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Nestled deep in the picturesque Cotswolds, this historic barn is a luxurious choice for anyone seeking the ultimate English countryside experience. It's full of traditional touches, from the exposed stonework to the wooden beams, along with modern twists from interior designer Pippa Paton. Everything feels easy here – you can even request that the concierge service arranges catering, fridge-stocking and restaurant reservations for you. The location couldn't be better, or more charmingly quaint; you're surrounded by Roman roads, Saxon churches, dew ponds, medieval villages and plenty of excellent pubs. Bibury, the quintessential chocolate-box English village, is just a ten-minute walk away, and you're only a short drive away from the towns of Circencester, Cheltenham and Burford. 

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Once home to a bull, somewhat confusingly named Falcon, this barn has been luxuriously converted by award-winning interior designer Pippa Paton into a Scandi-chic place to stay in the Gloucestershire countryside. With floor-to-ceiling windows, it’s a light and bright retreat, with modern furnishings, comfy bedrooms and stylish bathrooms. It's not lost any of its charm either – think wood floors and exposed brick walls. On winter evenings, you can snuggle in front of the log burner, while summertime brings the chance to dine alfresco in the courtyard. Or perhaps you could organise a caterer for a really special evening in. If you're venturing out and about, Cirencester is just a fifteen-minute drive away, and the beautiful village of Bourton-on-the-Water, known as 'the Venice of the Cotswolds', is just a little further.

Bull Pen

Games Room

Drying Rack

Free Parking On Premises

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

This striking, timber-fronted home serves as an excellent base from which to take get to know the bucolic countryside and villages of the Cotswolds. Formerly a stone barn, it's been exquisitely renovated with contemporary touches and unique pieces – think hand-crafted vases, olive-wood sinks and wall-hung kilns. Here, you'll have a personal concierge at your service – someone on hand to shop for local produce, restock the woodpile or secure you a table at revered local restaurants. When you aren't sipping a gin and tonic in the manicured garden, having a games night in front of the fireplace or trying your hand at pastoral recipes in the impressive kitchen, you might want to venture out and explore. The picture-perfect village of Bibury, home to National Trust properties, is a mere ten-minute walk away and you'll be surrounded by rolling hills and untouched nature in every direction – all you need to do is pull on your boots and embark on a leisurely ramble or invigorating hike.

Old Hay Barn

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Multiple Sets of Keys

It’s hard to believe these walls were once just decorated with rosettes awarded to prize cows. Now, just a few years after the herds of Bibury Farm moved out, they’re tastefully clad in shades of grey, with Gothic-style mirrors, pastel-daubed canvases and handmade tiles. One of a beautifully renovated cluster of former outhouses in the scenic Cotswolds countryside, this home has been styled by leading local interior designer Pippa Paton to make a seriously chic country escape. Highlights include the free-standing bath in the master bedroom, wood burner in the sophisticated living room and the private terrace. Not to mention its sustainability credentials (no oil or gas, ground-sourced heating, waste recycling and refillable bath products), concierge service for local bookings and welcoming two-dog policy. Located between Burford and Cirencester, it’s a great base to explore all the Cotswolds has to offer, by car or on foot. The nearest village of Bibury, a ten-minute walk, is home to a Saxon Church, the famous 14th-century street Arlington Row and – of most interest to us, if we’re honest  – the Catherine Wheel pub and its delicious roasts. We're sure you'll agree, this is a seriously good shed. 

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Sometimes when you book a home in the country, you crave the high-end amenities of a hotel. Here, you get those. Welcome hampers, fridge stocking, restaurant booking – you name it, the hosts can do it for you. This barn conversion is something special, a slice of whimsical luxury in the heart of the country. It's a home with so many talking points – the outdoor hot tub perfect for Cotswold sunsets, the ancient timbers transformed into architectural features, the bedroom bathtubs and the sleek kitchen island. This home has it all, the space between its stone walls bursting with style – we particularly love the deer antler chandeliers, completely unique. Best of all, you're wrapped in the Cotswolds, just a ten-minute walk from Bibury with miles of resplendent green hills and quaint towns waiting for your visit. 

