Mill Estate can be dangerous and if any person chooses to partake in open water swimming, they must be aware of the following:1. not the open water bodies are lme supervised by nssbstaff2. British Standard buoyancy aids must be worn by all Homeowners, Guests and Renters wishing to use the lakes and users are encouraged to make themselves aware of the location of throw lines which are situated at appropriate locations at the edge of lakes3. Swimmers should ensure that they do not enter the water bodies without supervision from others of their household4. Swimmers will be asked politely to leave the water bodies if it is believed that the activities taking place are dangerous or no buoyancy aids are worn5. No inflatables to be used on the lakes at any time