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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Leeds, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
Gaze out over the Wharfe Valley and verdant Yorkshire countryside from this enticing stone cottage on a farm near Huby. Situated 7 miles from Harrogate and 13 miles from Leeds, the inviting rural retreat offers the opportunity for days out in historic towns and vibrant cities, as well as in the beautiful outdoors. With three bedrooms and some accessible features, it sleeps six guests. Its beautiful garden has space for children to run about in the sunshine. Tear yourselves away from the views to enter your new home from home. From the hall, wander through to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner to settle on the soft seating and take in the scenery from the comfort of a sofa. Pull the doors wide open in here to bring in a fresh country breeze. Watch TV, listen to music or set up a board game for everyone to enjoy. At the kitchen end of the room, you will find everything you need to help you rustle up delicious dishes with the Yorkshire produce you have bought. There is also a table for everyone to congregate around. The cottage, which features wide doorways, includes a king-size bedroom and a family bathroom at ground-floor level. A family shower room is up on the first floor, together with a twin room and a super-king-size that can be made up as a twin by prior agreement. Enjoy long summer lunches out on the patio on fine days. Play games on the lawn with the younger members of your party then have a sundowner as the day turns to night. Pack a picnic and walk less than 1 mile to Almscliffe Crag with its astounding views. Spend an afternoon admiring the beautiful trees and flowers at RHS Garden Harlow Carr, 6 miles away.
Weekly prices from £778.00
Kington, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
One of a cluster of Victorian cottages and converted stables within an established Herefordshire estate, this beautifully restored residence is a home-from-home with high-end extras. Sleeping six and pet-friendly, it shares use of a heated outdoor pool. Dating from around 1850, this welcoming holiday home combines original features with contemporary styling to set the scene for a comfortable gathering of family or friends. Step straight into the kitchen and, together with the adjacent utility room and shower room, you’ll find all the essentials of home. Further in, the dining room serves up views onto the garden, with a large vintage table and chairs to seat up to 10. To the other side of the front entrance and handy porch area, the lounge has a choice of seating, a pretty wood burner and TV/DVD. As bedtime approaches, climb the stairs to three bedrooms: one’s a king-size with its own vanity unit, one is a double with a French-style bed and the last is a twin room. A traditional family bathroom completes the first-floor layout. Staying close to its roots, the cottage sits within large open gardens, next to the 18th-century red brick walls of the estate’s original kitchen garden. Fire up the BBQ for al fresco dining on sunny evenings or chill out in the heated outdoor pool – it’s shared with the other properties on-site from May to September and may be open at other times by agreement and at additional cost. Up to three dogs are invited to join in the holiday fun here; the small courtyard to the rear of the cottage is enclosed for pet owners’ peace of mind. There’s much to enjoy in the surrounding Herefordshire countryside ¬– the cottage is 3 miles from Kington, a small town with a big character and historic streets lined with galleries, shops and cafes. A haven for hikers, Kington hosts annual walking festivals and is the starting point for the 30-mile Mortimer Trail. 12 miles away, Hay-on-Wye is famous for its book shops and festivals, while Hereford, with its cathedral, Mappa Mundi and Chained Library, is 21 miles.
Weekly prices from £711.00
St. Austell, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Situated just a moment’s walk from a beautiful private beach, this stylishly decorated and elegantly furnished three-storey retreat is part of a development in the highly desirable coastal location of Duporth Bay, close to the picturesque Georgian harbour of Charlestown. Set in a delightful position on the glorious southern coast of Cornwall, this is a fantastic family holiday home with remarkable sea views. It makes a wonderful base for exploring the beautiful scenery, vibrant towns and quaint villages to be found along the Cornish Riviera. The attractive and welcoming property is set over three levels, with a ground-floor garage featuring a table-tennis table, wetsuit rail and plenty of storage space for bikes. There are also two comfortable double bedrooms on the ground floor, with a further double room with an en-suite shower room on the first floor. Also on the first floor is the light, fully-equipped and stylishly designed kitchen/diner. The second floor comprises a spacious and attractive open-plan lounge/diner with plenty of seating, Smart TV and a charming balcony offering spectacular sea views. There is one off-road parking space in front of the garage, with further roadside parking subject to availability. Charlestown is just a mile away, and is home to a picturesque harbour, which has recently featured in TV’s Poldark. Local attractions include the Hidden Valley Gardens, the Wingz Bird and Animal Sanctuary and the Charlestown Shipwreck Centre. The thriving town of St Austell is a mile away, and the famous Eden Project is also nearby (4 miles), as are the Lost Gardens of Heligan (7 miles) and Lanhydrock (10 miles). Along the coast are the picture-postcard seaside towns of Fowey (8 miles) and Mevagissey (7 miles).
