Oundle Mill

Coolly rustic mill house beside the River Nene.

Set on the grassy banks of the River Nene, Oundle Mill blends centuries of history with the coolest in rustic chic. This decidedly modernist mill house is anything but your traditional rural retreat.

Know It All

Hit the spot
Beside the river at Oundle, near Peterborough.

Be savvy
Be ready to duck here and there if you’re tall.

Be smitten
Minimalist mill on the meadows.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
Two rooms (with more on the way).

Special features
Rooms have Italian furniture, Bose sound systems, flatscreen TVs, goose down duvets and DVD/CD players , wi-fi and an iPod dock. Bathrooms come with rain showers and Elemis toiletries.

Also…
You’ll find a fridge stocked with fresh orange juice, home made cookies and a cafetiere to brew up fresh coffee.

Pillow Talk
With its seemingly suspended bed in the roof, the Lucom room is an experience. The sprawling Mill room has a fabulous Castello stone bath for two.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Head chef Jeremy Medley (who has Michelin star experience under his belt) creates contemporary and original dishes using ingredients mainly sourced locally. Start with seared scallops served with saffron risotto and sweet cure bacon, followed perhaps by roasted cannon of local lamb with artichokes and beans. 

There are plenty of veggie options, and delicious eats in the downstairs gastro bar include linguini carbonara, grilled calves liver and fricassee of wild mushrooms with tofu and lentils. Distinctly adventurous dessert combos include raspberry cheesecake with rose jelly, and lemon and lime sorbet with caramelised peanuts.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served whenever you like. Try the Oundle Mill Duck breakfast or tuck into Denham rare breed pork sausages with all the trimmings. You can also opt for delicious fruit smoothies or smoked salmon and scrambled eggs.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
River walks start from right outside the door, and Barnwell Country Park is literally on the doorstep. The market town of Oundle and picturesque villages like Fotheringhay are well worth exploring, and there are some great spots for country picnics.

Nearby Rockingham Forest is rich in wildlife, and Burghley (venue for the famous horse trials) has its historic house and sculpture garden. Climb aboard the Nene Valley railway for a trip or explore historic Stamford, backdrop to many a historic drama.

Diary Dates
February
See some of the world's top riders in action at the Burghley Horse Trials in Stamford.

July
Ten days of jazz, clasical music and theatre kicks off at the Oundle International Festival.

Complimentary afternoon tea for two on any day of your stay.

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