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
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
The invigorating ocean is just metres away from this Norfolk property, inviting you to be fully refreshed by the sights and sounds of the sea throughout your stay here. Well-positioned for getting to know the county, the accommodation is within reach of the Norfolk Coast National Landscape (3.5 miles) and the Norfolk Broads National Park (8 miles). It’s just 300 metres from the mighty coastal path, putting beaches and incredible cliff-top sights within effortless reach for daily hikes. Hosting four guests and two pets, this place is simply a superb choice for smaller family groups or two couples holidaying together. Filled with eclectic charm and nautical decor, this single-storey place is always teeming with character. Make your way into the cosy lounge/diner where a flame-effect electric fire keeps things cosy late into winter’s nights. The Smart TV is on hand if you need some entertainment, but you’re also welcome to just sit and natter away, enjoying one another’s company. Access the garden at the rear and find further space to sit and unwind, complete with a raised decking and a table and chairs for eating alfresco. Moving back indoors, pass through the conservatory to reach two bedrooms, both spacious doubles, and a wheelchair-accessible wet room. There is private off-road parking for two cars. The village of Walcott is a quiet, undisturbed holiday destination with a wide, sandy beach (300 metres) and a local pub (0.5 miles). It’s just 5 miles from Mundesley, a livelier Victorian seaside village with a beach backed by colourful, traditional fishing huts. As well as being on the Norfolk Coast Path, Mundesley is also situated on the Paston Way, a 22-mile walking route that offers incredible scenery from Cromer (12 miles) to North Walsham (6.5 miles), well worth a wander on a bright, sunny day.
Weekly prices from £540.00
Tain, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
4 2 1 Yes
Set in a secluded spot along the stark northern shore of Moray Firth, this light and cosy property makes a wonderful getaway for four guests exploring a breathtaking part of the Scottish Highlands. One of a group of delightful cliff-top pods, this fantastic lodge has a relaxing hot tub and far-reaching sea views, providing an idyllic holiday base for families keen to discover Ross-shire and Sutherland. Set on one level, this spacious lodge has been tastefully decorated and furnished to provide an ideal spot for everyone to relax in at the end of a great day out. Featuring low curving walls and French doors opening onto a peaceful decked area, this lovely cabin offers a relaxing and serene retreat. Four steps take you up onto the terrace and through the French doors into this light-filled cabin. The main open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner offers glorious views and is a great space to relax in. Featuring a Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker and comfortable seating, the lounge is an ideal space to unwind in at the end of the day. There’s also a compact but fully equipped kitchen, perfect for rustling up your favourite meals which you can share around the central dining table or the handy breakfast bar. Exploring further, there are two lovely bedrooms – a king-size room and a twin room, along with a stylish shower room. From the main living area, French doors open onto a delightful, decked area with a soothing hot tub, a choice of outdoor furniture, and steps leading down to a fire pit. Here you can sit back and take in the far-reaching views across the cliffs and towards the North Sea where you may be lucky enough to glimpse dolphins passing by. Parking is available for two cars.
Weekly prices from £863.00
Tain, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
4 2 1 Yes
A wonderful holiday home for four guests, this stunning wooden cabin is set in a beautiful cliff-top location with breathtaking views across the magnificent Moray Firth. Offering light, fresh and relaxing family accommodation, this secluded lodge is an ideal base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering the Tarbat Peninsula. This spacious property has been tastefully decorated in soothing shades and delightfully furnished to provide a cosy family getaway, perfect for relaxing in at the end of a fabulous day exploring this stunning area. The lodge has low curving walls, large windows, French doors and a bubbling hot tub, as well as a lovely, decked area outside, ideal for al fresco dining and for spotting dolphins swimming along the firth. The property is reached via a few steps leading up onto the decked area. Entering the property via the glass doors you will find the appealing open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The cosy lounge is an ideal space to relax in, with a Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker, comfortable seating and views out towards the sea. There’s also a dining area including a handy breakfast bar, and the neatly arranged kitchen has an array of equipment so you can rustle up all your favourite family dishes. Exploring further, there are two charming bedrooms – a king-size room and a twin room, along with a stylish shower room. Robes and toiletries are also provided. French doors open out from the main living area and onto the decked area outside. Featuring a lovely hot tub, outdoor furniture, and steps leading down to a fire pit, this is a great space for sitting back and taking in the far-reaching views across the cliffs and towards the North Sea where you might glimpse dolphins passing by.
