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.
4,792 properties found
Denbigh, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Take a break at this elegant period lodge which is brimming with character. Ideally suited to multi-generational families or friends looking for a getaway together, the property is surrounded by natural beauty and offers a selection of spaces for you to socialise, from the sunny conservatory to the beautiful garden. Whether you’re looking to relax and enjoy the local market towns, climb the Devil’s Staircase (8 miles) or wander through the whimsical woodland at Cwm Rhaeadr Forest (12 miles), you’lll not be short of wonderful days out during your stay. Upon arrival, head straight to the library hall to gather with your guests, light the fire and get comfortable on the soft sofas and armchairs. Another reception is located across the hall with a TV and more comfortable seating, ideal for taking some time away and getting lost in a good book. The kitchen is at the heart of the home, finished to a high standard with a breakfast bar to bring the family together. When it’s time to dig into a feast cooked in the kitchen, the conservatory is furnished with a grand dining table, surrounded by idyllic scenery to admire through the dual-aspect windows. Take the staircase and you’ll find the four bedrooms, all tastefully decorated with special features of their own. The master bedroom boasts a super-king-size bed and a balcony overlooking the majestic countryside whilst the bunk room has playful decor and is well-suited to children. In addition, there is a further king-size bedroom and a twin offering flexibility in the sleeping arrangements. When the sun is shining, there’s no better place to be than in the garden which is filled with mature plant life as well as a lovely stream and a wildflower meadow. Lovers of wildlife could pay a visit to The Red Kite Feeding Station (20 miles) to visit the daily spectacle of dinner time for these fascinating birds on the 160-acre farm – it offers a little something for all the family from orienteering walks to farm animals. Two quirky market towns can be found on the border of the Brecon Beacons, Brecon (23 miles) and Hay-on-Wye (30 miles), both perfect places to spend a leisurely afternoon with historic spots, bookshops and whimsical walking routes to explore.
Weekly prices from £1,051.00
Bideford, Devon
8 4 3 Yes
Devon is known for its beautiful family seaside destinations and Westward Ho! showcases this to a tee! This impressive contemporary beach house is ideal for families looking for a superior experience close to a beach and local amenities. Westward Ho!s two miles of golden sandy beach and access to Northam Burrows Country Park are less than half a mile away and for water sports enthusiasts, the North Devon Surf School is on the doorstep. Keen golfers can walk to the Royal North Devon Golf Club (1 mile) and play a round. This attractive two-storey house has a reverse-level design, so you can receive the full benefit of the panoramic sea views and the beautiful sunrises and sunsets on offer over the Atlantic Ocean. On the ground floor you will find three bedrooms, all decorated in soothing tones and a with coastal theme. There is a king-size room with en-suite shower room, a twin room, and a room with mid sleeper bunk beds, one of which has French doors leading out to the garden. There is also a stylish and contemporary family bathroom on the ground floor. Head upstairs and enter a sociable open-plan living/kitchen/dining room with Smart TV and a kitchen where you can prepare your favourite holiday meals. Bi-fold doors lead out onto a balcony that spans the width of the house, letting in cool breezes as you look out over the sea and nature reserve. A king-size bedroom with a Jack and Jill en-suite shower room and doors to the bedroom and living area completes this wonderful seaside property. Outside is an enclosed and sheltered landscaped garden, perfect for alfresco dining. A lovely, decked area with outdoor sofas is a great place for family barbecues or a quiet moment reading a book. If you tire of the beach or walking along the beuatiful South West Coast Path to pretty villages like Instow and Appledore, hop in the car and drive 12 miles to Barnstaple to reach the Tarka Trail, which is ideal for walkers and cyclists alike or visit the beautiful gardens at RHS Rosemoor (11.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £990.00
Newquay, Cornwall
8 4 3 Yes
Situated in the heart of the bustling town of Newquay, this stylish accommodation is perfect for large group getaways, sleeping eight guests and boasting a fantastic garden and triple-aspect interiors. Ideal for surfers, swimmers, sunbathers and everything in between. This stylish home is super spacious and has a wonderful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is great for socialising together. Cook tasty meals in the kitchen, warm up in front of the wood burner or play games around the table. A handy snug area provides extra space for taking some time out. One of the bedrooms is situated on the ground floor with a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room, while the remaining three bedrooms are upstairs. Choose from a master with an en-suite, a king-size bedroom boasting direct access to the outdoor area, and a twin room. Outside is a rear garden with several seating areas on the patio and terrace, and a BBQ for guest use. Set just across the road from the golden sands of Porth Beach, less than 0.5 miles from the surfing hotspot of Newquay Beach, and 3 miles to Fistral Beach, you will be spoilt for choice with places to while away the day. The town itself has several places to eat and shops to peruse, as well as the superb Newquay Zoo, which is a great family day out. Try paddleboarding or kayaking, if surfing isn’t your thing. Find a different pace of life at the charming fishing port town of Padstow (16 miles) on the Camel Estuary, or enjoy walks along the fabulous South West Coast Path, which cusps the shoreline through this beautiful part of the country.
