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.
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Shipston-on-stour, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Located in Whichford, in the North of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you will be ideally situated to explore all that the area has to offer. For those who like to explore on foot or two wheels there is a wealth of countryside and a network of footpaths surrounding the property or visit on the National Trust properties including Upton House, Charlecote Park or Chastleton House. Head locally to Hook Norton and the towns of Chipping Norton, Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water The Slaughters, Chipping Campden, Broadway and Cirencester, or Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s birthplace. There are many attractions for everyone to enjoy including Blenheim Palace, Broughton Castle, Warwick Castle, Batsford Arboretum, Seizincote House, The Rollright Stones and the Civil War battlefield of Edgehill. Other places of interest to visit, Cheltenham, home of the Gold Cup, Gloucester, Leamington Spa and Oxford, and visit Bicester shopping village. Arriving at this contemporary home, guests will initially enter the hallway with spaces for coats and shoes before stepping through to the bright and airy lounge/diner. Here guests can relax on the comfortable sofas after a day exploring the scenic local area and for the warm cosy atmosphere, the wood burner makes this a delightful home to visit whatever time of the year, and the TV/DVD with Smart Roku ensures any must see programmes are not missed. The dining table offers a great backdrop to any meal made. The kitchen can also be found off the hallway and includes everything required to cook up any matter of meals including an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, while the dishwasher and washer/dryer help with any cleaning needed. Stairs to the first floor landing lead to both bedrooms, the first being a king-size bedroom with spacious storage and sunny aspect while the second bedroom, also beautifully furnished offers a twin, giving parties a flexibility for sleeping arrangements. Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom with shower over bath and WC. For those who enjoy relaxing outdoors, the property has a delightful enclosed rear garden which provides a riot of colour in the summer months. The table, bench and chairs under the parasol provide a great spot for al fresco dining, with the provided charcoal BBQ. The timber shed allows for bicycles to be locked away when not needed. To the front of the property is allocated off-road parking for two cars and an outside 13amp 3 pin plug socket for car charging (not an EV Charger), and an outside tap is perfect for washing down muddy paws or wheels.
Weekly prices from £546.00
Church Stretton, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Throw open patio doors and windows to soak up the great outdoors from this converted byre within the Shropshire Hills. Surrounded by verdant countryside on a working farm location, four guests and one dog are invited to relish in the peace and tranquillity that this cottage has to offer. Offering walks in every direction and a pub just metres away, you can look forward to embracing a slower pace of life throughout a long or short stay. Explore both sides of the border with the Mid Wales countryside beginning around 17 miles away and the border towns of Knighton (23 miles) and Welshpool (27 miles) well worth the drive. Original beams and stable doors sit alongside floral soft furnishings and traditionally styled accents in this converted cottage. The ground floor is made up of a sociable open-plan space with a lounge, dining room and kitchen all in one. French doors from here lead out into an enclosed garden, ensuring children and pets always have a place to play when the sun shines. Whether you dine indoors or out, the cosy embrace of the sofas and Smart TV offers an evening of entertainment when night falls. Move up the stairs to find two bedrooms and two en-suite bathrooms, passing a ground-floor WC as you go. Surrounded by the undulating hilltops of the Apedale Valley, discover a seemingly endless array of nature trails and waymarked footpaths from your doorstep and admire the fabulous Shropshire scenery all around. Pleasant afternoons can be spent exploring the farmland around Wilderhope Manor (3.5 miles) and the mature gardens and lakes around Millichope Park (3 miles), whilst the nearby towns of Much Wenlock (9 miles) and Ludlow (14 miles) offer historic streets, ancient architecture and pubs and shops to frequent.
Weekly prices from £546.00
Ledbury, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Access this extremely calming estate on the outskirts of Ledbury (4 miles), a space with traditional lodge-style cottages, a natural pool and an on-site sauna and gym. One of these lodges is yours, happily hosting four guests with cosy interiors and a private allocation of outdoor space. A wonderful choice for two couples or a small family, this appealing cottage is also dog-friendly to accommodate your whole group. Discover fantastic walks from its doorstep, not only in the six acres of woodland that surrounds the site but also further afield in the Herefordshire countryside, the Wye Valley (7 miles) and the Malvern Hills (4 miles). In keeping with the traditional feel of this countryside spot, this property has been thoughtfully renovated to feature wood panelling, original beams and sturdy oak furnishings. Step into the lodge to find yourself in an open-plan living space with clearly defined living, dining and cooking areas. The kitchen has been well-stocked to allow you to cook up your favourite dishes, and there’s space either at the dining table or out on the terrace to sit down and dine. The decked terrace is also home to your very own hot tub, a delight in all seasons. The bedrooms are made up of a king-size and a zip-and-link twin, both served by a shower room along the hall. Make use of the beauty treatments, swimming, gym sessions and woodland walking on-site before venturing out to explore hikes and bike rides in the surrounding countryside. The nearby Malvern Hills is a vast National Landscape with miles of footpaths and bridleways to discover. Take in all of the peaks and far-reaching sights from hilltop summits with the End-to-End walk, starting in nearby Chase End (8.5 miles) and leading all the way to Great Malvern (11 miles).
