Here is our selection of dog friendly holiday cottages in England. A self-catering cottage holiday with your pets in England holds a magical appeal, whether it be a coastal escape celebrating the charm of a traditional English seaside holiday with your family and the pooch, or a romantic winter break deep in the countryside full of long walks, good food and roaring log fires.
We have self-catering holiday homes across the length and breadth of England, from the well-loved seaside holiday hotspots of Cornwall and Devon to the quieter more rugged coastlines of Northumberland and the Yorkshire Coast. Or explore the picture postcard villages and bustling market towns of the Cotswolds, Shropshire and Kent. If you love being outdoors and active in nature’s playground, check out the epic landscapes of the Lake District and Cumbria fells, the Peak District and Dorset.
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Holsworthy, Devon
5 3 1 Yes
One of a pair of two gorgeous barn conversions set on a tranquil 150-acre estate near to the Devon/Cornwall border, Shepherds Rest is the perfect place for a quiet break in the country. The property has its own fully stocked fishing lake and a shared games barn with table tennis and pool table for guests to enjoy, as well as the opportunity to walk around the beautiful grounds. A private enclosed garden and patio is the perfect place to come together for an evening BBQ and sundowners. Whether you’re enjoying breakfast in the farmhouse-style kitchen or relaxing in front of the flame effect electric fire in the cosy lounge, you will be greeted with wonderful country views due to the reverse-level style of this house. The subtle colours of the bedrooms downstairs create calming havens, ideal for a peaceful night’s sleep. Wake up to the gentle sounds of the country the next morning, ready for a day exploring the treasures of the South West. If sand and sea are your cup of tea, hop in the car and drive to the Cornish seaside town of Bude with its amazing beaches, 9 miles away. Head to Summerleaze Beach which not only has a huge expanse of sand, but also a semi-natural tidal pool, ideal for days when the Atlantic Ocean is in full force. Join the coastal path here up to the Hartland Heritage Coast or head 25 miles south to discover the Arthurian legends of Tintagel Castle. For local shops, walk the 1 mile into the market town of Holsworthy where you can also sample a delightful traditional Devon cream tea.
Weekly prices from £516.00
Padstow, Cornwall
5 3 2 Yes
This cosy, traditional and inviting cottage is perfectly situated in a secluded location on a 120-acre farm. Just 2 miles from the popular coastal town of Padstow, this is a fantastic base for exploring some of the most popular parts of northern Cornwall. Nestled just 2 miles from the beautiful Harlyn Bay, this delightful property is perfect for exploring both the coast and countryside of this glorious area. Set in a fantastic rural location, this lovely detached south-facing barn conversion has stunning countryside views and has some great opportunities for great walks right from the doorstep. The property offers plenty of original features including exposed beams, and is ideal for relaxing in at the end of a fantastic day. Guests are also welcome to roam the surrounding farmland. The vibrant coastal town of Padstow is renowned for its pretty harbour and lovely beaches, offering a range of excellent restaurants, pubs, cafes and independent shops. There are seven golden sandy surfing bays within just 4 miles of the cottage. Padstow lies at the end of the popular Camel Trail, a cycle trail and footpath which follows the Camel Estuary to Wenford Bridge (16 miles) via Wadebridge (7 miles) and Bodmin (15 miles). The cottage is just 4 miles from the National Trusts Trevose Head that juts into the Atlantic Ocean. Other attractions you could enjoy include the Eden Project (21 miles), Newquay Sealife Centre (16 miles), The Lost Gardens of Heligan (24 miles) and Flambards Theme Park (41 miles).
Weekly prices from £549.00
The Lizard, Cornwall
5 3 1 Yes
Situated on the tip of the rugged Lizard Peninsula in South Cornwall, this delightful property is the ideal location to discover the superb South West Coast Path. A warm climate and vast selection of picturesque coves and beaches peppered along the route make this coast lovely for a lazy holiday. Gather around the table or on a sandy beach while you plan a full schedule of days out. The interior is furnished in warm welcoming colours with traditional features such as exposed beams and deep window seats under pretty sash windows. While many of the rooms have country or coastal views, the highlight of the cottage is, without doubt, the generous garden at the front of the property which gazes down to the sea below. The perfect place to set up the BBQ on long lazy afternoons, its also a great place for the family to gettogether and play games on the lawn or just relax with the sound of waves crashing in the distance. Walk less than a mile to reach the most south-westerly point of the British mainland where youll discover National Trust-owned Lizard Point. Visit the Lizard Lighthouse and Heritage Centre where you could pick up some souvenirs from the gift shop, looking out for ornaments made from the local stone to take home. Join the coastal path which stretches all around the peninsula and discover the unique landscape with spectacular views across the ocean.
