Take a look at our collection of self-catering holiday homes with good views where you can watch the world go by from the comfort of your home-from-home. Love a sea view? We have coastal holiday homes overlooking dramatic seascapes, rugged cliffs and sandy bays. Or imagine waking up each morning to marvel at views of an historic castle, picturesque village, beautiful garden or rolling countryside as far as the eye can see.
With great views like these, you may never want to leave your UK holiday cottage! Plus, dogs are always welcome.
4,791 properties found
Morpeth, Northumbria
4 2 1 Yes
It’s no surprise that Rothbury is a popular hotspot for walkers and nature enthusiasts. The stunning backdrop of rolling countryside and sandstone combined with the friendly pubs and tearooms are an inviting prospect, especially when you choose this attractive property as your comfortable base. Sleeping four guests and a canine companion, this duplex apartment boasts a wood burner for cosy nights and an excellent shared garden for summer evening drinks in the private seating area of the shared garden. Overlooking the surrounding town and countryside, this first-floor property offers peace and seclusion from the comfort of the lounge, which is kept pleasingly warm thanks to the wood burner-effect electric fire. Enjoy leisurely mealtimes in the thoughtfully equipped kitchen/diner, admiring the feature stone fireplace. There’s a bathroom with a freestanding bath and, upstairs, both bedrooms are comfortable for a restful night’s sleep. On balmy evenings, the shared garden is a welcome treat, and you’ll have sole use of a private seating area to sip your drinks. There is roadside parking subject to availability, and free public car parks are nearby. The Coquetdale Valley is ripe for adventures, complete with a river that’s renowned for salmon and trout fishing, and the famous Cragside House encircled by gardens and woodland, 1.5 miles away. There is a popular golf course across the river, but the town itself has plenty of eateries and quirky shops to keep you amused if retail therapy is more your cup of tea. The Northumberland National Park can be accessed from the gateway town of Great Tosson, 2.5 miles away, home to the iconic remnants of the historic fortress, Tosson Tower.
Weekly prices from £407.00
Llwyngwril, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoying an idyllic two-acre coastal location with far-reaching sea views, this stunning barn conversion provides fabulous accommodation for couples and smaller families discovering a breathtaking stretch of Ceredigion Bay. Offering cosy accommodation for up to four guests seeking a tranquil holiday retreat, the beautifully updated property features exposed stonework, original timber beams, underfloor heating and a welcoming wood burner. Situated along the breathtaking south-western coast of Snowdonia, this fresh, light-filled hideaway makes a wonderful holiday home for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers exploring the area’s secluded beaches, magnificent peaks and lush woods. The spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner has wooden beams in the vaulted ceiling, and provides a fantastic space for relaxing in after a memorable day in Snowdonia. With comfortable seating and a cheery wood burner, the inviting lounge is perfect for snuggling up with a good book or movie. The country-style dining table is a sociable space for sharing your favourite meals which you can rustle up in the light, fully equipped kitchen. There are two pretty bedrooms, each with a refreshing en-suite shower room: the beautiful king-size room is a few steps down from the lounge and features sea views, while the super-king-size room is a few steps up from the lounge with patio doors to the garden. Outside, the paved terrace has garden furniture providing a lovely spot for taking in glorious views and for glimpsing some of the local wildlife. A fantastic area for walking, cycling, golf, swimming, water sports and fishing, the cottage is less than half a mile from a beautiful quiet beach. Local attractions include Dolgogh Waterfall, the Tywyn Railway and Craig Yr Aderyn, all within 10 miles. Aberdyfi is to the south (12 miles), with Barmouth to the north (7 miles), a pair of charming coastal towns with fantastic beaches, restaurants and pubs.
Weekly prices from £791.00
Minehead, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
Situated on Minehead’s historic Old Harbour front, with the sea just yards away, you can relax and enjoy fabulous views of the bay, the pebble beach and the North Somerset coast. On a clear day you can see across to Wales. This peaceful end of Minehead is on the South West Coastal path and has a promenade lined with old inns, restaurants, and quaint little cottages. A short step away is an open grassy area with a children’s playground. At the end of the headland are wonderful walks and more panoramic views. The property is just yards from the lifeboat station and right by the start of the Exmoor National Park. Stroll in the other direction towards the centre of Minehead and you pass a superb park and a selection of shops leading you to the main heart of the town with its sandy beach, seaside amusements (including a links golf course and steam railway) and a myriad of shops, pubs and restaurants. Butlins is just around the bay offering its own unique brand of entertainment. A great base from which to explore Exmoor, Dunster, Blue Anchor and the coast. Stepping into the contemporary styled ground floor apartment you are greeted by an entrance hall where you can store coats and boots. The lounge is just to your right, light and bright with immediate and wide sea views. It is furnished comfortably and has a Smart TV, leather sofas and a fresh feel. The kitchen/diner is next, stylish and well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge/freezer. There is ample room to eat at the table or plan your next day’s adventure. The kitchen also overlooks the sea with French doors opening onto the promenade, perfect for watching the sunrise over the water. The two bedrooms are beautifully furnished, one king-size and one twin. The twin has a door opening onto a small outside verandah with seating which catches the afternoon sun. The spacious shower room with shower and WC completes the accommodation. Aside to the seating on the verandah, there is also a rotary washing line at the rear of the property for guests to use. A free parking permit is included in your stay and a public car park is only yards away.
