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
Chathill, Northumbria
4 2 1 Yes
This tastefully decorated bungalow in Beadnell benefits from bright and airy communal areas and comfortable bedrooms. Sleeping up to four people in two bedrooms, it is exceptionally family-friendly though would suit a small group of friends happy to share. Not only are its interiors stylish with every amenity you should need, but the property’s location is also hard to beat thanks to being close from a number of lovely eateries, the local beach and a village shop. To enter, go through the front door into the hallway where you can store any coats and shoes. From there, head into the open-plan living and dining area with a kitchen at one end. The lounge has comfortable sofas on which you can relax in front of the wood burner on chillier evenings. The kitchen has everything required to rustle up delicious meals and there is a large table by the patio doors for mealtimes. For more informal dining you could eat at the breakfast bar. The beautiful bedrooms are all on the same level, and set just off the hallway. There’s a king-size room and a twin room with a pull-out trundle bed if an extra sleeping spot for a child is required. Both bedrooms can share the charming family bathroom. Outside, through the patio doors, there’s an enclosed garden with a terraced area complete with garden furniture. Plus, for any bikes or large sporting equipment, you can store it away in the shed at the rear of the property. For days out, enjoy a long leisurely walk from the front door or you could try your hand at some of the water sports available down by the sea. There’s a wonderful coastal path too that guests often like to follow. Seahouses is just 2 miles down the path, with Low Newton 6 miles away.
Weekly prices from £734.00
Kingsbridge, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
With a children’s play area, BBQ and pizza oven, there’s plenty to keep you entertained and connected to the rolling countryside that surrounds you at this charming barn conversion just moments from the rugged coastline. Grab the local produce you’ve collected and head into the open-plan kitchen/dining/living room to rustle up a hearty meal and enjoy family time at the breakfast bar or around the dining table. As day turns to dusk, fire up the roaring wood burner to cosy up on the comfy sofas for a film night around the Smart TV. Answer the call of bedtime upstairs to be met with two wonderful en-suite bedrooms, which both feature a calming neutral colour palette and are flooded with natural sunlight from the barn-style windows. Throw open the front door to the shared patio area to soak up the last of the day’s sun and head down to the shared BBQ area that features a pizza oven and plenty of seating to admire your unspoilt countryside surroundings. There is also table tennis available and a brilliant outdoor play area that children will love discovering. Nestled into a sheltered cove behind Bolt Tail, Hope Cove less than a mile away retains the atmosphere of an unspoilt fishing village and features two secluded, quiet sandy stretches perfect for a relaxing afternoon soaking up the sun and swimming through the calm turquoise waters. Based in Kingsbridge in an Area of Outstanding Natural, try out paddle boarding at Waterborn 5 miles away, the UK’s biggest stand-up paddle boarding school. Back on dry land, join up with the magnificent South West Coast Path just under 4 miles away to journey along the Salcombe to Bolt Head walk, passing through an enchanted landscape of rugged coastline along the Salcombe estuary.
Weekly prices from £710.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 2 Yes
Located on a working farm, this stylish barn conversion is the perfect rural getaway for a couple or family in the glorious Norfolk countryside. Enjoy stylish open-plan living, gorgeous views and your own private garden at this welcoming holiday home. Upon entering this stunning barn conversion, youll be greeted with an open-plan layout that’s perfect for spending sociable time with loved ones. The heart of the home, the fully-equipped kitchen, boasts everything a chef could need to whip up a delicious meal. Besides the kitchen, youll find a dining area that comfortably seats four guests, perfect for family meals and intimate dinners. The living area is a cosy and inviting space, complete with a Smart TV, where you can gather to watch a movie or your favourite show. At the end of the barn, youll find the attractive master bedroom, boasting a king-size zip-and-link bed (which can be converted into twin beds on request) and easy access to the family shower room located just next door. The second bedroom is equally inviting, featuring a king-size bed, ample storage, a Smart TV, and en-suite shower room. Outside, you have a large, enclosed garden and gravel area complete with countryside views and garden furniture for those who wish to indulge in some evening cocktails and dine alfresco whilst the sun goes down. Nestled amidst the rolling countryside, take a leisurely stroll down to the River Bure, just steps away from the farms boundary, and try your hand at paddleboarding or canoeing. Venture out to the charming market town of Aylsham, 3 miles away, where cobbled streets and narrow alleys lead to an array of shops, restaurants, and a twice-weekly market. For a taste of coastal life, head to the traditional seaside resort of Cromer, 13 miles away, where sandy beaches and a pier with a variety of traditional seaside entertainment await. Make sure to indulge in a fresh seafood meal at one of the towns many independent cafes, pubs, and restaurants. For a dose of culture and history, visit the historic city of Norwich, 15 miles away, or explore the famous Norfolk Broads by hiring a boat and hitting the water in Wroxham, 9 miles from home.
