The Lakeside Sitting Room
Floor-to-ceiling glass opens straight onto the water, with a wood-burning stove, deep linen sofas and a wall of well-thumbed books. The room where the lake does the talking.
- Wood burner
- Lake views
- Underfloor heating
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Cirencester, England
Still Waters Lodge has that rare, instant sense of calm that comes from good design and a great view. Soft, Scandinavian-inspired tones, herringbone flooring and thoughtful touches from Moxham Basham and Amy Davies give the whole space a relaxed, considered feel. The open-plan living area looks straight out across the lake, so mornings start slowly and evenings settle gently, all framed by uninterrupted water. Glorious.
Step outside and the lake becomes part of your day. The main deck has a hot tub with wide water views, a floating pontoon for wild swimming, and a complimentary two-person kayak for exploring the lake at your own pace. Breakfast outdoors, sunset drinks on the balcony, or simply dipping your toes in the water first thing – it’s a home that makes slowing down remarkably easy.
Still Waters Lodge is for those who want comfort, clarity and a bit of calm woven into their stay. Beautifully styled, right on the water, and designed to help you ease into the slower side of the Cotswolds.
Set within the beautiful Cotswold Lakes, you’re surrounded by over 180 lakes, woodland trails and quiet village lanes. The landscape feels open, green and peaceful in every direction. It’s the perfect space to be active and explore, ideal for cycling, paddle-boarding, or just walking and enjoying the abundant wildlife and fresh air.
South Cerney is only a few minutes away and is one of the area’s most established villages. Think traditional stone cottages, small, friendly shops, lovely pubs and delightful cafés. Tree-lined lanes and village greens all lead directly towards scenic lakeside routes, so nature’s nearby even when you’re shopping.
Cirencester is about 10-15 minutes by car and offers boutique shopping, restaurants, markets, and a rich sense of history. Kemble Station is also close, with direct trains into London, making this spot practical for quick weekend visits as well as longer stays.
Room by room
Floor-to-ceiling glass opens straight onto the water, with a wood-burning stove, deep linen sofas and a wall of well-thumbed books. The room where the lake does the talking.
A hand-built kitchen in muted sage, anchored by a marble island and a dual-fuel range, with a generous table for eight framed by doors to the garden.
A calm, south-facing room with a super-king bed and a dressing area, leading to an ensuite of honed stone and brushed brass.
Steps from the sitting room, a sheltered terrace with a firepit and loungers, plus a private jetty for those brave enough to swim before breakfast.
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