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
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
This wonderful property, situated less than 100 metres from Tenby North Beach, is the perfect seaside hideaway for four. Sleeping you all across two peaceful bedrooms, this first-floor apartment is ideal for couples, small families or friends who want to experience this popular seaside resort. Spend sunny mornings on one of the balconies, enjoying your coffee looking out towards the crashing waves. The apartment has a light and airy feel that reminds you of the coast as soon as you walk in. The open-plan living area is fresh and bright, with large patio doors to the lawn flooding the room with light; sit in a chair or on the sofa and enjoy your favourite book, or head to the shared lawn to catch some rays. The contemporary kitchen with sleek whites and greys has everything you need to cook delicious meals to eat at the quaint dining table. When it’s time for bed, choose from the double room with a TV, DVD player and balcony or the peaceful twin. Both have a tranquil, neutral decor to help you drift off to sleep but the large windows ensure you can throw the curtains or blinds open in the morning to let the sunshine in. Get ready in the bathroom with a shower over the bath, then head to the beach for some family fun. Enjoy a change of scenery at beautiful Saundersfoot Beach (3.5 miles) or go rock pooling through the tunnel at Coppet Hall Beach (4 miles). Kids will love a trip to The Dinosaur Park (2.5 miles), while older groups may prefer a walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path which you can join right from your front door. Tenby itself is full of wonderful cafes and restaurants, and you can go fishing or take a boat trip from the harbour (0.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £526.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
True to its name, this incredible apartment offers uninterrupted views out to sea and of St Catherine’s Island. Beautifully presented with contemporary décor and nautical themes, this Grade-II listed, second-floor apartment is an enviable bolthole for four guests. It’s also dog-friendly, with large swatches of Tenby’s South Beach (0.5 miles) offering space for pets to play even in the summer season. Closer to home, discover Castle Beach just metres from your doorstep, with the living room window and the double bedroom offering views down to the beach so you can see how busy it is before heading down for a day of sunbathing, swimming and ball games on the sand. White-washed floorboards, a decorative fireplace and a large bay window are just some of the features that add to the beauty of this single-storey abode. Spend most of your time in the open-plan living space with exceptional views, an abundance of comfy seating options and a compact kitchen neatly tucked into one corner. The wood burner-effect fire and the TV create an inviting atmosphere for days when the weather isn’t amazing outdoors, allowing you to curl up and stay cosy inside. Along the hallway find a double and a twin bedroom along with a refreshing family bathroom. Whilst this property doesn’t offer outdoor space, you are just metres from the beach, with North Beach and South Beach also accessible within half a mile. Wander down from Castle Hill and into the walled streets of Tenby to find café-culture streets, independent shops and tourist attractions including the Tudor Merchant’s House trapped in time (200 metres). Soak up the sea views with walks along Pembrokeshire’s famed coastal path, moving on up to Saundersfoot (3 miles) and enjoying some tasty seafood on the scenic sandy beach.
Weekly prices from £662.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
With picturesque views out over North Beach and across Tenby Bay, this light, fresh and welcoming apartment makes a fantastic holiday getaway for couples and smaller families. Offering inviting accommodation for four guests, the cheerful property is perfectly situated for beach lovers, walkers, nature spotters and history buffs discovering the thriving seaside resort of Tenby. Set on the ground floor of an impressive Georgian townhouse this cosy retreat is within easy reach of the town’s many historic sites, fantastic pubs and stunning beaches. Entering the apartment, you will be greeted by the cheerful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with light streaming in through the large picture window. With a TV, plenty of seating and a quirky choice of ornaments, the lounge is a perfect space to settle back and relax after a fabulous day out. The dining area is over to the side, perfect for family meals which you can rustle up in the sleek, beautifully organised kitchen to the rear. When it’s time to turn in for the night there are two cheery bedrooms: a comfortable king-size and a cosy bunk bedroom for younger guests. The apartment also has a stylish and refreshing shower room. Outside, a shared garden offers direct access down onto North Beach. The apartment is ideally situated for guests spending a day on the popular North Beach with its long stretch of golden sands, dotted with rock pools and the site of the Goscar Rock. Tenby has three other lovely beaches all within easy reach, alongside a host of historic buildings including The Tudor Merchant’s House, Tenby Castle and the Victorian fort on St Catherine’s Island. From the harbour, you can take a boat trip to the beautiful Caldey Island. Inland attractions include Manor Wildlife Park, The Dinosaur Park and Oakwood Theme Park, all within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £525.