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
Holyhead, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Relish the sea views from your bed when you wake up in the master bedroom of this welcoming house. Boasting patios front and back to catch the sun at all times of the day, it’s ideal for couples or small families who want to spend days at the beach, play golf or explore the irresistible coast, countryside and attractions of Anglesey. Set over three storeys, this welcoming property is comfortably decorated throughout, with interesting artworks and accessories. Step through the patio doors and into the open-plan living space, where you can whip up delicious meals in the well-designed kitchen area. the inviting seating in the lounge area is perfect for snuggling down with a book, a game of cards or a movie on the Smart TV. In cooler months you can light the wood burner for extra warmth. For meals together, set the table in the conservatory and dine in style. When it’s time for bed, head up to the first floor to find the twin room with sea views and a family bathroom, and then the king-size bedroom on the second floor, which has an en-suite shower room. As for outside space, choose from the decked terrace, the patio at the front of the house, the lawn and the rear patio, which is equipped with a dining set and BBQ for you to enjoy al fresco drinks and meals. The house is less than 0.5 miles from the beautiful sandy beach in Trearddur Bay, and is surrounded by a choice of places to eat and drink. There are two golf courses within a mile or you could stretch your legs on the coast path, enjoying the spectacular views. For day trips, the Holyhead Maritime Museum is 3 miles, while Pili Palas Nature World is 22 miles.
Weekly prices from £563.00
Bideford, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Come and stay in this beautiful sea view property located in the coastal village of Westward Ho!. There is something for everyone to enjoy here, from surfing down on the beach to cycling along the Tarka Trail towards the market town of Bideford. The property itself offers stunning views of the coastline and has an enclosed decked area outside - perfect for an easy end-of-day BBQ. With wooden floorboards and neutral tones throughout, this property is light and inviting. The master bedroom is large and boasts a super king-size bed as well as stunning sea views. There is a bathroom upstairs and a bonus shower room on the ground floor meaning freshening up at the end of a fun-filled day couldnt be easier. Put your feet up, relax, and turn on the TV for a family movie in the cosy lounge area. After a nights rest take your morning coffee out into the conservatory to start your day. Westward Ho! is not short of family activities. Spend your days catching waves down on the golden sand beach and your afternoons trying your luck in the amusement arcades. For a sweet treat, stop by the Hockings Ice Cream van, or for an evening meal the Pier House, just 0.5 miles away, is not to be missed. With its outdoor seating area overlooking the sea you can enjoy a delicious meal whilst looking out to Lundy Island. The South West Coastal Path runs through Westward Ho! - perfect for exploring the North Devon coastline and the nature it has to offer.
Weekly prices from £494.00
Bideford, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
This beautifully decorated property located close to the beach in Westward Ho! is not to be missed. Offering spectacular views from the comfort of the sofa, as well as its enclosed outdoor patio area, youll always feel close to the beach. Surfing, walking, and amusement arcades all await you down on the beach so make use of the well-equipped kitchen and enjoy a hearty breakfast before heading out for the day. This property has been decorated throughout with a mix of neutral tones and wooden flooring, making it light and inviting. The upstairs shower room is luxurious with its high ceilings, large walk-in shower and his and hers sinks. This property also has a handy downstairs shower room and the addition of an outside shower to wash down at the end of a day on the beach. The kitchen is not short of amenities and has plenty of space to prepare a family meal, so why not take in the sunset from the patio and enjoy some al fresco dining. Conclude the evening by snuggling on the sofas watching the TV with some buttery popcorn. Westward Ho! itself has a range of activities to get involved in, from golf and go-karting to lovely scenic walks along the South West Coastal Path which provide stunning views out towards Lundy Island. From the nearby town of Bideford, just 3.5 miles away, you can catch a day ferry out to the car-free island famous for its puffins. The island is no longer than 3 miles in length but offers stunning scenery, wildlife and plenty of history for you to explore.