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Tucked away in a traditional, honey-coloured stone building, this Cotswolds cottage is an idyllic base from which to explore this beautiful corner of the English countryside. Just off the main tourist trails in Coln St Aldwyn – one of the area’s prettiest villages – this home is the perfect starting point to explore the Cotswolds’ network of picturesque villages and glorious nature walks. Inside, the open-plan living space blends antique and modern furnishings to create a warm welcome, with a wood-burning stove as its focal point. We love the long, rustic dining table in the country-style kitchen whose cobalt blue cabinetry contrasts handsomely with the bright walls that reflect the light coming through the large windows. Upstairs, the comfortable bedrooms give way to wide sweeping views of the surrounding meadows and the river Coln beyond. One of the home’s most unique features is its lovely separate outbuilding. Here, you’ll find an artist’s studio where you can let your creative side run free and a garden room decked out in bunting, a table and chairs, perfect for hosting an afternoon over tea. After a day spent rambling in the great outdoors, sampling the area's traditional pubs or just lounging in your own garden, sit down around the courtyard’s table on balmy nights for a barbecue feast under the stars. On cooler evenings, wrap yourself up in a blanket by the fire over a board game and a glass of wine, and revel in the stillness of your quiet country retreat. 


Build Me Up Buttercup

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Set on the outskirts of picturesque Quenington, this 18th-century cottage is a calm haven for those looking to explore the Cotswolds at a relaxed pace. It's bright and rustic, the kind of homely interior you'd expect from a historic home, but it doesn't feel outdated. In fact, they lean into modernity here – you'll find fast wi-fi, a smart tv, and an electric vehicle charging here. The vibrant greenery covering the home echoes the surrounding landscape, which you can explore more closely on walking and hiking trails. Two pubs are within walking distance, and the River Coln and knights gate aren't much further.  

The Chimney Sweeper

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This cute-as-a-button cottage in the beautiful village of Poulton is the ultimate Cotswolds hideaway. Think honey-brown stone walls with an A-frame doorway, and a private garden bursting with bloom fit for the Chelsea Flower Show. Spend sunny days gathered together on the lawn, listening to birds sing and breathing in the fresh and flowery scent of the cottage garden.

Inside, it’s an ode to cottage-core living, with wooden beams running along low ceilings and the old stone bread oven in the living room harking back to the cottage's 400-year history. Plush sofas are made all the more cosy with Angora throws, and there’s a small selection of books at the ready for those quieter moments. In the dine-in kitchen, a wood-burning stove and flagstone floors whisper of a bygone time. 

Your hosts take great pride in their home, and it shows, with a high level of attention and care evident down to the last detail. Upstairs you’ll find two tastefully coloured bedrooms alongside a gorgeously bright bathroom with a tadelakt finish. Downstairs to the rear of the cottage, inspiration has been drawn from the Japanese onsens, manifesting in a garden spa bathroom complete with cedar shingles and exposed brick, which opens out onto a private courtyard. Outside, your hosts’ passion shines through even more, with handmade willow fences and sunshade. To the front of the cottage is a herb and flower-filled garden in which you can spend summer days dining alfresco or lazing about on one of two deck chairs.

Set in the centre of the Cotswolds, you are perfectly positioned for exploring the north and south of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at your leisure. The picturesque town of Bibury is just a ten-minute drive away, while Roman ruins lie six minutes in the other direction in Cirencester. Closer to home, why not take a stroll to The Gilbertine for a spot of brunch, or try out the Village Inn at Barnsley, or The Crown at Ampney, both just a five-minute drive away.

Bursting with Bloom

Combining a traditional stone exterior with a renovated interior, we found this former barn to be the perfect base for relaxing after an excursion into the Cotswolds. With a twin room that can be turned into a double, the home is ideal for both families or two couples. We love how cosy the living area is, with underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove being an antidote to any bracing weather outside. When it's sunny, the enclosed garden is great for games and letting the kids tire themselves out. Further afield, you'll find plenty of Cotswold villages accessible by foot.