Weekly prices from £528.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
Escape to the coast and wake to the sounds of waves at Bacton Beach. Boasting a superb location over the road from the shore, spend evenings in the garden or curl up in front of the wood burner. Family-friendly attractions, fantastic beaches and plenty of places to indulge in a delicious meal can be found close to home so you can keep guests of all ages entertained. This coastal bolthole can be booked with the adjoining property for a getaway with family, friends and dinners on the shared patio. Fill your lungs with salty air before heading inside to settle at this charming cottage. Built from traditional flint and brick, the charisma continues inside where a subtle nautical theme echoes throughout, and neutral hues create a welcoming ambience. Turn the bright lounge into a cosy haven by firing up the wood burner and spend lazy evenings gazing out of the window or in front of the TV. When it’s time to tuck in, rustle up some delicious fare in the inviting kitchen/diner or fire up the BBQ and enjoy a sizzling summer feast to the sound of the waves. Keep an eye on your pup as the garden and patio are unenclosed, with the rear garden leading to the beach. Rest your head in one of two charming double bedrooms before rising and shining and freshening up in the contemporary bathroom. Tread the track (or take the ramp nearby) from the rear garden and descend the steps to the promenade and the beach for a splash in the sea, sandcastle competitions and a summer sunbathe. The beach has restrictions for dogs during summer, but you can hop on the Norfolk Coast Path for a stretch of the legs and glorious views. Treat yourself in the local pub or make the 11-mile journey to Cromer where you can sample the local crab.
Weekly prices from £660.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
Whisk your family away for a traditional bucket and spade holiday with the golden sands of Bacton Beach just over the road from this charming brick and flint cottage. Fill your days with sandcastle building, stick chasing and basking in the sea breeze before returning home to BBQ up a feast or to curl up on the inviting corner sofa. For a trip to remember with family friends, book the adjoining bungalow and gather on the shared patio to plan the day’s adventures. Fresh, light hues flow throughout creating a tranquil ambience in which to relax after a day at the beach. The lounge/diner leads to the kitchen through an arch so you can keep the chef company whilst relaxing on the large sofa in front of your favourite TV programme. Dine together at the table or step outside and dine alfresco to lap up the last of the sun and tuck into a delicious BBQ. Steps from the rear garden (and a nearby ramp) lead down to the promenade so you can stretch your legs before washing sandy toes in the contemporary bathroom where you can also enjoy a soak in the tub. Resting comes easy at this coastal bolthole where two double bedrooms invite you to drift off and dream amid calming tones. Head to Bacton Beach for a day in the sand and sea, though if you’re holidaying with your pup during summer months take note of restrictions and enjoy a walk on the Norfolk Coast Path instead. Treat little ones to a trip to Cromer (11 miles) where there’s a traditional seaside theatre at the end of the famous pier and you can indulge in crab fresh from the day’s catch. BeWILDerwood (13 miles) is also a great place to take young guests and is close to the Norfolk Broads so you can spend the afternoon navigating the stunning waterways.
Weekly prices from £528.00
Torpoint, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
This charming hillside home is tucked away in a lovely spot on the South Cornwall coast, home to an abundance of quaint fishing villages and towns that are perfect for exploring. Boasting magnificent sea views from many of the rooms, you will be spoilt for choice when deciding where to relax after a fun-filled day of adventures - whether its from the light and bright conservatory or the cosy living room, you will not be disappointed by the scenery that lies before you. Coastal decor adorns this property, with every finishing touch having been thought of, from the beautifully furnished bedrooms to the well-equipped kitchen. The conservatory complete with dining table, is ideal for enjoying a family meal while admiring the sea views. You can then retire to the comfortable lounge to watch the sun set over the ocean. Outside are two peaceful decking areas, one at the front of the property where your canine companion can join you too, and the other is at the rear of the property giving you far-reaching vistas beyond the rooftops and out to the blue. Less than half a mile from the cottage is Downderry Beach – a mixture of shingle and sand, and with rock pools exposed at low tide, it is a great spot for all the family to have some fun. Right on the beach is a small pub, and when the tide is right, keen walkers can enjoy a stroll to nearby Seaton across a mile-long stretch of sand. Discover the beautiful village of Looe (6 miles) whose working fishing port is great entertainment for all who visit, and Polperro (10.5 miles) which is known locally as an artists paradise with its stunning views. For an exhilarating day out, try heading to Adrenalin Quarry (7 miles) where you can zoom down zip wires, ride a giant cliff-top swing and experience coasteering.