Weekly prices from £1,166.00
Fowey, Cornwall
8 4 4 Yes
Bask in the Cornish sunshine as you gaze out over Fowey Harbour with your family and friends from this generous retreat. Sleeping eight guests, the four-bedroom holiday home is well arranged to suit a family group or a party of friends. Overlooking the estuary, and with a rooftop terrace and conservatory, it is the perfect place to unwind with your nearest and dearest, as well as to head off on exciting group excursions. From here, also enjoy long coastal and country walks, plan days out to nearby beauty spots and places of interest, and while away summer days in pretty coves with beaches. Open the door to this unusual abode and discover just how deceptively large it is. At ground-floor level, you can spread out and enjoy the sumptuous lounge, which has a striking, contemporary style and ample space for watching the Smart TV together. Amble on through to the lounge/diner, which has a central island, when it’s time to prepare the next meal for your party. Set the table here and gather around to enjoy dishes prepared with the freshly landed Cornish seafood you have bought. Follow a few steps up from the lounge to two king-size bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room. The main staircase leads up to the first floor, where a second lounge, with views out over the water and a door to a Juliet balcony that can be opened up on summer days, is situated. There is also a kitchen space here for making cups of tea. Also at this level are a super-king-size bedroom, with an en-suite shower room, a twin room and a family bathroom. A spiral staircase winds up to the conservatory and terrace, which both capture incredible views. Relax out here with a glass of something chilled on balmy evenings and soak up the scenery. There is parking here for one car.
Weekly prices from £1,700.00
Llandysul, Mid Wales
8 4 3 Yes
The views from this remote Welsh farmhouse are simply unparalleled and other delights just keep on coming as you move through the property. Ready to receive a group of eight family, friends or couples on a celebratory retreat, this holiday home offers sumptuous across two floors and outdoors in the exceptional summerhouse. Made for stays 365 days a year, you can make use of the garden in warm weather, cosy up by the wood burner when the weather turns cold or take a dip in the hot tub in any season. Leaving no member of the family behind, this farmhouse property is also dog-friendly with a private enclosed patio where Rovers can roam. Modern-meets-traditional in this impressive house, where authentic beams, stone-flagged flooring and exposed stone walls feature alongside up-to-date tech and a clean, contemporary aesthetic. Highlights include the two separate lounges, both with comfy seating and Smart TVs and one with a wood burner and the addition of an Xbox. The whole family can come together in the generous kitchen, sitting down to dine in the conservatory or out on the patio. Four bedrooms are laid out alongside three bathrooms across the ground and first floors, one of which offers a zip-and-link bed made up as a twin or a super-king size for added versatility. In this spectacular valley location, there are walks and biking routes all around, so step out of your front door and into an adventure. The nearest pub is in Rhos (1 mile) and offers a great spot to end your walk before moseying home. For further days out, nearby attractions include the National Wool Museum (4 miles), the vibrant town of Newcastle Emlyn (7 miles) and the Cardigan Bay coastline (15 miles). The stunning seaside village of Aberporth offers an ever-pleasant beach that’s dog-friendly year-round.
Weekly prices from £1,120.00
Llandudno, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Set on a quiet residential road on the outskirts of Llandudno, this detached family home provides stylish and spacious accommodation for families and friends seeking a Welsh coastal escape. Sleeping eight guests in four bedrooms, this dog-friendly property benefits from open-plan living, an enclosed garden, and distant sea views. After relaxing days frolicking on the quieter West Shore beaches and wandering the picturesque coastal trail, this two-storey holiday home offers abundant space for relaxing and entertaining, inside and out. From the cheerful front door to the light and airy living spaces, this property radiates comfort and tranquillity, with a subtle coastal theme echoing throughout the decor. Bright and fresh, the well-stocked kitchen has everything you need to whip up your family’s favourite meals, before gathering in the warm dining room to share good food and conversation. There’s ample space to socialise or relax in comfort, with soft seating in the dining room, a light-filled conservatory, and a relaxing lounge with a large corner sofa. You can also make the most of sunny afternoons and warm evenings with outdoor sofas in the garden, perfect for enjoying a cuppa or glass of wine in the salty sea air. The downstairs has access to the internal garage, where you’ll find the washing machine and space to store bikes or beach equipment. Upstairs, four inviting bedrooms ensure a comfortable night’s sleep for all. Choose between two king-size bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and two twin rooms that share the family bathroom. Rooms at the rear of the property benefit from wonderful sea views. Venture around two miles north to reach the bustling heart of Llandudno, with its elegant promenade, authentic seafront architecture, and the longest pier in Wales. Ride the Great Orme Tramway to the country park and nature reserve, which has breathtaking views as far as the Isle of Man, Blackpool and even the Lake District from the summit.
