Gloucestershire Self Catering cottage, The Skydeck (HM50), Cotswold Water Park, sleeps 10

This property is located in Lower Mill Estate, Gloucestershire and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms.

The Skydeck is located in Lower Mill Estate, Gloucestershire and has views across the lakes and surrounding countryside. The property has an upside down layout, with the ground floor housing one double bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC, and one king-size bedroom with an en suite bathroom and WC and access to a private decking area. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, with two en suite bath and shower rooms and WC.

Upstairs there is an open-plan living room, fitted kitchen and dining area with a wood burning fire and access to the garden. There is a third floor, outside decking area which can be accessed via two bedrooms and the living room. Guests can have unlimited access to the spa, indoor and outdoor heated pools and gym.

Parking is available at the property. The Skydeck is the perfect property for families. There are many indoor and outdoor facilities available for you to enjoy on site, such as; bike hire, tennis, watersports, indoor soft play, children's activities and adults' classes.

These tend to require booking in advance. Please visit the website to find out more: https://lowermillestate.com/lifestyle Open Water: 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.

The open water bodies are NOT supervised by LME staff 2. 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 lakes 3. Swimmers should ensure that they do not enter the water bodies without supervision from others of their household 4.

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 worn 5. No inflatables to be used on the lakes at any time