Fisherman’s Lodge on The River Test - Heron

The Fisherman’s Lodge on the banks of the River Test offers charming accommodation in the idyllic garden of historic Wherwell Mill. The converted barn is divided into two stunning studio spaces - Heron and Egret Lodges. Inspired by the tranquillity of the river and the beauty of the surrounding valley, the light spacious rooms, oak floors and muted colours all create an atmosphere of relaxation. Wherwell is ideally located for world-class fishing and exploring the glorious Test Valley. The space The lodges were originally a carpenter's barn on the Priory Estate. Now in the garden of the 18th century water mill, the barn has been converted into a modern and beautiful space, while still keeping the original features of the unique building. Heron Lodge is literally on the banks of the renowned Test river, with spectacular views of the water meadows. Wake up in the morning and admire the incredible variety of river birds from your window - kingfishers, swans, herons, egrets, wagtails to name a few. Wherwell Church is just a stone's throw away on the other side of the river and the gentle chiming of the bells is a wonderful, soothing sound to listen out for. Heron and Egret self-catering lodges can be booked separately or together and are suitable for up to 2 guests each. They are adjacent but not adjoining so there isn't a connecting door and they have separate entrances. The studio rooms can be made up as 2 single beds or a super king-size double. Each lodge has a well equipped kitchenette with an induction hob, combi-oven and fridge. The bathroom has a bath and a good, strong shower. There is excellent wifi and a TV in the living area. Access to Heron Lodge is via four steps. Guest access Heron Lodge is located on the other side of Mill Lane from the Mill House and Mill, just before the river and a few metres down from the White Lion pub. Heron Lodge is on the near side of the lodge closest to the lane, Egret is on the far side. Guests have sole access to the lodge and are welcome to enjoy the garden. Guests can park in the gravel drive of the Mill House on the opposite side of the lane.