The Dove's Wings

Parking On Street

Once the village post office, this charming home gets our stamp of approval. Spread across three floors, it’s the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds, with Bibury, Cirencester, and Burford just a short drive away. Inside, you’ll find plenty of character and space, with log-burners adding to the cosy feel. We love the private garden, the master suite on the top floor with stunning countryside views, and the fact that it’s just steps away from the village shop and pub.

Old Post Office

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Escape to the heart of the Cotswolds with a cosy stay in this charming cottage in Coln St Aldwyns. Oozing warmth, this is a true home away from home. After days out hiking the local trails, the only decision you’ll need to make is whether to soak in the clawfoot tub or relax in front of the fire to soothe tired muscles. And with a quaint enclosed garden, this is an idyllic escape in the summer months, too. With a country kitchen nestled under beams, whipping up family feasts is a breeze – though you may be tempted to dine out at the village pub instead. 

Cotswold Glow

This Grade-II listed barn conversion offers everything you could want from a magical trip to the countryside and much, much more. The building has been owned by the same family since it was built in the 17th century, and you'll find a wealth of history here. There are plenty of traditional details, from the flagstone floors to the rustic wooden beams, but you'll also appreciate the modern touches, like the double-height glass windows that flood the dining room with light. You'll love serving up a traditional roast dinner at the table, which converts into a table tennis table for a post-meal game. Or, if it's a balmy evening, perhaps you'd like to fire up the barbecue and head out to the garden to dine alfresco (make sure you bring your own charcoal). A little path leads you from your private garden to the village playing field, and you might even see the local cricket team playing if you visit at the right time. Poulton also has a quaint pub which is just a few minutes away from your front door, and a pretty church to admire. The town of Fairford is three miles away, where you'll find a selection of shops, and the larger market town of Cirencester is a six-mile drive away. Spend your days touring the charming Cotswold villages, stopping off for afternoon tea as you go, before returning home to a roaring log fire at home. Don't forget to listen out for owls at night – there are a pair of little owls nesting nearby, and you might be lucky enough to hear them. 

Cotswolds Charm

Set within a 1,600-acre farm, this renovated stable is a slice of peace and a pop of colour in the Cotswold countryside. When you arrive you'll be greeted by a picture-perfect dream cottage, filled with the original oak beams, chic country flair, and a pretty master bedroom with a view and French doors into the garden. Your nearest neighbours are another stable, so the home is perfect for switching off all communication and settling in for a stay of walking, reading, and eating. The open-plan kitchen and lounge space is ideal for cooking together, as well as a comfy sofa in front of a log-burner, perfect for cuddling up after a day exploring. On sunny days, we love opening the French doors and letting in the fresh air, before wine and nibbles on the south-facing patio. If it gets cold, you can light the fire pit - which is also great for roasting marshmallows. The huge farm is open for exploring, with walks over fields, as well as to the farm's shop, where we love to stock up on food produced on the home's doorstep. The spot is in an excellent location for exploring some of the area’s most picturesque villages, while Cirencester and its smarter restaurants are only a 20-minute drive away.

Green Is The Colour

With cosy rooms, a secret garden and an abundance of charm, this cottage is the ideal setting for a romantic retreat. Inside, you can relax by the wood-burning stove and take long soaks in the freestanding bath. Your host is also on hand to help organise extras like food boxes and spa treatments. And while this all sounds like the perfect adults-only escape, it’s also family-friendly with a private garden and children’s amenities available on request. From here, you can walk into the heart of Coln St Aldwyns, while the village of Bibury is also within walking distance. 


The Roost

DVD Library

The town of Northleach is an ancient area of The Cotswolds, having existed since around 780 AD. As it’s right in the middle of a recognised ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, you won’t be short of glorious hikes while staying in this part of the country. From this huge Grade II listed house, built in 1633, you can stroll twelve minutes to the local pub, or eight minutes in the other direction to the annual Steam and Vintage Show. And this traditional, English, country lifestyle continues in the home itself. Step through the 17th-century front door and onto the polished, Cotswold limestone flooring. Get someone to play a jaunty tune on the upright piano as a soundtrack to exploring the home. The decor marries rustic and modern in an incredibly elegant way. Fresh, white walls and glass-topped tables sit alongside colourful artwork and trinkets. In contrast, we love every original element of this historic abode, with chunky timber beams, inglenooks, a wood-burning stove, and its half-acre, walled sculpture garden. Speaking of which, you can spend balmy afternoons picnicking on the bench, barbecuing on the patio, then sitting by the tranquil water features, or beneath the walnut trees.