Weekly prices from £573.00
Launceston, Cornwall
5 2 1 Yes
Swim, play games and sit around the fire pit under the stars when you stay at this charming cottage at Hellescott, near North Petherwin. Sleeping five guests, the two-bedroom getaway sits on a farm, 5 miles from Launceston, where it shares a selection of facilities with other holiday retreats. Step inside the inviting cottage to discover barn-style accommodation with beautiful beams and stonework. Relax in the welcoming, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can light the wood burner in the chillier months to bring a cosy glow to the generous room, which has a vaulted ceiling and flagstone and wooden floors. Find a film on the Smart TV, then wander over to the rustic kitchen, which has a gas range cooker, to make a cup of tea to enjoy with a freshly baked scone and cream. Prepare tasty Cornish pasties with locally grown vegetables for lunch or dinner here too, then dine together at the wooden table. A king-size bedroom, with a four-poster bed, is also downstairs at the cottage. A triple bedroom, with two singles at ground-floor level and another single bed up on a mezzanine, is also within the cottage. There is a family bathroom too. Enjoy the fresh air from your private, decked balcony or make the most of the shared spaces, where there are picnic tables, a fire pit and a play area. Challenge each other to table tennis in the games room and dip in the outdoor heated swimming pool in the warmer season. Nestled in scenic surroundings, 8 miles from Bodmin Moor and 18 miles from Dartmoor, there are some lovely walks from the doorstep and further afield. Visit Tintagel, 16.5 miles away on the coast, to explore the castle from the legends of King Arthur. Spend time on the beach at Crackington Haven, 11.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £533.00
Combe Martin, Devon
5 3 1 Yes
Charming and classic, Water Lane cottage is located in the harbour village of Combe Martin. Surrounded by beautiful beaches, dramatic coastal scenery and delicious food, this home is a wonderful location for both adventurers and those wanting to relax and unwind in a gorgeous setting. With a lovely enclosed garden area and south facing sunroom, you can while away the mild evenings gazing up at the sky. Traditionally furnished, Water Lane is full of Devon charm. The cosy living room, with exposed wood beams is just right for relaxing after a day spent out and about. The stylish kitchen/dining area is great for whipping up something to eat and sitting down as a group to eat and discuss plans for the days ahead. On heading upstairs, the bedrooms are great spaces to switch off and rest or curl up with a book before drifting off to sleep. Less than 1 mile from the local beach, this property is fantastically located for fun with family and friends. Hire kayaks in the village and head out on the water where breathtakingly beautiful secluded coves lie around every corner. Venture onto the South West Coast Path for dramatic views of the ocean and majestic cliffs which line the shore. 13 miles away, the village of Lynmouth is perfect for eating fish and chips whilst exploring the quaint shops. Then ride the Cliff Railway up to Lynton and roam the brilliant Valley of The Rocks. Here, views across the ocean and towards Wales are idyllic and awe-inspiring.
Weekly prices from £549.00
Launceston, Cornwall
5 2 1 Yes
Find yourselves truly relaxing when you stay at this fabulous former barn on a farm in Cornwall. Sleeping five guests, the two-bedroom hideaway is situated at Hellescott, 5 miles from Launceston, where it enjoys shared facilities, including an outdoor heated pool, play area, pizza oven and fire pit. The retreat itself has a wood burner and a private patio. Let yourselves in to find exquisite accommodation featuring beautiful beams and woodwork. Discover a lovely, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where you can fire up the wood burner after bracing winter warmth and unwind in its cosy warmth. The kitchen area has been fitted out with everything you need to help you cater for your party during your stay and there is a dining table to gather around for holiday meals. Spend your evenings in front of the Smart TV, playing games or reading your books, then as the day draws to a close, climb the stairs up to your inviting bedrooms. These include a double and a bunk bedroom with an additional single bed. There is also a family bathroom up here. Step out onto the patio for morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening. Swim in the shared pool during the warmer months or take the children over to the shared games room or play area. Sit out under the stars beside the fire pit on warm summer nights. The barn is 8 miles from scenic Bodmin Moor and 18 miles from the magnificent Dartmoor National Park. Alternatively, pack a picnic and beach gear and head over to Crackington Haven, 11.5 miles away, to spend time on the sand. Summerleaze Beach, 16.5 miles away, where you can swim in the sea and the tidal pool, is also a lovely summer destination.
