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.
10,456 properties found
Polruan, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoy a peaceful and tranquil holiday in this beautiful property, nestled in the ancient fishing village of Polruan, next to the mouth of the River Fowey. A bright and airy cottage, youre reminded of the sea in every room thanks to thoughtful attention to detail and decor. The home is right in the centre of the village, meaning youre just 150 metres from cafes, pubs and shops. Look down the hill towards the harbour and soak up the beautiful views from this quaint house. The entire property has a coastal feel, with pretty blues and nautical details. Curl up with a book in the cosy nook at the bay window in the living room after a long day of exploring everything that Cornwall has to offer, or snuggle up on the sofas by the wood burner. The large kitchen/diner is a fantastic space for enjoying meals with friends and family, with plenty of room for everyone. Polruan is a quaint village that has plenty to explore, including a pub (160 metres) and Polruan Castle (480 metres) that is great to have a stroll around. Youre only 16 miles from the renowned Eden Project, so its one attraction you shouldnt miss while youre in the area. Other popular places nearby include the coastal town of Polperro (6 miles), where youll find stunning beaches and wonderful walks along the South West Coast Path.
Weekly prices from £647.00
Polruan, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
Not far from the historic castle in the pretty fishing village of Polruan, Mayne Cottage promises stunning river views and an unforgettable stay. Spacious and cosy, this property provides all the creature comforts you need to be able to relax into your holiday and adopt that sleepy Cornish pace of life. Wake up in one of the bright and airy bedrooms looking out over the river, make yourself some breakfast and head out onto the patio to take in the view. Whether youre snuggling up on the sofas in the open plan living area after a long day exploring or cooking up a storm in the large kitchen, Mayne Cottage will feel like a place that youve known for years. Curl up on the window seat in one of the bedrooms with a book and soak up the superb views of the River Fowey. In the evenings, the glow of the wood burner will keep you toasty as you gather round the dining table for a home-cooked supper. Head down to the centre of Polruan for pubs and cafes just over 300 metres from the property or take the ferry from The Quay over to Fowey to wander the wider selection of shops and eateries. Visit Fowey Aquarium, great for adults and children, before a walk along the South West Coast Path to Readymoney Cove and St Catherines Castle. For a longer day out, youre only 16 miles in the car from the must-see Eden Project or 18 miles from the National Trusts Lanhydrock House.
Weekly prices from £734.00
Polruan, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Sized for larger families, this comfortable holiday property is handy for all the amenities of the pretty village of Polruan and has easy access to ferries across the beautiful river, to Fowey. Relax into the slower pace of life and take time to watch the boats glide by. With generous living space and a small private garden, its perfect for family time with day trips along the South Cornish coast and a choice of local beaches. A charming slate-terraced private garden with a paved seating area is your hideaway for leisurely breakfasts, sunny lunches or evening drinks, or indoors in the cosy upstairs sitting room you can get closer to the amazing views with a proper telescope - you may catch the spectacle of a large ship in the harbour, seemingly with only inches to spare! The large kitchen/dining room makes every family mealtime a social occasion and overall the decor is brimming with brightness and comfort with traditional cottage style fabrics and natural materials. West Street runs along the waterfront and youre within 100 metres of the ferry Quay, its neighbouring inn and the village beach with cafes and shops. The much-loved Polperro Heritage Coast offers stunning walks along the South West Coast Path and there are links right from your door. A ferry trip to Fowey is a must for wider shopping and dining choices, art galleries and regular cultural events. In Fowey, you can arrange guided kayak trips amid the natural peace of the upper tidal river. Visit Charlestowns historic harbour, 18 miles away.