Weekly prices from £539.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Set in the friendly Lakeland village of Threlkeld, this delightful, fresh and relaxing end-terrace cottage makes a wonderful holiday home for couples looking for a romantic hideaway in a stunning part of Cumbria, or for smaller families discovering the Lake District. Offering light, cosy accommodation for up to four guests, the stylishly updated property lies near the base of Blencathra, with Ullswater, Thirlmere and Derwentwater all within easy reach. Featuring a wood burner, slate flooring and a pretty garden, this tastefully furnished cottage is perfect for walkers, hikers, climbers and nature lovers. The slate-floored hallway has plenty of space for coats and boots before you head through to the characterful lounge. With wooden flooring, comfortable seating, a Smart TV and a roaring wood burner, this is a lovely space to unwind in after a wonderful day discovering the Lake District. A step leads up into the fully equipped kitchen which opens through to the stylish dining room, perfect for enjoying hearty breakfasts and family feasts. Upstairs, the first floor has a refreshing bathroom and two light and relaxing bedrooms: a cheerful king-size room and a pretty twin. Outside, the front garden has a patio with outdoor furniture overlooking the lawn towards the village and makes a charming spot for a morning coffee or a meal on a sunny summer’s day. Threlkeld lies at the base of Blencathra and is home to the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum and the start of a popular walking trail following the old railway line to Keswick (4 miles). Keswick lies at the head of Derwentwater, with attractions including the Puzzling Place, the Derwent Pencil Museum and the Theatre by the Lake. Also nearby are the Castlerigg Stone Circle, Dalemain Mansion, Aira Force Waterfall, and Mirehouse and Gardens on Bassenthwaite Lake, all within 14 miles.
Weekly prices from £677.00
Looe, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
Escape to this stone cottage converted from a former mill, on a fabulous complex totalling 11 properties. This peaceful property is detached and set apart, offering two bedrooms for one or two couples or maybe a small family – plus don’t forget to bring up to two dogs to join in the holiday fun. You’ll all love the fact that it’s near the beach; Polperro and Polruan are both within 4 miles along the rugged Polperro Heritage Coast, while dog-friendly Lansallos Beach is a great option for walkies. This characterful cottage is accessed via its own pathway and entrance. Its quirky ‘upside down’ configuration (bedrooms downstairs) takes full advantage of the stunning countryside views. On the ground floor, you’ll find one cosy king-size and one twin bedroom that can also be a super-king-size upon request. Both have low, beamed ceilings, with lots of wooden accents for a relaxing feel. Upstairs, snuggle up under the beamed apex ceiling in the open-plan lounge area with its wood burner and exposed stone. Through the dining area, you’ll come to the fully equipped kitchen for rustling up holiday feasts. Outside, there’s a garden with a furnished patio and BBQ as well as shared access to the main garden and 7-acre grounds. There are stacks to do on this complex, with an indoor pool, sauna, hot tub and games room. Or wander the wonderful woodland and wildflower meadows. Little ones will love the play park, while furry friends are catered for with a dog exercise field and a warm shower! This could come in handy after a walk along the South West Coast Path, accessible nearby. Visit Fowey (4.5 miles), a classic Cornish fishing town once home to Du Maurier. If you don’t fancy driving, get there via foot ferry from Polruan – an adventure in itself.