Weekly prices from £602.00
Umberleigh, Devon
6 3 1 Yes
Surrounded by the stunning North Devon countryside, this beautifully converted barn offers families the perfect place to relax, unwind and immerse themselves in the unbridled tranquillity. Despite its rural location, this property is ideally placed to ensure guests can explore the many delights that Devon has to offer. As one of two properties situated on this smallholding, it has a shared garden and terrace area with a private hot tub. Tastefully decorated throughout with neutral colours and a blend of modern and traditional furniture, this property has an overwhelming sense of comfort. The open-plan kitchen/diner is very spacious and well-equipped to allow everyone to be catered for. From here, double glass doors lead into the cosy lounge. The staircase from the lounge leads up to the light and airy bedrooms, which consist of two doubles and one twin, and the bathroom. Outside, the views from the large, shared garden are sensational, so light the BBQ and enjoy your surroundings. When the sun goes down, dive into the hot tub with a glass of bubbly and partake in a spot of uninterrupted star gazing. The village of Umberleigh is 2.2 miles away with its pub and village shop. There’s also a railway station where you can catch a train to the historic, market town of Barnstaple (8.5 miles) or the beautiful city of Exeter (40 miles). The beaches of Westward Ho! and Saunton are both within 16 miles and offer miles of golden sand and rolling waves. For something for all ages, RHS Rosemoor (7.5 miles) is a great choice with a range of events throughout the year.
Weekly prices from £665.00
Sherborne, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 3 Yes
Enjoying an elevated position with stunning views, this imaginatively updated and beautifully renovated single-level barn conversion makes a fantastic getaway for families and friends. Offering stylish accommodation for up to six guests, this idyllic semi-detached property provides a tranquil holiday retreat perfect for discovering the area’s beautiful woodlands and quaint villages. Featuring a wood burner, underfloor heating and exposed beams, the property is a wonderful base for walkers and nature lovers discovering the countryside of Dorset and Somerset. Entering this stunning barn conversion, the light and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides a fabulous space for everyone to unwind. With a vaulted and beamed ceiling, large windows, Smart TV and a cheerful wood burner, the lounge is ideal for relaxing in at the end of a great day. The central dining area enjoys fabulous views and is perfect for sharing a fantastic meal that you can cook in the fully equipped and stylishly designed kitchen. There are three cosy en-suite bedrooms, which all open out into the garden: a twin room with 1920s-style beds, a king-size room with a Jack-and-Jill bathroom which can also be accessed from the hall, and a super-king-size room. Outside, the fully enclosed garden features a lawn with a patio, outdoor furniture and a BBQ, providing a lovely spot for a morning coffee or a glass of wine as you admire the scenery. Set on the outskirts of the pretty village of Corton Denham, the property offers plenty of chances for nature lovers to spot deer and birds of prey. The historic market town of Sherborne (4 miles) has plenty of great places to eat and drink and is home to Sherborne Abbey and Sherborne Castle and Gardens. Also nearby are the Fleet Air Museum, Haynes Motor Museum, Montacute House and Lytes Cary Manor (all within 13.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £698.00
Fowey, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
Located just 500 metres from Polruan’s harbour, this cottage is perfectly located for a waterside escape with the whole family, four-legged friends included. With a passenger ferry to Fowey almost within touching distance, you’ll find it easy to explore, while back at your home from home, a warm welcome awaits you. The detached traditional cottage is spacious throughout, with a light, sunny decor and large windows. In the kitchen/diner, you’ll find dining space for six guests - the perfect place to gather for a lazy breakfast or for planning the day’s adventures. The lounge is the ultimate relaxation space, with a wood burner and comfy sofas where you can snuggle up and watch a film after a day of exploring. On the ground floor, you will find one twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC, while two further bedrooms are on the first floor, accessed by the staircase to the rear of the property. Polruan itself is an ancient fishing village, famous for its boat building heritage. You’ll find everything you need here, including two popular village pubs, while across the estuary in Fowey (3.5 miles) you can enjoy harbour cruises, kayak expeditions, and more. Further afield, there are plenty of places to explore; why not visit the tall ships at Charlestown (17.5 miles), take the brewery tour in St. Austell (18 miles), or visit the Eden Project (15.5 miles)?