Weekly prices from £566.00
Polruan, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
This spacious, comfortable detached home, in Polruan on the beautiful River Fowey in South Cornwall, has wonderful views, a private garden, a two-level patio seating area and parking for two cars. For a hassle-free holiday, plenty of space for larger families, and two villages for the price of one, look no further. Polruan and Fowey are on the Polperro Heritage Coast section of the South West Coast Path, so walks have inspiring views of cliff and cove, and you are well placed for beach days or day trips. The house has an elevated position and the large windows make the most of views over the lush, well-planted gardens, across to Fowey and upriver to Bodinnick. Inside its all about light and space, with marine colour splashed fabrics and coastal paintings. The generous open-plan living/dining area opens via wide doors to a private patio ideal for a sunny evening BBQ or al fresco lunch. Enjoy the peace and get into holiday mode as you watch the boat traffic and plan your next expedition. Within 250 metres you have shops, cafes, a friendly pub and the village beach. The Fowey ferry leaves from The Quay for wider shopping and dining choices, several art galleries and local beaches. There are many delightful walks around the harbour, or for a different viewpoint try guided kayaking on the wildlife-rich upper river or a mackerel fishing trip. Further afield, quaint Polperro village is 6 miles by car or roughly a three-hour walk along the South West Coast Path.
Weekly prices from £667.00
Fowey, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
This substantial double-fronted cottage is right in the heart of Polruan on the eastern shore of the Fowey Rivers natural harbour and has plenty of room for a large family or group. Ideally placed near to the waterfront, its just a short stroll to enjoy views across the harbour to Fowey village, a short ferry trip away. On your doorstep is the Polperro Heritage Coast section of the South West Coast Path, with spectacular clifftop walks and scenery. The main impression on stepping inside is of substantial comfort and care taken to create a harmonious space. Warm colours, maritime details and natural materials complement each other, and the large windows let in plenty of seaside light. Youll love the living room with lots of lounging space for family time together. Behind the house, there is a conservatory with more seating and an alternative dining table, and outside, the garden is private and enclosed, with seating ideal for al fresco meals or tranquil sundowners. A general shop is just opposite Summer Cottage, and a 150-metre walk brings you to the waterfront with cafes, pub, quay and the village beach. Hop on the frequent ferry for Foweys speciality shops, art galleries and a wide choice of restaurants and pubs, plus water activities like kayaking or sea angling. Enjoy a beautiful walk to Bodinnick (3 miles on foot) for a delicious pub lunch. Further afield, picturesque Polperro, with its fascinating smuggling history, is 6 miles away, or St Austells famous brewery (16 miles away) offers tours and tastings.
Weekly prices from £771.00
Ambleside, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Nestled on the shores of Lake Windermere, this marvellous apartment sleeps six and has mesmerising vistas in all directions. Discover a natural playground of countryside trails from your doorstep, setting out to explore along the water’s edge on foot or by bike. Traditional boat rides, tranquil picnic spots and bustling Lakeland villages await, so all you’ll have to do is bring along your outdoor gear and plan your adventures. Slip through the stable door and through the utility room to find a stylish interior that exudes old-world charm, inviting you to pull up a chair and tuck into tea and cake around the table. The country cottage-style kitchen has everything you need to prepare family meals and, on sunny evenings why not head outside to dine alfresco? A wood burner crackles invitingly in the lounge, lulling you into a state of relaxation as you catch up on your favourite TV shows over hot chocolate. At bedtime, you’ll have a choice of three bedrooms scattered between the ground floor and the first floor. Two have the added bonus of an en-suite apiece, but there is also a family bathroom. The exterior may be shared, but you’ll be guaranteed privacy once you are tucked up inside. Take the short stroll to Far Sawrey to whet your appetite for Lakeland fare in the friendly pub, then continue a little further to reach Hill Top (1.5 miles), the former home of Beatrix Potter. The surrounding fells once inspired William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter, and a trip to Hawkshead (4 miles) will reward you with sights that these literary geniuses once enjoyed. The cobbled streets of this bustling village are lined with interesting houses, independent shops and a brewery, and it is also near ethereally beautiful Esthwaite Water where you can spot ospreys hunting.