Weekly prices from £533.00
Combe Martin, Devon
5 3 1 Yes
A traditional cottage in the dynamic coastal village of Combe Martin, Water Terrace is a great place to call home throughout your holiday to glorious North Devon. At the end of a peaceful lane, but not far from the village high street, this property is extremely inviting after a day spent exploring the local beauty. Its location means you will want to run out of the door in the morning, and its classic charm will entice you home to relax later in the day. Snuggle up in front of the wood burner effect gas fire on chilly nights or enjoy the garden space on milder evenings. The conservatory is a fantastic, tranquil space in which to curl up with a book and enjoy the natural light before the night rolls in. Upstairs, enjoy a soak in the bath, then retreat to the bedrooms which offer relaxing spaces to rest sleepy heads. Less than 1 mile from the local beach, you can hire kayaks and take to the water to discover hidden gems and coves around each and every corner. Walk the South West Coast Path for breathtaking vantage points of the ocean. 14 miles away on the coast path and accessible by car, the majestic Valley of The Rocks offers awe-inspiring views across the sea and towards Wales. Fun for all of the family can be had 2.5 miles away at Watermouth Castle, and at Watermouth Cove those adventurous characters can try their hand at jet skiing and coasteering amongst other water sports. The National Trust’s Heddon Valley offers stunning walks and a beautiful inn 5.5 miles away; visit the peacocks that wander freely here and enjoy a pub supper after your walk.
Weekly prices from £549.00
Telford, Heart of England
5 3 2 Yes
This delightful property forms part of four cottages set alongside the village Inn, a popular family pub with a pet friendly hikers bar and excellent restaurant. Lovingly developed to the highest of standards, the property offers a truly relaxing break. Located within the village of Little Wenlock which nestles under the famous Shropshire landmark the Wrekin and with the famous Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site a 10-minute drive away. The famous market town of Wellington is a 5-minute drive and nearby Telford offers a ski centre, ice rink and shopping malls alongside a wide range of pubs, cafe and restaurants. Ironbridge has a wonderful cluster of craft and souvenir shops, bars and restaurants, and no less than ten museums spread along the banks of the River Severn. Beyond the towns, the countryside invites, with kayaking, canoeing, cycling, golf and fishing all available nearby and walkers can enjoy the stunning scenery that surrounds the celebrated ’Long Mynd’, The Severn Gorge and Donnington Woods. Other attractions in the area include a wealth of castles, abbeys and historic houses. When entering the property, on the ground floor you will find a lovely cosy lounge with exposed beams, TV and inglenook fireplace with wood burner for those cosy evenings after a day of exploring the local area. The kitchen benefits from underfloor heating and has integrated appliances including electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave, washing/drying machine and useful breakfast bar area. There is also a separate WC and French doors leading to the patio area. On the first floor you will find three bedrooms 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single together with a Jack and Jill style bathroom, which can be accessed via the master double and the hallway. This room comprises of a bath, separate shower with feature rainfall shower head and WC. Outside you will find a private enclosed patio area with garden furniture.
Weekly prices from £715.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
5 3 2 Yes
In a peaceful residential area of Alnwick, you will be inundated with ideas for places to visit and spend time on your Northumberland holiday. Alnwick is home to one of the best-loved and widely known castles in the UK, instantly recognisable from a number of feature films; most movie fans will know it from the Harry Potter series. Northumberland is one of the most unspoilt areas of Northern England with several national parks and miles of open coastline, home to wide sandy beaches and big skies. Visit Bamburgh Castle, Hadrian’s Wall, the beaches at Morpeth and Seahouses. Outdoor lovers will enjoy taking to Simonside Hills for cycling, horse riding, hiking and more. This well-presented 21st century property is a pleasant home-from-home complete with contemporary trappings and enhancements. The lounge/dining area centres around an electric, coal-burner effect fire, cosy seating and a TV. At the opposite end of the living space is a large dining table to enjoy family meals together. French doors open out to the garden. The kitchen comes complete with an electric hob and oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a microwave. There is a useful utility room which houses the washing machine and tumble dryer. Also on the ground-floor in the converted garage is a ‘cool’ games room with its own TV, games console and a ping-pong table for hours of unadulterated fun. Upstairs are three bedrooms, one king-size with an en-suite shower room with WC, one single, and one double. The main bathroom is nearby containing with a shower over the bath and WC. Outside is a spacious enclosed garden with a seating area and BBQ.
Weekly prices from £586.00