A Woodland Hideaway

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With honeyed stone walls and a Grade II listed status, this bronze South West Award-winning traditional stone cottage is quintessentially Cotswolds. The exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces showcase the building’s considerable heritage (it dates back to 1670), but you’ll find plenty of modern comforts here, as well as cosy styling that favours neutral tones and natural textures. We love that it’s a home for all seasons — stride out on blustery walks in the winter months, before coming back to underfloor heating, a wood burner and thick goose down duvets. In the summer, the British countryside is arguably at its best and here you get access to a large birdsong-filled garden with plenty of shady spots for a gin and tonic. Stargazers are in luck here as there are no streetlights in the local village of Southrop and the Milky Way shines extra bright. And of course, what would a country getaway be without a nearby pub? The Swan can be reached in about three minutes' walk, although the Victoria Inn takes half an hour in case you fancy earning your pint.

Shepherd's Flock

Set in the sleepy village of Poulton, yet just a few minutes' drive from historic Cirencester, picture-perfect Bibury, and Cotswold Water Park, this Grade II-listed cottage offers the best of both worlds. Dating back to the 17th century, exposed beams, original stone flooring, and a wood burner bring all the cottage charm, and the sociable kitchen diner overlooking the garden is a nice touch. Rather keep things easy? The village pub is just an amble away for upper-crust grub. Or fire up the barbecue in the enclosed, private garden – set back from the street, it's blissfully quiet.

Poulton's Hidden Gem

Charming and cosy, this 17th-century cottage embodies a classic Cotswolds stay. It's bursting with character – we're talking wooden beams, a stone hearth, sloped floors, and steep stairs leading to the rustic main bedroom. Here, mornings call for hearty breakfasts in the eat-in kitchen, while evenings are best spent curled up in front of the fire. There's also a garden if you fancy some fresh air and pretty countryside views. Outdoor enthusiasts will have access to scenic walks on the doorstep. For those looking to explore further afield, you'll find Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford within driving distance.

Wilderwood

Courtyard

When we think of the Cotswolds, we imagine honey-coloured, picture-perfect cottages in charming villages, and this home fits the bill. We love the exposed wooden beams and the wood-burning stove in the living room. This semi-detached cottage has two bedrooms – the second is compact with a small double bed, so it's ideal perhaps for the kids. There’s also a front terrace to relax in after a long walk with the dogs or a visit to the local pub, one-minute away. There’s no shop in the village, but there's a grocery store in Fairford, a five-minute drive. Other attractions in the area include historic Cirencester, Burton-on-the-Water, Burford and the Cotswold Water Park.

Sunny Cottage

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Experience the magic of lakeside living with a stay in this waterfront home. Nestled within a private estate, you can enjoy refreshing days exploring the great outdoors. There are hiking trails to follow and guests can enjoy access to the shared heated pool and gym. Spa treatments are available for an additional fee and there’s an on-site bar and restaurant. You can also enjoy the comfort of dining on your private deck. The open-plan living area has a fire for cosy evenings and the bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms and views across the lake. 

Glistening Lake

Located in the charming market town of Cirencester, this Grade II listed cottage is the perfect base for a couple or close-knit group of friends looking to spend some time in the capital of the Cotswolds. Inside, it’s modern yet characterful – we loved the original timber beams, log-burning stove and charming spiral staircase that leads to the cosy second bedroom. Should you have some work to attend to, there’s an office space for you to set up your laptop. 

Wake up with a coffee in the quiet living space before putting together a tasty breakfast in the farmhouse-style kitchen. If the weather is on your side, spill out into the garden and finish cups of tea at the bistro set in the warm sunshine. 

