The Old Mill House offers outstanding self catering accommodation in Old Bedhampton, Havant. Our charming 18th Century property in Hampshire is where John Keats finished his poem 'The Eve of St. Agnes' in 1819 and spent his last night in England in 1820.

Our wonderful property comes with a spacious 25 foot double aspect sitting room with French doors which open onto the terrace and garden area. The room also comes with a marble fireplace and an upright Bechstein piano. A smaller sitting room comes with a TV/DVD player with sofas, a wood burning stove and board games. The fully equipped kitchen comes with an electric cooker, microwave, plate heater, dishwasher and large fridge/freezer. A conservatory comes with views over the swimming pool and lake. There is also a second large fridge/freezer. The dining room has seating for up to 16 people.

Eight bedrooms are available: 6 are en suite and 3 have separate bathrooms. All bedrooms have TVs and views over the lake and/or garden.

Outside there are lovely grounds to enjoy, a 3 acre lake and outdoor heated swimming pool available from end of May until end of September. Loungers are provided and a built in BBQ is available. A table tennis area also available to enjoy.

A range of excellent attractions are nearby:

Staunton Country Park.

Chichester Harbour.

Langstone Harbour.

Farlington Marshes.

Emsworth Harbour.

For more information about our holiday home in Hampshire please call us on 020 7736 0131.

Dogs are welcome by arrangement, £15 per dog.

Customer Review:

*A group of nine of us had a wonderful time at the Old Mill House, the photos on the internet do not do it justice, The house was spotlessly clean and has a well equipped kitchen, with plenty of appliances. It was great having 2 fridges and freezers . The beds in all rooms were so comfortable it was like home from home. We had the two swans and cygnets join us outside on the lake and were able to feed them by hand. We look forward to booking again, and hope the weather is as good as it was the time we were there.*