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.
10,484 properties found
Newark, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
This is the perfect base to explore the forest, steeped in the myth and legend of Robin Hood. Surround yourself with the sound of nature that buzzes through the forest. Why not hire your bicycles at Sherwood Pines Country Park just 6 miles away. With a selection of trails of varying difficulty, you could spend your entire holiday exploring on bikes here. National Trust Clumber Park, 7.5 miles away, is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath, and woods covering more than 3,800 acres. It is home to beautiful lakeside walks, a kitchen garden, a playpark, and cafes and shops to enjoy. Thoresby Estate is within 2.5 miles and offers events throughout the year. On entrance into the lodge, make yourself at home in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Put your feet up on the comfy sofas and curl up with a good book or watch something on the nearby Smart TV. There is an electric wood burner-effect fire, which makes it nice and cosy during the cooler months. Rustle up a meal in the kitchen which offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. Come together around the nearby dining table to enjoy a holiday meal; open the patio doors and let the fresh air and sounds of the forest into the lodge while you dine. There is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom, both decorated with pretty soft furnishings and matching bedroom furniture. There is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Heading outside onto the decking you will find your private hot tub, where you can spend your evenings relaxing whilst gazing at the stars. There is outdoor furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining, perfect for chilling out in the summer sun. There is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £929.00
Newark, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Sherwood Forest is steeped in history with the most famous tree in Sherwood Forest being the Major Oak which is about 800 years old, and was said the be the hiding place for Robin Hood. Explore the miles of cycle paths or hire bikes at Sherwood Pines, just 5 miles away, and choose from a wide selection of trails of varying difficulty. Why not take a trip to Thoresby Estate, just 2 miles away? The 3,800-acre Clumber Park is a National Trust site 7.5 miles away with a variety of habitats to discover, complete with lake, playpark and kitchen garden. A charming, rustic open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the heart of this lodge retreat. Cosy up on the sofas in front of the Smart TV while the electric wood burner-effect fire creates a warming atmosphere. The kitchen is well equipped and offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. Catch and dine at the table together or use the space to play board games on a rainy day. The patio doors let the light flood in and allow the sounds of the forest into your lodge. There is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room with WC, a twin bedroom, and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Outside, relax on the decking where you will find your bubbling hot tub, perfect for a special holiday treat. Dine alfresco with a BBQ and outdoor furniture set on the decking, and there is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £929.00
Hexham, Northumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Surrounded by fields and near the confluence of two rivers, this wonderful stone-built cottage is the perfect rural retreat for a couple or family in the heart of the Northumberland countryside. Ramble along riverside walks, explore the nearby Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and discover a vibrant city known for its hospitality. Step into this delightful cottage full of original features and feel instantly at home. Exposed stone walls are found throughout, and chunky wooden beams overhead add to the sense of rustic charm. From the bright and airy kitchen/diner that’s great for socializing to the cosy living room with its warming wood burner and the adjacent sunroom, there are plenty of places to relax and unwind whilst spending time with loved ones. Outside is a raised lawn with a patio positioned in a sunny corner, great for your morning coffee or an evening sundowner on the comfortable garden furniture. Soak tired legs in the pretty, blue-panelled bath before heading to bed in one of two inviting bedrooms, one on the ground floor and the other upstairs under the sloping eaves for the roof. Located near the confluence of the North and South Rivers Tyne gorgeous walks begin at your doorstep. There is a popular pub half a mile down the road, and the nearby market town of Hexham (3 miles) provides a wide range of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Visit Hexham Abbey and enjoy afternoon tea in the courtyard, followed by a stroll around scenic Sele Park. Walk a section of Hadrian’s Wall or explore the breathtaking scenery and pretty villages in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which begins 7 miles away. The city of Newcastle (23 miles) is a fantastic place to spend the day with an amazing array of shops, bars and restaurants to peruse alongside a buzzing café culture enjoyed by some of the friendliest locals you are ever likely to meet.