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Set along a charming street of elegant ice cream-shaded facades, and featuring a lovely sea-view terrace, this charming lower-ground-floor apartment makes a wonderful holiday getaway for couples and smaller families enjoying a relaxing break in the popular seaside town of Tenby. Offering cosy, inviting accommodation for up to four guests, the beautifully updated 19th-century townhouse looks out across Tenby Bay and is ideally located for making the most of this vibrant resort. Decorated in soothing tones, this tastefully furnished hideaway is perfect for beach lovers, walkers and nature spotters discovering an idyllic corner of the Pembrokeshire coast. Entering the property, a short flight of stairs leads down into the apartment, then through to a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a Smart TV and comfortable seating, the lounge is an ideal space to unwind in after a great day out. A step leads up to the pleasant dining area, with another step down taking you through to a sleek and fully equipped kitchen. The apartment also has an invigorating bathroom with a shower and freestanding bath, and a pair of cosy, boxroom-style bedrooms: a cheery double and a pretty twin, each with plenty of storage space. Stepping outside, the beautiful glass-balustraded terrace offers a fantastic elevated view out over the beach and across Tenby Bay. With ample garden furniture, this is a lovely spot for sitting out and relaxing on a sunny summer’s day. The apartment lies in a fantastic spot for exploring Tenby, with all four beaches within 500 metres. The bustling harbour and a fabulous range of restaurants, shops and pubs are close by. Attractions and landmarks within the town include Tenby Castle, The Tenby Merchant’s House, St Catherine’s Island and the medieval town walls, with The Dinosaur Park, Manor Wildlife Park and Heatherton World of Activities, all within 3 miles.
Weekly prices from £656.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Nestled just a stone’s throw from Tenby’s seaside promenade, discover an abundance of coastal walks from the doorstep of this cosy first-floor apartment, the ultimate seaside getaway perfect for couples and families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Brimming with characterful touches that echo the rich heritage of your local surroundings, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner at the heart of this home-from-home will transport you to pure serenity. The large bay window provides plenty of natural sunlight whilst the electric fire will keep tired walking toes toasty as you rustle up something delicious with your fantastic local flavours. At the end of a busy day exploring the coast, retire to the soothing ambience of the king-size or bunk bedroom (two adult-sized bunk beds) to be lulled into a peaceful rest before kickstarting your next adventure with an invigorating shower in the contemporary family bathroom. Accessed from the king-size bedroom, catch some sublime sunsets melting over Tenby’s rooftops as you dine alfresco with a glass of something chilled on the charming balcony. The iconic seaside resort of Tenby offers something for the whole family to enjoy, from fishing trips to coastal walks surrounded by breathtaking cliff-top scenery. Enjoy a traditional day by the seaside at the gloriously golden North Beach or South Beach, both reached less than a mile away, or head to the picturesque Tenby Harbour (1 mile) to board a boat trip out to Caldey Island to catch glimpses of nesting seabirds. Thrill-seekers can ride the largest wooden roller coaster in Europe at Oakwood Theme Park 10.5 miles away whilst keen outdoor explorers can enjoy uncovering tree-top trails at Heatherton World of Activities 3.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £475.00
Seaford, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
In a location overlooking the South Downs National Park and within walking distance to the quaint village of Bishopstone with its historic medieval church and pleasant walks. The famous Seven Sisters Country Park and Birling Gap is also within easy reach. Keen walkers and cyclists can explore the many trails of the South Downs. Eastbourne, a short drive away has a wide range of restaurants, shops and leisure facilities, whilst the City of Brighton is a shopper’s paradise offering boutique shopping and fantastic places to eat and drink. Children will love nearby Drusillas Park and Newhaven Fort, or why not enjoy a stroll around the pretty village of Alfriston, home to Alfriston Clergy House, owned by the National Trust. Head up the front steps to the property and through the front door into the welcoming hallway where there is space for dropping off coats and shoes. Step into the light and bright lounge with stunning rural views and relax after a busy day, on the sofa and enjoy catching up on your favourite programmes on the TV with Netflix via the Blu-ray player. Head into the kitchen/diner which is equipped with everything you need for whipping up a delicious family meal, including an electric oven and hob and fridge and freezer, and enjoy dining together at the dining table with seating for all. After dark relax in one of the two bedrooms, a pretty double at the front of the property with stunning views over the South Downs and a little sunroom attached with two armchairs, ideal for a morning coffee or enjoying a good book. The other bedroom is a king-size zip-and-link (which can be made into a 2ft 6 twin on request) at the rear of the property. The property is completed with a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is a fully enclosed terraced garden with patio table and chairs, and a charcoal BBQ. There is private parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £601.00
Brixham, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
After a long journey or a busy day, could there be anything more relaxing than sitting on your own private seafront balcony, drink in hand, watching the sunset over picturesque Torbay? Days here can be filled with the simple pleasures like this. Take the half-mile walk through Brixham to one of the beaches for a day on the sand, then pick up fresh fish and chips on your way home to this warm and inviting first-floor apartment. There is something about being near to water that calms the soul, so the stunning bay views from Highlife equal the perfect retreat for those who could do with a touch of Vitamin Sea. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a welcoming space with patio doors opening onto the balcony and those magnificent views – dine alfresco out here on warm evenings to make the most of them. Both bedrooms also offer sea glimpses across the town’s rooftops, a wonderful sight to wake up to. An attractive harbour town, Brixham lies on the southern edge of Torbay, looking back across to Torquay which can be easily reached by road or via a regular ferry service. There are several beaches within 0.5 miles of the apartment, including the sweeping sands of Breakwater Beach and the shingled Shoalstone with its fantastic saltwater lido which is free of charge. For a change of scenery, guests can stroll just a few hundred metres from the property’s front door and find themselves in the Berryhead Nature Reserve, a beautiful area of coastal landscape overlooked by an imposing lighthouse.