Weekly prices from £606.00
Ilfracombe, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
This spacious ground floor apartment sits in an enviable position right on the waters edge, offering spectacular views of the dramatic seas and coastline of North Devon. Situated in the historical town of Ilfracombe, there are many sights and attractions at your fingertips from art galleries, museums and aquariums, to beaches, shops and more. Wander down to the bustling harbour where fisherman haul in their catch morning, noon and night and sample some of the freshly caught delicacies. Set within an historic Victorian Terrace, this ground floor split-level property has been designed to maximise its stunning location and panoramic sea views. Entering on the ground floor you have a large and comfortable lounge thats filled with light due to a floor-to-ceiling window with uninterrupted sea views. The modern-day kitchen/diner provides the perfect space to sit back and relax with family and friends with a glass of wine whilst waiting for dinner. On the lower ground floor are the two cosy and bright bedrooms along with the pretty coastal-themed bathroom with shower over the bath. Ilfracombe is a popular seaside town situated on the North Devon coast that thrives on its heritage and culture. Strewn along this beautiful coastline are some of North Devons finest beaches. Hele Bay (1.5 miles) is a part sand, part shingle beach lying on the outskirts of Ilfracombe and has a welcoming and friendly pub where you can enjoy a refreshment or two in the summer sunshine. Or if you are a keen walker, take the South West Coast Path to the pretty Lee Bay which is around a 3-mile walk, offering fantastic scenery and wildlife.
Weekly prices from £529.00
Fowey, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
Nestling on the beautiful south coast of Cornwall alongside the river Fowey you will find this delightful three-storey house, a spacious retreat for couple or small families alike. Sophisticated yet comfortable, this former chapel welcomes you to relax and enjoy the unspoilt village of Polruan and explore the delights of the South Coast. Slide the patio doors open, step onto the roof terrace and indulge in a spot of al fresco dining with spectacular panoramic views, watching the river life go by. With the Juliet balcony from the master bedroom and the roof terrace, this property boasts features that are sure to delight the young, old and four-legged. Dark beams on the ceiling contrast beautifully with the bright yet warm yellows found throughout the property. In the living room, light pours in through the skylight at one end and the sliding doors to the patio terrace at the other. Touches of vibrant red in the kitchen compliment the granite breakfast bar, the perfect place to plan your day. Open up the doors of the Juliet balcony, sit at the dining table and enjoy a lazy breakfast, ready to head out for a day of exploring. From Polruan, take the passenger ferry to Fowey to explore the shops, restaurants and bars. Walk the beautiful coastal path to Lantic Bay (1 mile) then onto Polperro (6 miles) enjoying spectacular views along the way. Head west to the secluded Polridmouth Cove (2.5 miles), then climb the 109 steps to the top of the Gribbin Headland Daymark (3 miles), towering at 26m tall and standing out of the headland since 1832. Explore the Cardinham woods (20 miles), the gardens at Lanhydrock (17.5 miles) and discover the award-winning Eden Project (15.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £590.00
Applecross, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
4 2 1 Yes
This self-catering holiday property is set in the heart of a quiet yet active Scottish estate. It provides guests with the opportunity to watch varied wildlife, walk to the beach or the local village and stroll along the Applecross River, exploring the delights of Wester Ross. Comfortably accommodating four people, this home offers an all-round Scottish holiday experience in a beautiful area, as well as the chance to feel part of a Highland Estate environment. Part of the wing of Applecross House, this property is fully self-contained with an internal passage connecting the two houses. This allows the properties to be let individually or as one, in conjunction with Bramble Lodge, to accommodate larger parties up to 12. On the ground floor, there is a charming sitting room with a wood burner and a dining table in the bay window. Its a homely and spacious room where you can enjoy each others company and maybe play a board game from the selection under the coffee table. The kitchen is narrow, with plenty of worktop space and well-equipped for creating wholesome meals. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms – a lovely king-size and a twin room – as well as a family bathroom with both a bath and a shower.
Weekly prices from £577.00