Pull on your comfiest shoes and get to know your surroundings. You’re a seven-minute walk from the indie shops that cluster around Market Place and five minutes from the Barton Lane entrance of Cirencester Park – an excellent place to stop for a picnic. Take a dip in the spring-fed, open-air pool in the heights of the summer, follow bridleways that snake through the unspoilt countryside or jump in the car and spend an afternoon in pretty Bibury, a fifteen-minute drive away.

Honey Pot Cottage

This charming cottage is in Northleach, a market town in the heart of the Cotswolds. The weekly market is held every Wednesday, a bakery is a few steps away, and there’s a pub down the road – you’ll have everything you need right on your doorstep. Bourton-on-the-Water is a short drive away, and you’ll have lots of National Trust landmarks nearby. The cottage is cosy and welcoming, with a wood-burning stove and simple, elegant decor. The small courtyard garden has a water feature. 

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Blending the atmosphere of a traditional country cottage with modern, open-plan living, we think Wych Elm is an incredible home for an authentic country getaway. The original features, like the working fireplace and traditional windows, make the space feel cosy despite the large size. With ample space for socialising, it would suit a larger group looking to be well-placed to explore the charming villages of the Cotswolds.


Wych Elm

Perhaps unusually for a cottage, this quaint abode in the village of Northleach is spread across three floors. Guests in search of a Cotswolds base can enter into the kitchen and dining area, before climbing up to the compact yet cosy middle floor sitting room. Another flight of stairs then leads you to your choice of two double bedrooms, both perfectly comfortable if on the smaller side. While Northleach has plenty of charm of its own, with shops, cafés and pubs all close to the cottage, you can also venture further afield by car to other quaint villages like Bourton-on-the-Water and larger towns like Cheltenham.

Cotswold Wool

It’s no surprise this beautiful home was featured in House & Garden. One look at its carefully curated decor and you’ll know exactly why its interiors were lauded for their salvaged materials and keen sense of vintage design. 
 
Once an old tailor's workshop dating back to 1906, the owners have lovingly restored the original timber-framed and corrugated iron building, keeping much of its characterful history intact while bringing a freshness and individuality to its renovation through thoughtful repurposing.
 
The main living space stunningly contrasts vintage industrial pieces with contemporary modern furnishings to create a boutique atmosphere in which you’ll love relaxing. We love the warmth of the wooden panelling offset by the simple white floors, as well as the midnight blue walls courtesy of Farrow & Ball. The long, rustic dining table beckons celebratory meals and sets a tone of conviviality that is felt throughout, while a Czech pommel horse works as a coffee table next to a Victorian sofa, creating a blend of textures and eras that feels like a seamless step through history.  Factor in the industrial pendants hanging from the ceiling, not to mention the wonderfully comfortable bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, as well as the gorgeous copper shower, and you’ve got everything you need for a singularly stylish stay. 
 
Your locale in the heart of the quintessential Cotswold village of Woodmancote makes it easy to explore this bucolic region, with countless picture-book towns and villages a short car journey away. Cirencester is a twelve-minute drive, Bibury is reachable in twenty-two, while Cheltenham is twenty-three minutes away by car. 


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We don't think it's an over-exaggeration to say that this has to be one of the most remarkable homes in our collection. Perched on the banks of Huntsman Lake, you're never short of an exquisite view because the whole exterior is made of glass. Yes, that's right. The unique property was designed by the Dutch architectural firm Mecanoo and is full of luxuries and surprises.

Head up to the roof, for instance, where you'll find a huge terrace complete with a garden and a sweeping panorama of a further three lakes. Closer to the water, there's another decking area where you can relax on one of the loungers and watch the local birdlife.

The only place in the house which isn't treated to sights of the jaw-dropping scenery is down in the basement. Why head down here, you ask? Well, there's a nine-seater cinema, bar area, Jacuzzi, sauna and full-size snooker table. That's why.

Back upstairs, the interior design does its best to demand your attention against fierce opposition and succeeds at times with the bold modern artwork, designer furniture and staircase carved from a 500-year old tree from Slovenia. The kitchen is a thing of beauty too, with both tandoori and pizza ovens, plus a wine fridge — which the concierge will fill up upon request.