Weekly prices from £814.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 1 Yes
This gorgeous Grade II listed property is more than just a former fishermans cottage – its a home, crafted with seaside style and lavish love. The wide, sandy beach at Westward Ho!, the Royal North Devon Golf Club and the wild paradise of Northam Burrows are just over a mile away, and youre a few twisting lanes from the terrific North Devon Maritime Museum. Tame turquoise breakers at the Surf School, and savour the fruits of the sea in the sublime pubs and restaurants of Appledore, Bideford (4 miles) and Instow (6 miles); theres a seasonal ferry to the latter from April to October. The cottages interior is a blissful blend of old and new, showcasing its vibrant history. The lounge has wonderful exposed beams, a stone hearth with woodburner, and a sweet nautical feel in its fabrics, furnishings and artworks. Niches and archways offer seductive lamplit views from one space to another. The wide, commodious kitchen is sleek and stylish, with plenty of storage. After thrilling days of maritime adventure and local lobster, sink into a steaming slipper bath and the bedrooms soft embrace, as lights twinkle across the sands. Wake to bracing river and estuarine views, and the promise of undiscovered treasures. Unwind on the patio and raised lawn, and imbibe the stunning views out to sea. Exploring this exceptional coastline is sheer joy. Discover the cobbled, cliffside magic of Clovelly (14 miles), or build golden castles at Saunton (18 miles), Croyde (22 miles) and Ilfracombe (24 miles). Walk the South West Coast Path and revel in the rugged Hartland Peninsular (17 miles), with its lighthouse, abbey and quay. Cycle the Tarka Trail from Instow and feel the freedom of this miraculous landscape.
Weekly prices from £644.00
Ashbourne, Peak District
6 3 2 Yes
This homely and bright former pub sleeps up to six guests and two canine companions. With its town centre location and easy access to the Peak District National Park, you’ll be close to plenty of amenities and you’ll get to enjoy the outdoors. Spend your time away visiting the beauty spots, historical attractions and rural villages before relaxing in the garden or cooking a hearty meal for your loved ones. Enter the property and find yourself in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where your gaze will be drawn through to the back of the room where a patio door leads to the garden. The kitchen area has wooden cupboards and granite countertops plus a farmhouse-style dining table and chair set. Continue into the lounge area which is decorated in neutral tones with accents of blue and orange. An additional lounge space offers additional seating in front of the flame effect electric fire. Also on the ground floor is a separate WC. Climb the stairs to reach a family bathroom and two bedrooms – a double and a twin. The second floor contains another double bedroom with an en-suite. Outside is an enclosed rear courtyard with furniture. There is off-road parking for one car. During your stay in Ashbourne, explore the market town to find an array of cafes, pubs and shops as well as the tree-filled Ashbourne Park (all within 0.5 miles). From the town, follow the Tissington Trail (0.5 miles) into the Peak District National Park, where you’ll reach the Fenny Bentley Cutting hiking area (3 miles). Hop across the River Dove Stepping Stones and soak up the woodland scenery in Dovedale (4.5 miles). Visit the mysterious Thor’s Cave (10 miles) or stop for a cream tea at National Trust Ilam Park (6 miles).
Weekly prices from £557.00
Norwich, East Anglia
6 3 1 Yes
Located in the tranquil village of Trimingham, this warm and friendly property makes a wonderful holiday home for families, couples and friends exploring the beautiful north-eastern coast of Norfolk. Offering delightful accommodation for six guests, this traditional brick and flint cottage has been tastefully decorated with a nautical theme throughout. The cottage provides a fantastic retreat for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers exploring the beaches, cliffs and bird reserves of a stunning part of the county. This pretty cottage features a bright, snug and welcoming lounge/diner perfect for unwinding in at the end of a great day, complete with plenty of seating, TV/DVD, a wood burner and a selection of board games and books. The dining area is perfect for sharing a delicious family meal which you can cook in the light, airy and fully equipped kitchen. The family bathroom is also on the ground floor. Steep cottage-style stairs lead to the first floor, which offers three relaxing bedrooms: a pretty twin room, a bunk bedroom and a double room with glimpses of the sea. Outside, the beautifully landscaped gardens provide a lovely spot for spending a quiet sunny afternoon. Featuring pebble borders, raised plant beds and an outside tap for washing muddy paws, the garden has several seating areas including a furnished summerhouse and a large timber shed which makes a great children’s den. Known for its stunning cliff-top vistas and secluded beach, the pretty village of Trimingham is perfect for discovering the north-eastern corner of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beautiful beaches of Mundesley and Cromer are nearby (both within 5 miles), or you could visit attractions including Amazona Zoo (5 miles), BeWILDerwood (16 miles), Felbrigg Hall (6.5 miles) the Blickling Estate (12 miles), and Wroxham – the start of the Norfolk Broads (15.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £577.00