Weekly prices from £962.00
Woolacombe, Devon
8 4 2 Yes
Set on a hill with sea views in the distance, this eclectic family home provides a truly wonderful place to stay on the coast of Devon. Set over three storeys, this charming property sleeps up to eight guests and two dogs, and is a perfect destination to get extended family or a larger group of friends together. The sleeping arrangements are set out over four bedrooms, one of which is a super-king-size with a zip-and-link bed to ensure both couples and friends are comfortably catered for. Keen surfers will adore spending time here, with a shared surfboard storage area and only walking distance from a small selection of impressive beaches. For those who don’t fancy donning a wetsuit, there are plenty of other nearby attractions to fill your time. Spend time hiking the South West Coast Path or exploring fantastic nearby towns and villages. With antique decor and a homely aesthetic throughout, this three-storey holiday home offers a stylish and comfortable place to call your own. Step inside to be greeted by the traditional kitchen/diner, a farmhouse-style space with a generous country dining table and a thoroughly equipped kitchen. A hearty breakfast on cold winter mornings can be enjoyed at the dining table beside the warming wood burner. Head up to the first floor where you’ll find the lounge and the first of the bedrooms, a lovingly presented king-size with pretty views. The attractive lounge boasts mid-century styling with comfy sofas, a Smart TV and an open fire. Get cosy in cold weather or throw open the French doors and step out onto the balcony when the sun shines. An additional balcony can be found up a flight of stairs off the ground floor, and both balconies boast a lovely space to sit with a morning coffee. Head to the top of the house to find three further bedrooms. Situated on the second floor, these bedrooms are laid out as a double, a twin and a super-king-size which can be made up as a twin on request.
Weekly prices from £1,525.00
Penzance, Cornwall
8 4 2 Yes
A family cottage with party potential, this lovingly converted barn offers a unique perspective on the Penwith Heritage Coast. Bring a troupe of friends and family for a relaxing seaside holiday. The barn is surrounded by beautiful countryside and sea views. There’s even a private track that leads down to Lamorna Cove. Enjoy the sociable, welcoming atmosphere of the barn’s reverse-living design, including a gorgeous balcony overlooking a glittering blue horizon. The property is a stone barn conversion, set amid pretty, romantic grounds. Head in to discover a clever reverse-living design, with a set of tranquil bedrooms on the ground floor. The master bedroom is a great option for a small family within your party, with a spacious king-size room leading to a single bedroom and en-suite bathroom. A further twin and king room complete the collection, offering a range of bright, natural decor and heaps of space. Head upstairs to the vast living area, with light streaming in from dual aspect windows. The space combines kitchen, lounge, and dining room. The kitchen is a sociable area, where your designated chefs can chat as they rustle up dinner, which you can enjoy around the dining table surrounded by views of the countryside and the sea in the distance. Retire to the cosy sitting area in front of the TV for family movie night, or soak in the night air on the balcony. Children and dogs will love running around on the shared lawn while you enjoy a celebratory drink.
Weekly prices from £702.00
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 5 2 Yes
This beautiful property, situated in an elevated position overlooking Aberdovey’s stunning coastline, is the perfect holiday home for families or groups of friends looking for a base to relax and unwind in after long days of adventure. Sleeping eight over five tranquil bedrooms and with space for up to two dogs, the whole family can take advantage of the wonderful gardens as well as the nearby beach (0.5 miles). Spend the day wandering around town, visiting the shops and pubs, before returning home to enjoy an al fresco drink on the patio looking down to the garden and out to sea. Store muddy boots and coats in the boot room at the end of the hallway in this delightful house before moving to the kitchen diner. The hub of the home, this wonderful space offers stunning coastal views among peaceful blue and grey tones paired with wooden furniture and kitchen units. There’s plenty of space around the table for everyone to eat together. There’s a handy utility room down a few steps too. Get comfy on the sofas in the lounge in front of the Smart TV or chat about your plans for tomorrow, the fire on in the background. When you’re ready for bed, you’ve a choice of five bedrooms. For some privacy, head up the kitchen staircase to the tranquil double that benefits from sea views. Up the hallway staircase, a king-size room with dual aspect windows, a TV and sea views awaits, as well as a twin room, single room and a double that has an en-suite shower room. The main bathroom is perfect for taking an indulgent soak or an invigorating shower among contemporary fittings. Outside, make the most of the sea views from the large garden with lawn and dine alfresco, watching the kids play with the garden games as the sun goes down. There’s also a log store and covered bike area with lockable rack. Head off to Tywyn Beach (5 miles) for a change of scenery; you may even spot some dolphins if you’re lucky! On dry land, the Vale of Rheidol Railway (29 miles) is a hit with children. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the views from Aberdovey Golf Club (1 mile), while scramblers will enjoy the walk to Picnic Island along the ‘Roman Road’ from Penhelig (0.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,045.00