In a home that constantly manages to surprise, the fact that it has excellent eco-credentials is another string to its bow. A combination of an air thermal heat pump, solar panels, heat recovery systems and triple-glazed glass means that energy consumption is low, while the wood on the exterior uses the Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban for waterproofing, rather than chemicals. Venture outside in the summer and you can hire a boat or go wild swimming in the lake, or book a go on the zip-line and experience the landscape from a thrilling perspective.

Although you might think that it would be hard to beat the immediate surroundings when it comes to looks, the Cotswolds AONB can be reached in ten minutes' drive and has some pretty swoon-worthy views itself. The town of Cirencester only takes twenty minutes to reach in the car, too.

Time For Reflection

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Heard about that exclusive lakeside estate over in the Cotswolds conceived by Philippe Starck? Yep, that's this place. 

This luxurious retreat may be nestled away in the countryside, but there's nothing twee about its interiors. Each of the one hundred homes discreetly spaced apart around the six clear water lakes and 650 acres of woodlands and meadows boasts eye-popping finishes designed by Kelly Hoppen, Jade Jagger, and Kate Moss, to name a few. 

Over in the vast made-for-action kitchen, cooking is a joy with every gadget going. But if you fancy a night off, why not hire a private chef for an evening of fine dining. Upstairs, you'll find the most ginormous main bedroom suite with a super king-sized bed, a private lounge area, and an ensuite sauna - yes, really. While out on the deck, there are memorable 180-degree views of the surrounding lake to soak up from the stylish seating and dining area – best enjoyed with a glass of something crisp in hand and the barbecue fired up. 

When it's time to embrace the great outdoors, how does paddle-boarding, kayaking, rowing, fishing, and sailing off your own private jetty sound? And there's tennis and cricket courts, a golf net, man-made beach, and a five-star spa on the estate to keep you busy, too. And if you fancy a change of scene, the pretty market town of Lechlade-on-Thames is just a five-minute drive away for a hefty dose of Cotswold charm. However, you'll need some serious powers of persuasion to convince anyone to leave this place.

The Lake Escape

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park, this clapperboard cottage has views of Isis Lake and a smorgasbord of fun for the whole family. Communal tennis courts, a games room (including retro arcade games and a ping-pong table), children's play area, volleyball net and a croquet lawn are just a few of the land-based activities, while on the water, there's fishing, paddleboarding, kayaking and jetskiing to excite you. The home itself is bright, cosy and perfectly embodies that charming coastal feeling. In the mornings, sip your coffee on the sunny deck, watching as the trout jump in the lake and listening to the sound of cascading water fountain. Home chefs will love cooking up a storm in the fully-equipped kitchen, preparing delicious family dinner to share around the rustic dining table. End the evening snuggled up on the sofa with the electric fire burning, watching a family-favourite film on the smart TV. When you're in the mood for a change of scenery, Cirencester is a ten-minute drive away and has a wealth of shops and restaurants. Or just hop in the car and go for a drive, exploring the pretty villages in the Cotswolds.

The Country Gentleman

This lakeside lodge opens its doors to an unforgettable rural retreat. From here, you can enjoy the views while relaxing on the rooftop terrace. There is also a barbecue and three paddle boards available for use throughout your stay. Inside, the rooms are family-friendly with plenty of space to unwind and socialise. Outside, you can walk, cycle and enjoy access to an extensive concierge service, a heated pool, sauna and a gym – ensuring entertainment options for everyone. There is also an on-site restaurant and a small farm with rescued animals. 


Living Beauty

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Baby Monitor

Sauna / Steam Room

A mesmerising location, impeccable interior design and plenty of exciting things going on in the locale – this strikingly modern lodge perched on the banks of Bowmoor Lake, in the edge of the Cotswolds, seems to have all the luck. The views of the water from the deck, from the private beach with fire pit or even just out through the floor-to-ceiling windows are soothing, but you can easily liven things up with some water sports or outdoor activities arranged by the surrounding resort, or a visit to its world-class spa for a pampering session. There's more than enough to do at home if the weather's not on your side as well – we're looking at the pool table, in particular.

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