Weekly prices from £739.00
Coleford, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Bright doses of colour add character to this cosy four-person cottage within the Forest of Dean. A fantastic destination for exploring both English and Welsh countryside attractions, the cottage is just 3.5 miles from the border with the Welsh towns of Monmouth (6.5 miles), Usk (19 miles) and Chepstow (14 miles) just a drive away. Four of you can enjoy this propertys exceptional comfort in between adventures, spending quality time as a group either out in the garden or curled up inside. Also, dog-friendly, the place is a walker’s paradise with long-distance walkways and mystical woodland areas just waiting to be found. Have everything at your fingertips whilst staying in this single-storey abode, a place with plenty of space to spread out. Leave muddy footwear in the porch as you move into the lounge, finding comfy seating and a TV/DVD for your relaxing nights in. The kitchen/diner is just next door, well-equipped for prepping and serving three meals a day. Along the hallway, two bedrooms share a handy shower room. One bedroom is a delightful bunk bedroom with colourful accents, ideal for kids. Outside, the property is completed by an enclosed, furnished garden offering space to sit out in the sun. Right on your doorstep, the village of Berry Hill boasts a local pub (0.5 miles), the ideal final stop-off after long walks in the Forest of Dean. Discover the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail, the Cycle Centre and the scenic Cannop Ponds all 4 miles out of town, a great place to start. Moving towards the Welsh border, keen hikers among you will be keen to embrace the long-stretching Offa’s Dyke Path, a route that begins on the outskirts of Chepstow, on the edge of the River Severn (14.5 miles) and snakes all the way up along the border through fabulous Wye Valley scenery.
Weekly prices from £468.00
Ludlow, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Purpose-built and utterly versatile, this lodge-style property is a hikers, bikers and fisherman’s paradise in the heart of rural Shropshire. It’s located on a fishing site with 20 acres of surrounding woodlands and grounds, with patio seating and a direct view of the ponds offering a tranquil place to start your morning with breakfast outside each day. Hosting four guests in total, the abode accommodates friends, families and couples seeking serenity in the countryside. Explore the Shropshire Hills close by (5.5 miles), spend time touring the fabulous towns of Ludlow (3.5 miles) and Leominster (8.5 miles) or get to know walks along the fabulous England-Wales border, 14 miles away. Style and comfort have been skilfully blended in this single-storey property, a place with rustic wooden panelling complimented by neutral colours and modern appliances. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is your main space to relax in, home to a well-equipped kitchen, a dining table and breakfast bar for casual meals and a lovely lounge with soft seating, a wood burner and a Smart TV. Access to the patio is through French doors, ideal for summer nights. Indoors, two bedrooms are made up as a king-size and a super-king-size zip-and-link, both with en-suite facilities. Filled with the area’s signature black-and-white timber buildings, Ludlow is a quality base for any break with walks in the Shropshire Hills available right on the outskirts. The town sits on the route of The Shropshire Way, a long-distance pathway of 200 miles that encompasses some of the very best scenery in the area. From the town, head on up to Clee Hills (10.5 miles) and onwards to Much Wenlock (23 miles) and Shrewsbury (30 miles). Another famed pathway is the Offa’s Dyke Path, accessible from the border town of Knighton 17.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £840.00
Chipping Campden, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoying the best of both worlds whilst you are situated within the peaceful back lanes of Chipping Campden, you are just a few minutes stroll into the market square where you and take full advantage of the town’s abundance of boutique shops, cafes and galleries, perfect for couples or small families wanting to enjoy the Cotswolds. Chipping Campden also marks the starting point of the Cotswold Way National Trail, which dissects this glorious countryside, passing pretty hamlets and villages along the way. Dovers Hill National Trust land is a fine afternoon walk where you can enjoy views across to the Malvern’s and Vale of Evesham. For a more cultural visit Stratford-upon-Avon is within easy reach, and Cheltenham, home to the popular racecourse and literary festival. Enjoying a peaceful location within sympathetically landscaped grounds that blend beautifully into the surrounding countryside, perfect for a couples or small families wanting to enjoy the Cotswolds. The cottage has been finished with a contemporary style and further enhanced with rich colours and soft furnishings. The ground floor offers a lounge where you can relax in front of the wood burner after a day exploring and enjoy a good movie on the TV. A kitchen/diner where you can enjoy entertaining with friends, a solid wooden table for six that’s perfect for a catching up over supper. The kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. On the first floor you will find two beautifully finished bedrooms that will offer you a peaceful night’s rest. A king-size with en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. A King-size, with an en-suite shower room with shower and WC. The cottage has an enclosed garden that is beautifully landscaped with an open aspect onto the surrounding countryside. You can relax in the private hot tub (no under 14s are permitted in the hot tub and the hot tub can not be used after 10 pm). or enjoy dining on the terrace. There is allocated parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £1,286.00
