Here is our selection of dog friendly holiday cottages in England. A self-catering cottage holiday with your pets in England holds a magical appeal, whether it be a coastal escape celebrating the charm of a traditional English seaside holiday with your family and the pooch, or a romantic winter break deep in the countryside full of long walks, good food and roaring log fires.
We have self-catering holiday homes across the length and breadth of England, from the well-loved seaside holiday hotspots of Cornwall and Devon to the quieter more rugged coastlines of Northumberland and the Yorkshire Coast. Or explore the picture postcard villages and bustling market towns of the Cotswolds, Shropshire and Kent. If you love being outdoors and active in nature’s playground, check out the epic landscapes of the Lake District and Cumbria fells, the Peak District and Dorset.
10,486 properties found
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 2 Yes
This delightful 17th-century, Grade II-listed, thatched cottage is situated just half a mile from the beautiful white pebble beach of Lulworth Cove. Perfect for couples or small families who are looking for a relaxing seaside retreat, this quirky detached property boasts many original features. The local pub is just 200 metres away along with a seasonal shop, a gentle half-mile stroll. The thatched porch takes you into an inviting beamed sitting room, with Purbeck stone flooring, a cosy wood burner and an original bread oven in the fireplace. A separate dining room with oak flooring provides the perfect spot to enjoy a meal or snack. The modern bathroom, with a shower over the bath, can also be found on this floor. Four steps lead up to the kitchen and breakfast room, with everything you need throughout your stay. A handy utility room also adjoins this area. Three steps lead from the lounge up to a comfortable double bedroom. A further three steps down and you will find the en-suite bathroom with a shower and low eaves. On the second floor, you’ll discover a twin bedroom with exposed beams and a lovely window seat. Watch out in the eaves here, too. To the rear, steps lead to a raised lawn with wonderful views over the surrounding hills. There is also off-road parking for one car. Beach lovers and keen walkers are spoilt for choice here, with the stunning Jurassic coastline to explore. A two-mile walk from the cottage will take you to one of Dorset’s most iconic landmarks, Durdle Door. This natural limestone arch was formed by the sea eroding the rock and forging a hole through the middle. The pretty riverside town of Wareham, one of the few remaining Saxon walled towns in England, is also 8 miles away.
Weekly prices from £697.00
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
Set in the centre of the stunning Purbeck region, this stylish, bright and attractive cottage offers comfortable accommodation for a family or a couple seeking a quiet holiday home surrounded by glorious heathland. The cottage makes an excellent base for nature lovers, with opportunities to see deer and a wide variety of birds at RSPB Stoborough Heath which you can access directly by the garden gate. This spacious and inviting getaway also features a games cabin where you can relax or play pool, chess and table football. On entering this delightful property, you will find the bright, fresh and charming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The light and restful lounge is an ideal space for relaxation, with plenty of comfortable seating, a 43" Smart TV, DVD player and Bluetooth speaker so you can unwind at the end of the day. The pretty dining area is ideal for sharing a family meal which you can prepare in the stylishly designed kitchen. There are also two cosy bedrooms: a king-size room on the first floor, and a super king-size room on the second floor with lovely country views and reduced head height. Stepping outside, there’s a gated and paved front garden with planted borders, and a charming back garden with a large lawn, patio, BBQ and garden furniture so you can enjoy al fresco meals. The back garden has access directly out onto the heath and is perfect for exploring the Hartland Moor, Stoborough Heath and Arne Reedbeds National Nature Reserves (all within 2.5 miles). Nearby attractions include The Blue Pool (1 mile), Corfe Castle (3.5 miles) and Lulworth Castle (6.5 miles). You can also visit popular market towns and seaside resorts including Wareham (3 miles), Swanage (9.5 miles) and Studland (8.5 miles). The spectacular Jurassic Coast is nearby, with Kimmeridge Bay (6 miles), Lulworth Cove (9.5 miles) and Durdle Door (10 miles) all within easy reach.
