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Coltsford Mill, in Surrey is mentioned in the Domesday Book and at over 940 years old is an exclusive twelve acre estate comprising four acres of picturesque trout water containing two lakes, the Willow and the Mill, each fed by the River Eden, which in turn also feeds the Top Cascade and the Lower Cascade. The River Eden flows into Kent where it becomes a tributary of the River Medway.  Regularly stocked with quality trout, predominantly rainbows but often joined by the brown, blue, tiger and sparctic varieties.

 

For further details see their website:

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