Weekly prices from £672.00
Umberleigh, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Perfectly nestled in a private spot on a working farm, this sensitively renovated, reverse-level barn conversion retains its original beam work and a charming farmhouse aesthetic, plus a sunken hot tub for an extra-special touch. From the raised balcony, you’re welcomed into the charming, open-plan kitchen/living/dining room, featuring a high vaulted ceiling and beautiful exposed beams. Whip up a delicious meal in the contemporary kitchen and enjoy special family time around the generous dining table. As the evening draws in, relax on the leather sofas and catch the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. Before dark, spot glimpses of the nesting owls in the wooden box nestled within the beams above you. Downstairs, you’re greeted with two en-suite bedrooms that feature more beautiful, exposed beams and a palette of earthy tones, reflecting the countryside that surrounds you. Outside, slip into the sunken hot tub and admire spectacular views over Exmoor, or gather around the decked patio to dine alfresco. The patio leads down to an enclosed garden, perfect for children to play in, plus there’s a private dog exercise field a short walk away. Set beside the River Taw, the picturesque historic village of Umberleigh boasts three arched bridges across the river for you to explore some stunning waterside walks; make a day of it by rambling to the bustling market town of Barnstaple, 9.5 miles away. Discover the breathtaking coastline that surrounds you; Westward Ho!, 18.5 miles away, is a surfer’s paradise, offering quintessentially seaside arcade games, ice cream parlours, cafes and some delightful walks along the headland with magnificent views out to sea. Get back to nature at RHS Garden Rosemoor, 14.5 miles away, famous for its extraordinary seasonal displays of roses, plus plenty of local produce available to purchase in the adjoining garden centre.
Weekly prices from £627.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 2 Yes
For small families or couples in search of an adventure on the Jurassic Coast, this cottage is just perfect with walking trails on your doorstep. Lyme Regis is just 6 miles away and a cosy place to call home awaits you at the end of each day. From the parking area, there is a ramp leading up into the private entrance of the property, which is attached to the owners home yet assures complete privacy. Inside, the living room is warm and welcoming, with two grey sofas and pops of colour throughout. The feature exposed brick fireplace with a crackling wood burner and the tall windows which allow light to pour in make this a wonderful space to kick back and relax at all times of the day, reading a book or watching films on the TV. To one side is a dining table seating four, right by the window offering panoramic views of the rolling countryside during mealtimes. For cooking up a meal, the country-style kitchen has ample space and all the facilities you could need, as well as an additional dining table with chairs for two. There are two tastefully decorated bedrooms, one a king-size boasting an en-suite shower room and the other a king with an en-suite shower room. Both rooms have direct access to the garden through a set of patio doors, a perfect way to start the day. The rear garden area is a suntrap terrace which is a delight in the evening whilst at the front is a raised deck with seating. Located in a peaceful location surrounded by stunning countryside yet just 2 miles from Bridport, this cottage is fantastically located to make the most of all of Dorset’s finest attractions. Head to Lyme Regis (6 miles) for a day of fossil hunting at the beach and dining out at the quaint independent eateries or head to Hive Beach (5 miles) to soak up the sea views. Another great day trip on offer is touring of one of the pretty villages nearby such as Sumondbury (1.5 miles) where you can wander the streets and head off on a picturesque walking trail around Colmer’s Hill.
Weekly prices from £886.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
This characterful cottage is set in the charming village of Ingham, within the Broads National Park. The property sleeps four guests and makes a lovely couples’ retreat or base for a small family. Just 2 miles away is Stalham, providing easy access to The Broads’ waterways. Alternatively, to explore Norfolk’s stunning coastline, journey to the beach at Sea Palling (3 miles). After a day of adventure, return to the cottage for a BBQ in the idyllic garden. The semi-detached property has a home-from-home feel, with traditional country-cottage decor and beautiful original features. The lounge is warm and inviting, with sumptuous sofas to relax on and a cosy wood burner, along with a striking original beam running across the ceiling. The kitchen has everything you need to prepare dinner, to enjoy together around the table in the adjoining dining room. Upstairs, discover two pretty bedrooms – a double and a twin – along with the family bathroom. Heading outside, you’ll find a delightful, enclosed garden with a lawn area where children and dogs can play, as well as a patio with outdoor furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining. Sea Palling is a family favourite, thanks to its vast expanse of golden sand and calm waters for bathing. A 3-mile walk from Sea Palling brings you to Horsey Gap, which is a must if you’re visiting in winter months. Here, you’ll find the viewing platform to admire the hundreds of seals and their pups, who gather on the sand from October to January. To explore The Broads, head to Stalham on the River Ant. Be sure to pop into the fascinating Museum of the Broads, before hiring a vessel or joining a boat trip at Stalham Staithe to explore the picturesque network of waterways that branch away from the town.