Weekly prices from £1,008.00
Bodmin, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
This pretty stone cottage, on a small complex of holiday cottages next to a working farm, is close to Lanhydrock Estate and parkland. It’s perfectly placed for enjoying the coast and countryside and ideal for families with beaches, stunning walks, and fun attractions nearby. It has a hot tub and a BBQ on the private patio, a funky kids’ bunk room and a cosy wood burner. The cottage has retained lots of its original character and features with modern comforts added. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner has lovely deep window sills, original stone walls, and everything you need to cook up a feast. After a fun day, throw a log on the wood burner and hang out together in the lounge – and there’s no need to fight over what to watch with a Smart TV in the living room and both bedrooms! Heading upstairs, both bedrooms are tastefully decorated and share the contemporary family bathroom. Outside is a peaceful haven with space to eat al fresco, a BBQ and the ultimate in relaxation, a hot tub. Lanhydrock Estate is less than 1 mile away with lots of walks through 900 acres of parkland. There’s a golf course and restaurant less than 1 mile away and Cardinham Woods is 3 miles away, where you’ll find beautiful woodland walking trails and cycle routes. There are stunning walks on the South West Coast Path, which passes along Par Sands 8 miles away too. Par Sands is next to the village of Par, a vast sandy beach that’s dog friendly all year round. Being so centrally placed, the north Cornish coast is also accessible, with rugged scenery and perfect waves for surfing (16 miles away) and The Eden Project is 8 miles away, home to the world’s largest indoor rainforest.
Weekly prices from £752.00
Ormskirk, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 2 Yes
Walkers and cyclists will be delighted by the range of scenic tracks and trails near this sympathetically refurbished barn conversion. For golfers, local courses include Formby Hall (4.5 miles), Hurlston Hall (5.5 miles) and Royal Birkdale (6.5 miles), the home of The Open. Animal lovers will enjoy the wildlife spotting opportunities around the site - guests may see barn owls and buzzards, as well as hares and pheasants. In addition, the Martin Mere Wetland Centre (9 miles) is home to various wildlife and birds. Stroll along the sandy shores at Formby (7 miles), named by the Sunday Times as one of the UKs best beaches thanks to its miles of pristine sands, dunes, pine forest, fossils and ocean liners, or discover the Freshfield/Formby National Trust red squirrel sanctuary. Other nearby beaches include Ainsdale (5 miles), Crosby (12 miles), and Southport (8.5 miles). For a spot of retail therapy, head into Birkdale with its independent shops, bars and restaurants, sample the local farm shops or head into the metropolitan city of Liverpool (13 miles) for shopping and entertainment on a larger scale. Surrounded by tranquil countryside and open views over the owner’s farmland, this stunning barn conversion is the perfect place for a relaxing break. The lovingly converted former pig shed boasts stylish and contemporary interiors, whilst still retaining many original features such as exposed beams and brick walls. Step through the doorway into the entrance hall, perfect for leaving coats and muddy boots after a day exploring, and into the lounge. Cosy up on one of the comfortable sofas and watch the familys favourite movie on the Smart TV. Off the lounge you will find a handy ground-floor WC and, as you head back through the entrance hall, you will come to the kitchen/diner. This is a fantastic open space, perfect for socialising, relaxing around the dining table or indulging in a board game on a rainy day. The kitchen is equipped with everything you could need to whip up a formal meal or lazy brunch. Walk through the utility room, part of the original barn, and into the snug area which used to be the housing quarters for the Irish farmhands that worked here. Light the cosy wood burner on a chilly winter’s evening and enjoy a glass of your favourite tipple in front of the fire. The room also benefits from a wonderful stable door which opens out onto the front garden. When it is time to retire for the evening, head upstairs to one of the two king-size bedrooms. Both equally as bright and spacious, the first boasts an en-suite shower room and the second an en-suite bathroom and stable door, which