Weekly prices from £768.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoying an unrivalled position on the breathtaking Torridge Estuary, this outstanding Grade II listed property is one of the oldest buildings in the popular village of Appledore and has been imaginatively restored to make it a fantastic base for a superb family holiday. This elegant cottage offers glorious uninterrupted river views from almost every room and is centrally located for enjoying Appledore’s excellent variety of pubs, restaurants and chip shops. It is perfect for discovering the area’s many glorious beaches, picturesque villages and wonderful costal walks. This light, welcoming and cosy cottage has been imaginatively redeveloped to provide relaxing and comfortable holiday accommodation for up to six guests. The property is full of character and has been tastefully decorated and furnished throughout. The pretty lounge offers an ideal space to relax in, and enjoys wonderful views, as does the stylish dining room. There’s also a charming kitchen and three comfortable bedrooms, all with fabulous views. Please note the twin bedroom, which occupies the second floor, has sloping ceilings and is approached via a steep cottage-style staircase. The cottage also features a delightful balcony and a beautiful patio area overlooking the water. The idyllic village of Appledore is famous for its colourful fishermen’s cottages and narrow streets, and for its shipbuilding heritage, which is explored in the village’s North Devon Maritime Museum. Within a couple of miles of the village are the Northam Burrows Country Park and the popular Victorian seaside resort of Westward Ho! with its miles of sandy beach. You can also catch a foot ferry to visit the pretty town of Instow, or take a boat trip from Bideford to the glorious island of Lundy.
Weekly prices from £823.00
South Molton, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Situated on the outskirts of the small market town of South Molton, this spacious property promises an unforgettably relaxing stay. By day, you can enjoy spectacular views of its countryside surroundings and by night, take a dip in the hot tub with a glass of your favourite drink and admire the gleaming stars in the night sky. Treasure the countryside view and the natural sunlight flooding through the floor to ceiling windows in the lounge. The large kitchen/diner complete with an island counter is really well-equipped to suit all levels of culinary skill and has a table set for six. Upstairs consists of three fashionably styled bedrooms: a king-size with an en-suite shower room and WC, another king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom with a TV, plus a deluxe monochrome bathroom with the added indulgence of a roll-top bath. Whether you’re in the hot tub, dining outside under the parasol, cooking a BBQ or playing a lawn game, the enclosed garden is perfect for the whole family to enjoy. If cycling is of your interest, the hilly roads of North Devon are perfect scenic routes and when you return, you can store your bikes in the garden shed. With the centre of South Molton being only 2.3 miles away, attractions are very easily accessed. Visit the town’s selection of shops, pubs and cafes. Brilliant for the kids, Quince Honey Farm is a fun and interesting day out. Hit the golden sands on some of the South West’s best beaches along the famous North Devon coastline. With Woolacombe and Saunton within 25 miles – a visit is a must. Wander around the local woodland paths and trails for some fresh countryside air and exquisite views.
Weekly prices from £935.00
Dulverton, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 2 Yes
Situated on the edge of Exmoor within a designated Dark Skies Reserve, this charming holiday home awaits. Beautifully appointed, it’s an ideal property for families or small groups of friends with or without dogs who want to explore the open moorland, coast and rivers of the National Park. With up to 3,000 stars being visible on a clear night, grab your binoculars and head to the park to spend an enchanting night under the starry sky. Everything about this property has been styled to perfection. The contemporary lounge with its wooden floors, stylish sofas and tasteful accessories is a joy to sit in and the traditional country-style bedrooms, one on the ground floor, are inviting spaces to retire to as the day draws to a close. A rear courtyard is the perfect place to fire up the BBQ and wait for the stars to come out closer to home. For provisions, you can walk the mile to the shops of the nearby village of Dulverton or drive 15 miles to the historic town of Tiverton. If you fancy an historic afternoon out, you’ll find the medieval village of Dunster 17 miles from the property where you can visit the famous castle. Or get your walking boots on and head into the park where you can discover beautiful walks across moors, through forests and along coastal paths. You’ll not be short of a village or two on the way home where you can stop for a well-deserved cream tea, a reward for all that walking!
Weekly prices from £750.00