Weekly prices from £714.00
Bude, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
Extremely close to the glorious beaches along the coast at Bude, this first-floor apartment is dog-friendly and sleeps up to four. Adventurous types looking to surf or walk the coast will love this property, as will families looking for that perfect seaside retreat. The area is overflowing with quaint cafes and surf shops to compliment this beach lifestyle. Make this your romantic break by the coast or bring the whole family for a holiday on the sandy shores of North Cornwall. The open-plan layout allows for comfortable living in this contemporary apartment. The silver and white palette and clean lines give a chic look and create a welcoming atmosphere for those looking to stay in a simple and stylish retreat. Cook in the sleek kitchen before sitting down for dinner and a glass of bubbly at the table with the doors to the Juliet balcony open, a summer breeze blowing through while you gaze out over far-reaching views as evening descends. Its less than a mile to the sandy beaches along the coast. The surf culture of Bude makes this an exciting town with plenty of shops and cafes catering to seaside visitors. Take a dip in Budes tidal pool or walk The Strand beside the River Neet. Traverse the rugged northern coast up to Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast (8 miles) or further up to visit Hartland Abbey (16 miles). In the same direction, youll find the famously steep cobbled streets of Clovelly (17 miles) and The Milky Way (16 miles) for a fun-filled family day out.
Weekly prices from £518.00
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 2 Yes
Set between the idyllic villages of Stoborough and Stoborough Green (both within 0.5 miles), this little gem gleams in South Dorset’s treasure chest. Sandwiched between the Rivers Frome and Piddle, the picturesque market town of Wareham is just a mile to the north – explore the circular trails of the Two Rivers Walk, through Purbeck’s wonderful wetlands. Encounter rare wildlife at Stoborough Heath, Hartland Moor, RSPB Arne and Holton Heath Nature Reserves (all within 5 miles), and discover the quaint wonders of Corfe Castle (3.5 miles), including a model village and a steam train to Swanage (9 miles). This beautiful barn conversion has been lavished with love and care, to maximise light, air, space and old rural charm. The high-ceilinged and flagstone-floored lounge is almost baronial; opening the French doors lets the fresh green outside in. Wake in the bright, ground-floor double bedroom with a bathroom and step out into the garden with steaming coffee and croissants; after thrilling days of sea and sand, steam trains, cruises and rare creatures, gather round the glowing wood burner to reminisce and plan your next excursion. Kids will love gazing down from the landing gallery, and their secret bedroom snuggled in the eaves of the cottage. Outside, there’s a front lawn bordered by flowerbeds, shrubs and trees; to the rear, there’s a long, enclosed lawn, a gravel seating area, superb summer house and separate pond. More wild wonders await at Studland and Godlingston Heath Nature Reserve (9 miles). Lulworth Cove (9 miles) is one of Britain’s best locations for coasteering, rock pooling, kayaking and paddleboarding. Catch the ferry from Studland or Poole (both 11 miles) to beautiful Brownsea Island, with its dramatic views across to the Purbeck Hills; its woods, heaths and lagoons are havens for red squirrels, kingfishers and terns. These experiences and so many more await in sublime South Dorset.
Weekly prices from £587.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
This Grade II-listed stone barn conversion occupies a peaceful position on the edge of a pretty Dorset village. Its open-plan layout, tasteful contemporary decor and large lawn garden make this a fantastic base for family holidays with the dog. Askerswell itself boasts a popular pub for refuelling after a long walk through the surrounding countryside, while the dramatic Jurassic coastline (4 miles) is lined with picturesque beaches and quaint seaside towns just waiting to be explored. One of four cottages sympathetically converted from the original farm building, this property retains charming exposed beams, a stable door and original stonework. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is perfect for entertaining or spending time with family, with a Smart TV, DVD player and Bluetooth sound system to keep all guests entertained. Upstairs are two beautifully-presented bedrooms, with original floor boards and reduced height in the eaves. A few yards down the lane is an enclosed lawn garden with summerhouse and garden furniture, which offers plenty of space to burn off steam, dine alfresco and relax with family in the sunshine. There is ample shared parking. Surrounded by glorious Dorset countryside, this property is ideal for enjoying long walks through Askerswell Down before tucking into a hearty meal at the local inn, half a mile away. The lively market town of Bridport is just 4 miles away, home to a host of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Head to the coast to visit the popular seaside towns of West Bay (5 miles), Seatown (8.5 miles), Lyme Regis (15 miles) and Weymouth (17 miles), relax on the sand, walk the coastal path or try your hand at coasteering, kayaking or abseiling.
