Between the Lakes (90 Isis Lake)

A delightful home in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park Modern, bright and attractive, the lodge is set in a secure, private residence with extensive mature grounds, lakeside views to front and rear and a range of leisure facilities on site including: tennis courts, children’s play area, table tennis, boules,* outdoor games and indoor games room. Launch point for non-motorised craft on Windrush lake and coarse and fly-fishing available in season. 24hr security. The space Between the Lakes (90 Isis Lake) is situated off the main drive in a small cluster of lodges in a lawned area, set with mature specimen trees. There is a lake with fountain to the rear with a further lake facing the lodge. Take a leisurely walk around the development or take the path by the play area for a short walk to nearby South Cerney, with a choice of pubs, local shops and services. It has: - Fully equipped kitchen with oven, induction hob and microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer - Cloakroom with toilet, washbasin and washer-dryer - Living/ dining room leading to private terrace, lawn and fabulous lake views - Upstairs to 3 bedrooms: master with king size, en-suite and views to lake at rear, double and twin room with views to the lake at front - Family bathroom with shower over bath - Freesat, Discovery+, Amazon Prime and wifi Guest access You have all of our home to yourselves, although you will be visited by ducks, geese and swans at times. Other things to note There is a wealth of outdoor activities available on the doorstep including water sports, bike hire, archery, bird watching and golf. You can even spend a day at the beach complete with pedalos, picnic area and gelato. After all that activity you can treat yourself to a soothing spa experience at the De Vere Hotel, just across the road. It is in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park, and full details about the area can be found on their website. Five miles from the lakes is historic Cirencester, capital of the south Cotswolds. As the Roman Corinium it became the second largest Roman town in Britain. Discover the history and treasures of Cirencester at the Corinium museum or, just a street away, pay a visit to St John the Baptist, the largest of the areas ‘Wool’ churches. Cirencester is a lively town with outdoor and indoor marketplaces and a great range of independent shops and vibrant cafés and places to eat. Away from the towns there is plenty to explore; the glorious gardens at Hidcote, Snowshill and Kiftsgate to name but three, the Farm and Wildlife Parks and the wonderful walking at Cirencester Park, on Minchinhampton Common and in the Windrush Valley and easy access to the A419 makes the lakes an excellent base if you want to explore further afield. Perfect location for the Cheltenham Festivals, especially Gold Cup week * You’ll need to bring your own own kit.