Weekly prices from £701.00
Kippford, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
4 2 2 Yes
This lovingly restored holiday home in scenic Dumfries and Galloway is perfect for keen bikers, golfers and sailing enthusiasts, as well as those who just want to switch off and get away from reality. With views towards White Loch, discover a wonderful array of forest, coastal and lochside walks from the doorstep, before returning walk weary to relax amongst country-cottage styling with the added bonus of underfloor heating. Keeping the character of the original, stone cottage, find a blend of elegant styling, traditional touches and luxury modern features ensuring a wonderfully comfortable stay. Soft neutral tones, wooden details and flagged floors reflect the surrounding natural environment, whilst cream walls and skylights in the kitchen give a sense of space and light. Enter the cottage into the large, bright open-plan lounge/kitchen, a fabulous social space with a wood burner and comfortable seating to relax and catch up. Gather everyone together for a delicious, home-cooked meal at the dining table, before retiring to the more formal lounge where you can enjoy views towards White Loch. Settle on the sofa with a glass of wine in hand, warming your toes in front of the wood burner-effect electric fire and watch a movie. The contemporary styling continues in the bedrooms – wake rejuvenated and enjoy your morning cup of tea in the garden, drinking in the sights and sounds of the countryside. Outside, the enclosed tiered garden has a lawn and patio area, a peaceful place to sit out, read a book and relax. In the evenings, sizzle up a BBQ and watch the children potter on the lawn as the sun sets on a great day. The village shop and seasonal tearoom is within walking distance so you can choose to eat in or out. There is lockable bike and golf club storage, and private parking on the gated drive for two cars.
Weekly prices from £750.00
Dyffryn Ardudwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 2 Yes
This stylish stone-built home with magnificent coastal views is an ideal location for friends, couples, or a family looking to explore Snowdonia’s coastal landscapes, countryside, and cultural attractions and comes complete with a private raised deck for al fresco dining. Inside, you’ll be greeted by the warmth of under-floor heating and stylish interior decor. The contemporary kitchen has everything you need for a self-catering holiday, including a sociable breakfast bar. The spacious dining area features a large table where you can gather with your loved ones to enjoy delicious dishes. Unwind in the lounge on comfortable sofas and, for a cosy evening in, switch on the remote-control flame-effect electric fire with customisable effects to suit your mood. A utility/cloakroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, The king-size bedroom features a TV, en-suite bathroom and a spectacular seascape view to wake up to. The second bedroom boasts a super-king-size zip-and-link bed, a TV, and an elegant en-suite shower room. Step outside onto the raised deck that provides the perfect setting to enjoy the breathtaking coastal views. The lower paved area is ideal for storing your bicycles securely. For larger gatherings, neighbouring Hafan y Traeth accommodates an additional eight people. The house is conveniently located 5 miles from Barmouth and Harlech. Barmouth, to the south, is known for its charming harbour, while Harlech, to the north, boasts a famous castle. Both towns offer stunning coastlines, extensive golden sandy beaches, delightful cafes, traditional pubs, shops, as well as museums and galleries to explore. Activities are abundant and include stand-up paddleboarding, boat trips, fishing, sea swimming, rock climbing, walking, and cycling. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, Zip World Slate Caverns in Blaenau Ffestiniog (20 miles) is an excellent option. Alternatively, venture into Snowdonia National Park and discover an abundance of footpaths and cycle routes, excellent fishing opportunities, and various events, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking natural scenery.
Weekly prices from £617.00