Weekly prices from £568.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
This charming, thatched cottage can be found on a quiet, no-through lane in the peaceful Dorset village of Chideock. Wandering further along this lane will bring you to a bridleway that leads to the beach at Seatown, so you can enjoy early morning walks to see the sunrise or evening strolls to see the sunset. It is an ideal place for families to enjoy quality time together in the surroundings of the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within walking distance of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast. This wonderful cottage is packed with original features that are beautifully accentuated by light walls, traditional furniture and the odd contemporary touch. Downstairs, there is a good-sized lounge with its fireplace and wood burner to keep you warm of an evening. To the rear of the house is the elegant, but modest, well-equipped kitchen/diner, which offers access to the rear garden with its winding path, lawn and mature shrubs. Upstairs, the charm of original features continues, but the two bedrooms (one king-size and one twin) and family bathroom are still light, bright and airy. The peaceful village of Chideock is close to the A35 offering easy access to the rest of West Dorset, from Lyme Regis to Weymouth. The World Heritage Jurassic Coast is nearby with access available at a number of places. 5 miles west is Charmouth, the popular fossil hunting beach, where you can hire hammers and goggles. Further west again is the seaside town of Lyme Regis with a range of independent shops and eateries as well as a family-friendly beach. Going east, the unique Chesil Beach is 18 miles away and only a few miles from the many attractions on offer in the seaside resort of Weymouth.
Weekly prices from £613.00
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
Morpeth, Northumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Whether you are drawn to the rugged landscape of the Coquetdale Valley or the chocolate-box appeal of Rothbury, this attractive property is the perfect choice for your stay. Offering sleeping quarters for four guests and a canine companion, this comfortable duplex apartment is situated within a period building. Discover the local area on foot, strolling along the banks of the meandering river to catch sight of the famous Cragside House, and returning to sample some delicious fare in one of the independent tearooms or pubs. Your cosy abode is light-filled and spacious with an open-plan living space tailored for relaxing. Pour a glass of wine and whip up some treats in the compact yet well-equipped kitchen, rounding off with a family film on the sofas. Both bedrooms will prove far too tempting for weary guests; both feature a TV and are served by a stylish bathroom with a shower over the bath. The shared front garden is excellent for balmy summer evenings, and you’ll have sole use of a private seating area for al fresco drinks and meals. Roadside parking is available subject to availability, but there are free public car parks nearby. Prepare a picnic and don your walking attire ready to take to the sprawling countryside of the Northumberland National Park, beginning at the gateway towns of Great Tosson or Hepple. Both are easily reached within 6 miles and are home to the iconic fortresses of Tosson Tower and Woodhouses Bastle once constructed to protect the area against raiders. Heading in the opposite direction, the heritage coast has spectacular views and sandy beaches within 18 miles.
Weekly prices from £401.00
Belper, Peak District
4 2 2 Yes
Situated on the outskirts of the southern Peak District, this characterful stone cottage is perfect for an active getaway or relaxing retreat. After a day of hiking in the local area, enjoy a long soak in the hot tub with an evening beverage. Set in the pretty village of Fritchley, with its local pub, there are plenty of attractions nearby. Explore the local area with your family or friends, strolling along the scenic rivers and canals, and snuggle up by the crackling wood burner in the evenings. This charming cottage has a beautiful blend of historic features such as exposed wooden beams and modern-style furnishings and cabinets. Cook up a hearty meal in the contemporary and well-equipped kitchen to enjoy at the dining table in the living room. There is a handy utility area to store muddy boots after a walk in the countryside. Watch a film together on the sofas with the wood burner to keep you warm on chillier evenings. Sleep restfully in the attractive bedrooms located on the first and second floors. Indulge in a hot shower or a soak in the roll-top bath. On a warm evenings, relax in the hot tub in the front courtyard. Take a picnic and wander along the River Derwent and Cromford Canal and stop by in Crich Tramway Village just 1.5 miles away for a fascinating journey back in time. Matlock Bath is another wonderful place to visit – enjoy fish and chips, arcades and plenty of attractions. Keen walkers will love routes through Harborough Rocks and the Nine Ladies Stone Circle up on Stanton Moor. Cycle or walk around Carsington Water for a peaceful afternoon.
Weekly prices from £677.00