Weekly prices from £501.00
Chathill, Northumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Straight out of a fairy tale, this cottage is set within a quintessential Northumberland. A destination known for its picturesque bay, you’ll be well-placed for trying an array of water-based activities such as kitesurfing and paddleboarding. Catch the surf or embrace a classic bucket-and-spade holiday, refuelling with fish and chips as you admire the gently bobbing boats. Your accommodation sleeps four guests and provides a relaxing bolthole for exploring the surrounding countryside. Beneath the charming exterior is a retreat characterised by period timber beams, exposed stone and cosy furniture. Light the wood burner on chilly evenings and curl up with mugs of hot chocolate in the lounge, moving through to the kitchen/diner to enjoy meals with views of the garden. There is a downstairs bathroom with a handy shower over the bath, and the master bedroom and twin bedroom upstairs have access to a small shower room. Outside, there is a private stone patio to the rear with a pathway leading to off-road parking for two cars, and an open-plan front lawn which interconnects with the neighbouring properties. Sit outside with a glass of wine in hand to admire the sunset and, when it is dark, it is easy to see the stars. Lace up your boots and wander across the dunes to reach the pretty beach, basking in the sunshine over a picnic or signing up to try the water sports on offer. The village is awash with potential for meals out and leisurely dining, or you can take to the coastal path to reach Bamburgh, 6 miles away, marvelling at the imposing castle or browsing the pretty shops and eateries.
Weekly prices from £637.00
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Packed full of charm and undeniable character, this cosy cottage sits at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park for an enjoyable Mid-Wales getaway. In Aberdovey, on the banks of the Dyfi Estuary, you’re well-positioned to explore all kinds of coast and country adventures throughout your stay here. The pet-friendly cottage is within easy walking distance of a handful of country pubs, perfect for those who prefer not to cook whilst holidaying, and is just half a mile walk from the beach. The accommodation itself is a splendid three-storey offering that hosts a total of four guests, made for couples or small families. There are two separate spaces for relaxing in this holiday home, including an utterly inviting lounge on the ground floor and a first-floor living space with marvellous sea views. You’ll first enter the downstairs lounge/diner where comfy seating is positioned around a wood burner effect gas fire, a fantastic place to sit with a book. Next move into the kitchen which is compact and thoughtfully laid out with everything you’ll need. On the first floor find the secondary living area and the property’s bathroom. Up on the second floor, two snug double bedrooms are laid out for restful nights, both with comfortable 4ft double beds to get curled up in at each evening’s end. Aberdyfi Beach is a gentle stroll away, offering crab fishing from the jetty, unforgettable boat trips from the harbour or simply an afternoon of sunbathing on the wide expanse of sand. From here you can take a walk along the coastal path and north to Tywyn (4.5 miles), a picturesque harbour town. Another eclectic local destination is Machynlleth, just 10 miles away and worth the drive. Here you’ll find the fantastic MOMA Machynlleth, the history-packed Owain Glyndwr Centre and a Michel-starred restaurant for that unforgettable date night.
Weekly prices from £563.00
Hastings, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
Located just a short walk from St Leonards seafront, this apartment is the perfect choice for couples and families looking for a traditional seaside getaway. The Hastings pier is within easy walking distance and provides endless entertainment, while the bohemian shops and cafes of Norman Road are also close by. Eastwards beyond the pier is the bustling centre of Hastings including the Old Town which boasts quirky streets with a wide range of pubs, restaurants and shops, and a short drive will bring you to many areas of outstanding natural beauty including beaches, vineyards and National Trust locations as well as beautiful walks and traditional English pubs. The apartment is on the lower ground floor with its own private entrance accessible from the road level via a few steps. Beyond the immediate entrance, there is a utility area with a washing machine and tumble dryer before heading into the apartment hallway which is a welcoming space offering ample space for dropping off shoes and coats. Heading into the light and bright lounge/ diner this is a great place to relax, with original wooden flooring, restored fireplace with wood burner, comfy seating around the Smart TV, and a dining table and chairs for those relaxed family mealtimes. Leading off the lounge/diner is a wonderful conservatory with seating for four and is the perfect spot to savour the spectacular sea views, whatever the weather. Relax with a good book or just enjoy watching the fishing boats return home with their catch of the day. The kitchen is well-equipped and offers all you will need for whipping up a delicious meal and includes an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. The apartment offers Two bedrooms: a king-size which enjoys the fantastic sea views and a double. The property is completed with a bathroom with an electric shower over the bath and WC. Outside there is a south-facing garden that enjoys panoramic sea views. Enjoy relaxing on the outdoor seating with a glass of something chilled as you watch the sunset in the distance over Beachy Head. There is unrestricted roadside parking subject to availability.