Weekly prices from £558.00
York, North York Moors and Coast
4 2 1 Yes
Charming, storybook cottage nestled on a magnificent estate with easy access to the Yorkshire Wolds Way. Perfect for walkers and hikers alike, this traditional period property is a blissful bolthole for family getaways in the countryside. Stunning yellow stone exteriors, quirky wallpapers and homely furnishings are just some of the features that make this pretty property stand out. The heart of the home is the cosy lounge, where you can rest weary feet in front of the fire on chilly nights in. Rustle up a tasty meal in the country-style kitchen and serve it in the spacious dining room, which boasts gorgeous views overlooking the estate. After dinner, enjoy the harmonious birdsong as you relax on the garden furniture and lap up fabulous views. Both bedrooms benefit from king-size beds, one of which can be turned into twins if needed and adorned with classic period furniture for a truly unique experience. The cottage is a fabulous base for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the nooks and crannies of the superb Londesborough Park estate, where guests can freely walk through the fields of farm animals and spot red kites gliding above the sparkling ponds. Adventure further afield to the quaint rural town of Market Weighton (3 miles) and pick up delicious goodies from the regular farmers market or enjoy a slice of Yorkshire Parkin at one of the many inviting cafes. For a day of shopping, York is located 20 miles to the west, while Yorkshires renowned coastline is just 30 miles east.
Weekly prices from £645.00
Westerham, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
Lovingly refurbished, this picturesque cottage boasts light and airy accommodation mixed with traditional charm, the perfect getaway for couples and families looking to explore this delightful part of Kent. Conveniently located on the main road in the heart of Westerham, also known as the ‘gateway to the Garden of England, offering attractive architecture and a beautiful green, with local bus routes, many eateries, and local shops only 200 metres away, it’s the perfect place to explore this delightful part of Kent. The Kent North Downs area is rich in heritage and culture with the National Trust property Quebec House located two doors away and Chartwell, the home of Winston Churchill 2 miles away. Hever Castle, (7 miles), Chiddingstone Castle (7 miles), and Penshurst Place (10 miles). For keen walkers, there are many local footpaths that lead from the doorstep whilst those who enjoy golf have the choice of two nearby courses to play. Enter this lovely quaint cottage into the warm and cosy lounge/diner with many original features, including traditional exposed beams and original wooden panelling. This room is comfortably furnished with a sofa and armchair arranged around the Sky Glass TV and an electric wood burner effect stove. Light the fire on a chilly evening and curl up to catch up on your favourite programme’s or enjoy a sociable meal and some after-dinner board games at the dining table with seating for four which is arranged by the window. Heading into the kitchen you will find everything you need for whipping up a delicious meal including a gas hob and electric oven, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine, and coffee machine. Located just off the kitchen is the shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. Completing the ground floor is a small bedroom/games room with a double bed. Stairs from the lounge lead up to the bedroom which is set within the eaves of the property. Here you will find a comfy king-size bed and a roll-top bath with a handheld shower attachment, perfect for enjoying a long hot soak after a busy day exploring the local area. Outside there is a cottage-style courtyard garden, which has a patio table and chairs for enjoying outside meals. (please note that access to the garden is via the ground floor bedroom). There is private parking for one medium size car at the front of the property and additional parking is located nearby.
Weekly prices from £599.00
Settle, Yorkshire Dales
4 3 2 Yes
Make unforgettable memories with your loved ones at this gorgeous, detached cottage in the idyllic village of Giggleswick. Sleeping four people across three bedrooms, it’s the ideal option for small families or groups of friends in search of a luxurious cottage to call home while they explore the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales together. During the day, hit the pretty trails at Ingleton Waterfalls, and in the evening, soak up in the peaceful ambience from the cottage’s spacious terrace. Stepping into this exceptional, charming cottage is like flipping through the pages of a high-end magazine - its opulent and chic. Take a moment to relax in the inviting lounge, which is tastefully furnished with bespoke pieces and a stone fireplace housing a gas wood burner-effect fire. When it’s time to eat, head to the heart of the home and you’ll find a spacious, open-plan kitchen/diner, which is bathed in natural light from the patio doors. Whip up some dinner and gather everyone to eat at the elegant dining table, or head out into the delightful garden to dine alfresco. After dinner, head through the garden gate and take a stroll along the beck, or make your way back to the lounge and warm your toes in front of the fire. At the end of the day, head upstairs and youll find three luxurious bedrooms. Theres a glamorous king-size master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, as well as two stylish single rooms. A well-appointed bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the layout. Grab your walking boots and head to White Scar Cave (12.5 miles) - the longest show cave in Britain. Witness a dazzling array of stalagmites and stalactites in all shapes and sizes. Alternatively, head to Ribblehead Viaduct (13 miles) to admire its 24 towering stone arches.
Weekly prices from £885.00