Newfound Reach, Coln Waters, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7.

Secluded position with beautiful views across the surrounding lakes and woodland.
Six double bedrooms (sleeping up to 14) with beautifully appointed bath/shower rooms.
Exceptional natural light throughout, with expansive glazing framing the outlook.
Generous open-plan living/kitchen/dining space designed for relaxed family living and entertaining
Cinema room, lift, and practical back-of-house spaces including pantry/utility/plant room.

Outside
Landscaped gardens designed for privacy and lake views.
Private balconies on both floors for quiet relaxation/entertaining.
Large rear deck with private pool and barbecue area for alfresco living.

The Estate
(THE LAKES BY YOO AMENITIES)
Access to on-site leisure and lifestyle facilities including The Orchard Spa

(17m heated pool, sauna, steam room and gym)
Restaurant/bar plus children’s clubs and activities

The Lakes by Yoo is set in the heart of the Cotswolds, one of England’s designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Celebrated for its rolling countryside, honey coloured stone villages, and timeless rural charm, the Cotswolds offers a truly picturesque setting for this exclusive development.

About This Area
The charming riverside town of Lechlade on Thames lies just 1.5 miles to the east. Positioned at the highest navigable point of the River Thames, Lechlade boasts a thriving town centre with an excellent selection of independent shops, including well known antique dealers, along with a wide variety of welcoming cafés, pubs, and restaurants.

To the west, approximately 10.9 miles away, is Cirencester, often referred to as the Capital of the Cotswolds. This historic market town has a rich and fascinating past, having once been the second largest town in Roman Britain, known as Corinium Dobunnorum. Its prosperity during the medieval wool trade shaped the town’s distinctive character, seen today in its beautiful honey coloured stone buildings and charming narrow streets.

The Market Place forms the heart of Cirencester and hosts a traditional Charter Market every Monday and Friday, alongside a popular Farmers’ Market on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. The town offers an outstanding range of independent shops, boutiques, antique emporiums, craft stores, and national retailers, making it a delightful destination for shopping and exploration.
Cirencester Park, the 3,000 acre estate of Earl Bathurst, was designed by Alexander Pope and is open daily to the public. Visitors are free to explore the expansive 19th century parkland, accessed through the entrance gates on Cecily Hill.

Cirencester is also renowned for its diverse dining scene. Whether enjoying a fine three course meal, afternoon tea, traditional pub fare, or a relaxed drink with friends, the town offers an impressive variety of restaurants, cafés, and public houses to suit every taste.