Weekly prices from £863.00
Holyhead, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
This charming cottage on the Isle of Anglesey is a beautiful place to base yourself on a holiday as a couple or with family. Boasting a roaring wood burner inside and a blissful hot tub outside, rest assured that you can make the most of your stay whatever the weather. For days out, you’ll find two golden beaches within 3 miles of your doorstep offering a whole host of water sports, as well as vast stretches of sand for seaside games. Welcoming you into the property is the cosy living area, filled with two leather sofas and a wood burner, perfect for those chilly winter evenings. Dual-aspect windows mean the room is filled with light, and the neutral decor encourages guests to unwind. Adjoining the living area is the open-plan kitchen/diner, with a bench-style dining table and modern cabinets which ensure you have all you need to prepare meals throughout your stay. The first of the bedrooms boasts a sumptuous double bed with a padded headboard and simplistic decor to ensure a good night’s rest. Completing the sleeping arrangements is a twin bedroom, ideally suited to children. Finally, the modern shower room completes the property with its spa-like decor and double shower. Outside, the garden comprises a decked area and a lawn where dogs can play. On the deck, you’ll find a table and chairs for a spot of al fresco dining, as well as the private hot tub overlooking the rural countryside views. Those in search of adventure could relish the opportunity to walk the Anglesey Coastal Path within the National Landscape. The path in total covers 130 miles, split into 12 sections of suggested routes which you can explore at your leisure, looking out for each of the five historic lighthouses on your journey. To get to know more about the island’s past, why not visit Holyhead Maritime Museum (6 miles) or Beaumaris Castle (22 miles)?
Weekly prices from £694.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Sit back and enjoy wonderful views of sea, sand and sky from a light and airy apartment in the delightful town of Tenby. Ideally placed for a relaxing family holiday, the first-floor property sleeps four guests, along with one small canine companion. The apartment is directly opposite golden South Beach, one of Tenby’s three beautiful, family-friendly beaches. A pub and shop are nearby, with more in the historic town centre a short walk away, along with eateries and galleries. Outdoor attractions are within easy reach and glorious scenic walks along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path are on the doorstep, Enter through a shared entrance to the south-facing apartment and into the spacious, open-plan lounge/kitchen diner. Attractively furnished in a colour palette of marine blue and white, it houses comfortable seating, where you can drink in the uninterrupted sea views. The kitchen is well-stocked with all you need for easy catering and there is a snug dining area. There are two pretty bedrooms: a double and a twin, which also looks out to the beach, and a shower room. Enjoy a stroll down Tenby’s cobbled streets to see the town’s fine, medieval walls and painted period houses. At the bustling harbour, embark on a sea wildlife safari or take a short trip across the water to peaceful Caldey Island, home to a monastery. You can buy the monks’ hand-made goods, including chocolate and toiletries from a small gift shop. Dogs on leads are welcome. Explore two spectacular castles: Manorbier and Carew, with its historic Tidal Mill (both 6 miles). Enjoy family fun for all ages at Heatherton World of activities with zip wires, go-karting and much more, or walk with the wallabies at Manor Wildlife Park (both 3 miles).
Weekly prices from £598.00
Ambleside, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Take a trip to Hawkshead, Cumbria. This 1930s bungalow would be a great spot for a couples’ trip or a small family and their dogs. You’ll be surrounded by beautiful countryside and within 500 metres of a lake, so this a real paradise for anyone who loves the great outdoors. Enter the property to find yourself in a comfortable lounge with a wood burner. It’s a nice area to stop and relax when you arrive or at the end of an exciting day out. Continue through the conservatory – and stop to admire the beautiful views – and you’ll be in the gleaming modern kitchen/diner. There’s everything you could need to cook up tasty meals or pack picnics, plus there’s a coffee machine so you can start your day with a delicious drink. To one side, you’ll see a utility room with facilities for laundry. This bungalow has two bedrooms, one double and one flexible room which can either be made up of twin beds or a super-king-size bed. The latter has an en-suite shower room, and there’s also a family bathroom. You’ll have two gardens: an enclosed rear garden, and a front lawn where children and dogs can play. There are plenty of activities around to appeal to all. You’ll be 500 metres from Esthwaite Water, so it’s easy to pop down there for an evening stroll with the dogs. On rainy days, amble 0.5 miles to Hawkshead to visit the Beatrix Potter Gallery, a National Trust exhibition with some original prints of her beloved characters. If you like spooky stories, go to Wray Castle, 3.5 miles away, a neo-Gothic building with tours, a cafe and a play area. Finish your holiday by going to Tarn Hows, 3 miles away.