Weekly prices from £962.00
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Set at the southern tip of Snowdonia in Aberdyfi, lose yourself in spectacular views overlooking the magical Dyfi Estuary from this homely and historic fisherman’s cottage. Welcoming four guests and two canine companions, this is the perfect spot to make unforgettable memories with loved ones exploring the River Dyfi and the stunning North Wales coastline. Beautiful slate flooring and a roaring coal-effect gas fire set the homely tone in the lounge/kitchen/diner, which invites you to hunker down on the comfy sofa, plan tomorrow’s adventure seated around the dining table or whip up a family feast with your tasty local produce in the contemporary cottage-style kitchen. At the end of a long day’s adventure, head up to the first floor to the twin bedroom or climb the cottage staircase to the second-floor double bedroom to lose yourself in fabulous sea views from the porthole-style window. Dine alfresco on the sunny front terrace accessed from the open-plan living room or head up the external stone steps to the decked area to marvel at stunning views over the estuary and across Cardigan Bay. Located at the heart of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere Reserve on the northern coast of the River Dyfi, the harbourside village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) is home to a golden sandy stretch and is a great spot for a range of water sports including sailboarding, rowing and canoeing. Popular with surfers and anglers, the village hosts yachting regattas in the summer; soak up the vibrant village atmosphere all year round by exploring the plethora of local shops and restaurants. A paradise for keen walkers, enjoy lake views as you conquer the Happy Valley to Bearded Lake walk (7 miles) or marvel at the breathtaking waterfalls along the Dolgoch Falls Waterfall Walk 10.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £546.00
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
While away hours at a time simply staring out over the blue waters of the estuary from this impressive apartment in Aberdyfi, North Wales. Sleeping four guests, the two-bedroom, duplex retreat sits within a colourful, seaside property that looks out across the scenic village’s sandy beach. From here you can step out to browse in the many shops or dine out. You can also enjoy coastal walks or trips out into the magnificent Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, within which Aberdyfi nestles. Make your way up four flights of outside steps, taking care when it is raining as they can be slippery, to enter your airy abode. Open the front door and take two more steps up from the hall to find yourselves in the inviting lounge/diner with its captivating views. Relax in here together in front of the Smart TV, make plans for the following day and spend hours gazing out across the water. On those occasions you choose to stay in for dinner, wander through to the kitchen/diner to whip up a tasty meal. Dine in here or through in the main room with your family or friends. The bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, can be found on the floor above, together with the family bathroom. Make the most of your private roof terrace on sunny days. Have breakfast out here before heading off on the next adventure and open a bottle of wine on balmy summer evenings. Spend time swimming in the sea or playing games on the sand on the beach within 50 metres of the property. Enjoy water sports on the estuary or book a trip out to sea to go fishing or seal and dolphin spotting. Stroll 4 miles along the coast and through dunes to Tywyn, with its beautiful beach.
Weekly prices from £429.00
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Spend the day at the beach, play golf, go hiking, try some water sports or enjoy a delicious meal – this cute seafront apartment in the heart of Aberdyfi is ideal for couples and small families wanting a seaside getaway or outdoor adventures. The apartment is set on the first and second floors of a pastel-coloured terrace located right by the sea and in the heart of the action in lovely Aberdyfi. Head straight up the stairs to the first floor and you’ll find your front door, leading into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with seriously lovely views of the sea and the harbour. Curl up on the window seat to watch the waves, the boats and the weather all day. You can rustle up delicious meals in the well-designed kitchen, and enjoy them at the central dining table before relaxing on the sofas, perhaps with a DVD or a movie on the Smart TV. A short hallway leads to your shower room, while a narrow, cottage-style staircase takes you up to the second floor and your two bedrooms, a double with sea views and a twin with 2’6” beds, both with ample storage. Aberdyfi has so much to offer, from its 18-hole links golf course to a variety of water sports, including sailing, paddleboarding and wind surfing. Its 4-mile sandy beach is a big draw, and if you need a change there are plenty of shops and restaurants. You can book a boat trip for fishing, sea-life spotting or just to admire the beautiful views of the shoreline. If you feel like a change, head inland and explore the Cambrian Mountains and their variety of walking trails, or drive to Machynlleth, 10.5 miles, or Dolgellau, 23 miles, each of which boasts an interesting range of shops, pubs and places to eat.
Weekly prices from £461.00