you can open to enjoy the spectacular views. If your wanting to bring an extra child with you the owners can accommodate a Z bed. The owners have thought of everything to make the vast amount of outdoor space as special as possible. With a large lawned garden and views over the surrounding farmland, sit around the fire pit and enjoy dining alfresco with the charcoal BBQ. Make use of the bespoke private bar area where you can chill your drinks in the fridge and delight in a delicious coffee made with the coffee machine. The owners have included a fenced area for guests to sit and watch their four-legged family members have a run-around; two dogs are allowed at this property. There is also a hot tub where you can soak amongst the bubbles in the evening and gaze up at the starry skies above
Weekly prices from £805.00
Bude, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
This spacious detached bungalow has a beautiful light and airy living space and a large, enclosed garden with lots of room for four people. It’s close to the beach and shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants in Bude town centre, so there’s plenty for all ages to see and do. It makes a brilliant base for friends or family wanting a fun seaside holiday on the stunning north Cornwall coast. The house has contemporary interiors and guests’ every need has been taken into account. Enter via the porch, where you can store your beach gear, and go into the pretty lounge where there’s a Smart TV, a mood effect/flame fire, and lots of space to sit and relax. Go through to the impressive open-plan kitchen/diner, with a dining table, breakfast bar, more comfy seating, and huge windows. There are two bedrooms – a king with an en-suite, and a twin –¬ and a second shower room. The garden is fantastic, with a large lawn and two spaces to relax, a patio next to the house and one across the lawn – take your pick. There’s a handy outdoor hose for sandy feet and doggy supplies if needed too. Bude is a pretty coastal town on the rugged coastline, a wonderful spot for surfers and beach lovers. It has three beaches with golden sandy shores and turquoise waters and gorgeous walks along the coast and canal. The town is also home to lots of great shops and eateries. Being close to the A39, it’s well placed for exploring the sights and attractions in Cornwall and Devon. The historic village of Boscastle, with its stunning harbour, is 15 miles away. Tintagel Castle, perched in a dramatic setting above the shore, is 19 miles away, where you can uncover its links with the legend of King Arthur.
Weekly prices from £871.00
Bakewell, Peak District
4 2 2 Yes
Experience a truly restorative retreat in this vibrant country cottage situated in the hub of Bakewell with access to a plethora of picturesque hiking routes – ideal for thrill-seekers, easy amblers, and four-pawed adventurists alike. Venture into the emerald wilderness past the winding River Wye to capture a windswept victory photo atop Monsal Head, before sinking into your open-air hot tub for a soak beneath the stars. This luxurious hideaway boasts a sleek interior brimming with colour and flair. Slide off muddy boots at the door then step into the welcoming lounge area and flop down on the comfortable sofas. Throw another log on the crackling wood burner, snuggle up under one of the plush throws, and set the mood with a crowd-pleasing film on the Smart TV. The resident chef can whip up a storm in the open kitchen while sipping an aperitif before tempting the rest of the group with the scent of delicious home cooking. Gather in the diner with seating for up to 10 guests, raise your glasses, then dive in for a celebratory family feast. After an evening tipple in the lounge, ascend the staircase to the beautiful sleeping areas on the first floor to choose between two four-poster double rooms. Enjoy an invigorating morning session in the bubbling hot tub on the deck illuminated with fairy lights or while away sunny afternoons with a sizzling BBQ feast. Stroll into the heart of Bakewell, within 400 metres, and scope out the dog-friendly local eateries peppering the high street, serving up frothy coffee and freshly baked tarts. History-buffs and horticulturists will delight in roaming the magnificent grounds of Chatsworth House, 5 miles, and picking up fresh goodies from the farm shop. Gear up for a more challenging hike through the rugged landscape along the Pennine Way trail, accessible within 13 miles.
Weekly prices from £1,017.00