Weekly prices from £852.00
Bideford, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
A charming property nestled on the banks of the River Torridge, sleeping four guests and within easy reach of Westward Ho!. Whether you’re visiting North Devon for a family seaside break or exploring the area with a group of friends, this home is a fantastic base. The property is deceptively spacious and provides plenty of opportunity for you to socialise as a group; cooking, celebrating, or simply watching a movie together. The kitchen has all the amenities you need for a self-catering break and boasts a coffee machine for guests to use. A comfortable living room has a Smart TV with Netflix, while a separate conservatory houses a dining area with additional seating overlooking the river. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside is a fenced, patio courtyard, and through the gate, direct access to the riverside path. The popular Tarka Trail and North Devon Coast Path run right by the property, making this an ideal location for keen walkers and cyclists. Two miles away is the sandy beach at Westward Ho!, where you’ll find plenty to do, including paddleboarding, surfing and boat trips. The picturesque village has a few restaurants and shops to enjoy too. Market town Bideford is 1.5 miles from here, with access via boat to Lundy and more choices for eating and drinking. Take a walk down the quayside to reach the town and park, which includes a small paddling pool and playground equipment. For fabulous family days out, visit The Milky Way Adventure Park (10 miles) or The BIG Sheep (3 miles).
Weekly prices from £537.00
Porthmadog, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 3 2 Yes
This beautifully presented coastal cottage can be found in the picturesque village of Borth-y-Gest and within easy reach of Porthmadog. Elegant interiors and a wonderful setting make this a break to remember. Wake up to glorious views across the bay, mountains and estuary in this stunning property, comfortably sleeping four and two waggy-tailed pals. Step inside this lovely, terraced, coastal cottage and continue through to the kitchen, where bi-folding doors lead guests out onto the deck to take in fabulous bay and mountain views. Dine out here against this wonderful backdrop after rustling up tasty seafood suppers in the creative kitchen space. Get everyone together for popcorn and movies in the stylish living room, where the glowing wood burner sets the tone for a cosy night in. When heads begin to nod, there’s a choice of three inviting bedrooms, ensuring everyone has a great night’s sleep: a king-size with Smart TV and en-suite, a double with views over the bay and a single room, also with bay views. In the morning, lap up the view of the sunrise while you nurse your morning cup of tea and plan your day. Stroll down to the coast for leisurely breakfasts, or pick up fresh local ingredients from the deli for those special meals on the decking. The footpath to Porthmadog is also here, taking you on a 1-mile adventure over to its pretty harbour with plenty of eateries, shops and pubs to choose from. Visit colourful Portmeirion during your stay here, 3 miles away. For the exercise enthusiasts of the group, there are ample opportunities to take to the water for canoeing, swimming, surfing and sailing, while keen ramblers may like to travel inland to scale Snowdon (11 miles) or wander the national park’s many magnificent forests.
Weekly prices from £710.00
Newquay, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
Indulge in a cracking Cornish break with the family (including one canine chum) at this bright and airy home from home. With two versatile bedrooms, this quaint property is great for a small family, a group of friends or even one or two couples. And Fistral Beach and its sandy swathes are within 300 metres. Discover the delights of surfers’ paradise, Newquay, with plenty of shopping and dining options for those days you don’t want to self-cater. And you even glimpse sea views from some of the rooms in the house. All you have to do is make magical memories! Store shoes and coats in the practical hallway. The spacious kitchen/diner will serve any cooking endeavour admirably and there’s a dining table here set for four. Sink into the sumptuous sofa to read, watch the Smart TV or drink in the sea views from the lounge. Both rooms are ideal for spending quality time together. And up to the sleeping quarters… one relaxing king-size and one twin bedroom. Both have light decor and chic finishes, just right for a great night’s sleep. For outside space, head from the kitchen/diner to the enclosed lawned garden with a furnished decked area and BBQ for long, summer (or winter!) evenings. Newquay is a bustling town, known for surfing, nightlife and attractions. Fistral Beach is nearby and there are loads more stretches of sand within walking distance, so mix it up and see which you prefer. If you tire of the sand, head out along the South West Coast Path to see Cornwall’s gorgeous coast from a different perspective. Watergate Bay is 4 miles to the north, while Holywell Bay is the same south.
Weekly prices from £727.00