Serendipity
£385.00 up to £1100 per night
The highlights
Stylish lodge on the shore of a picturesque lake, offering groups of up to eight guests a wonderful stay by the water's edge.
Sit on your private outdoor deck which overlooks the lake and features a BBQ, some great outdoor seating and a covered five-person jacuzzi.
Serendipity is located in the middle of Cotswold Water Park, so there are 10 pubs, cafes and restaurants on your doorstep along with lots of walks.
Two of the bedrooms have lavish ensuite bathrooms and private, covered balconies where you can sit and take in the lake views.
Fabulous furnishings and underfloor heating on the ground floor ensure you and your loved ones stay comfy and cosy all year round.
The lounge area has a smart TV with streaming services, making it ideal for movie nights.
You're nicely situated between the Cotswolds and the North Wessex Downs, so have lots of great countryside all around.
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