Chipping Campden, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Tucked away in a peaceful position and overlooking the Cotswold Countryside, you will be well-served by foot whether you are here to relax and enjoy the cafes and restaurants within the vibrant town square or join the starting point of the Cotswold Way that will guide you across the surrounding farm and woodlands. The local area is rich in culture and history, with many National Trust homes and gardens to explore to include; Hidcote Manor, Snowshill house and gardens and Dover’s Hill. For local produce why not check out the local farmers markets with a Friday market, or try lunch at Daylesford. A little further afield, Stratford-upon-Avon, with the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre, Cheltenham with is famous annual horse racing and literature festival. Enjoying a peaceful location within sympathetically landscaped grounds that blend beautifully into the surrounding countryside, perfect for a couples or small families wanting to enjoy the Cotswolds. The cottage has been finished with a contemporary style and further enhanced with rich colours and soft furnishings. The ground floor offers a lounge where you can relax in front of the wood burner after a day exploring and enjoy a good movie on the TV. A kitchen/diner where you can enjoy entertaining with friends, a solid wooden table for six that’s perfect for a catching up over supper. The kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. On the first floor you will find two beautifully finished bedrooms that will offer you a peaceful night’s rest. A king-size with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. A twin bedroom, with an en-suite shower room with shower and WC. The cottage has an enclosed garden that is beautifully landscaped with an open aspect onto the surrounding countryside. You can relax in the private hot tub (no under 14s are permitted in the hot tub and the hot tub is not to be used after 10 pm) or enjoy dining on the terrace. There is allocated parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £1,164.00
Coleford, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Make the delightful Wye Valley your temporary home with a stay as a couple or small family at this characterful home in English Bicknor, a village on the westerly edge of the Forest of Dean. From your doorstep, venture into the countryside and ancient woodlands, reaching the iconic Symonds Yat Rock (2 miles) and the River Wyes banks (4.5 miles). Cross the Wye on the hand-pulled ferry for a new experience, or head up to Biblins rope bridge (5 miles on foot) for another iconic option. The barn, set within the owner’s grounds in the forest, has a lovely stone exterior in a rustic style. Enter the open-plan living space, featuring tall ceilings and fully glazed, original barn doors allowing plenty of light to pour in. Thanks to the cheerful decor with artwork and splashes of colour, this space feels homely and welcoming. Sink into the corner sofa for reading or some TV and gather at the central dining table for family meals cooked in the well-appointed kitchen that sits beneath a skylight. The games area will be hit with children with its table football, table tennis and darts. When it’s time to turn in, you’ll find the bedrooms, both with elegant, vaulted ceilings and lovely wooden beams, upstairs on the mezzanine. Served by the family bathroom, these rooms include a twin bedroom and a king-size room that can be converted into a twin on request. You’ll have a generous outdoor space, too, including an enclosed lawned garden, a table and chairs, and a charcoal BBQ for al fresco feasting. When it’s time to explore, adventure seekers won’t be disappointed – the river and its surrounding landscapes offer opportunities for caving, abseiling, rock climbing and canoeing. Or how about a high wire rope course at Mallards Pike (8 miles)? Rent bikes to explore forest trails, visit the ancient Puzzlewood and Clearwell Caves (4.5 miles), or head to Ross-on-Wye (8.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £472.00
Leominster, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoying an elevated position surrounded by rich pastures and meadows, this pet-friendly wooden lodge is perfect for a party of four. Follow a network of waymarked footpaths, visit the local market towns or simply stay home and savour panoramic views across the Welsh hills; the dogs can let off steam in their own secure field. Single storey and open-plan this high-end holiday hideaway is full of character, with local artwork and reclaimed treasures among its interior styling. The wooden lodge is set privately within the grounds of a smallholding, with shallow wooden steps leading to the front door. Step into the entrance porch to stow coats and boots before the spacious hallway leads into an open-plan living space complete with a vaulted ceiling and picture windows that perfectly frame the surrounding countryside. Cleverly divided by well-placed furniture, this space has a relaxing lounge area with a wood burner, as well as a reclaimed dining table where all can gather for convivial mealtimes and activity planning. The kitchen area has a contemporary finish and all the must-haves of home. When your day is done, choose from two bedrooms, one a king-size with views onto the countryside and the second a twin zip-and-link which, for flexibility, can be made into a super-king on request. A spacious bathroom completes the comfort for all. You’ll feel fully immersed in country life when you spend time in the enclosed garden – listen to the birds as you relax or fire up the BBQ for an al fresco feast. Guests are welcome to wander the enclosed meadows within the grounds and meet the local farm life. In the evenings, an elevated platform is the perfect spot to watch the sun go down and enjoy panoramic views across the Welsh hills. Two dogs are welcome here – they’ll love dashing around their own secure field. A local network of waymarked footpaths and winding country lanes invites you to discover the neighbouring villages, while the vibrant market town of Leominster (4 miles) is a paradise for antiques aficionados and offers an array of vibrant independent shops amid a blend of medieval, Tudor and Georgian architecture. The beautiful cathedral city of Hereford is 10 miles south, while just over the border into Shropshire, Ludlow (14 miles) has a medieval castle and bustling farmers’ market.
Weekly prices from £559.00