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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Wylam, Northumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Wonderful end-terrace stone property in the picture-postWonderful end-terrace stone property in the picture-postcard village of Wylam, filled with modern fixtures and fittings giving you the best of both worlds, traditional and 21st century. The village is the birthplace of George Stephenson, one of the pioneers of the railway; his house (owned by the National Trust) is within walking distance. Wylam is on the local branch line, so you can catch a train out of the village from one of the world’s oldest surviving ticket offices. You can visit the Roman town of Corbridge for historical places of interest, or the market town of Hexham for some locally grown/made food stuffs. Pass up the front path via an ornate wrought iron gate and into the pleasing entrance hall. The lounge is on your right, and is host to some inviting comfortable furniture, a gorgeous woodburner and a TV/DVD for catching up on your favourite series or that film you’ve been meaning to watch. The combined kitchen/diner is well-equipped with an electric hob and oven, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, and a microwave. There are also patio doors leading out the rear of the property. The first of three bedrooms is on the ground floor level, which is a comfortable twin. There is also a WC nearby for convenience. Upstairs on the first floor you will find the remaining two bedrooms; one double and one twin. The bathroom contains a freestanding claw foot bath, WC and separate walk in shower. To the rear of the property you will encounter a lovely stone courtyard with outdoor furniture. There is a second garden across the lane behind the house too for your usage. You have free use of the garage to store bicycles in.
Weekly prices from £495.00
Ilfracombe, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
A traditional country cottage with an unconventional interior, Oakhouse Combe Martin promises an unforgettable stay for the whole family. Enjoy a relaxing drink on the decking area whilst the kids run wild in the thriving, expansive garden. Step inside the property and be wowed by the spacious rooms and the quirky furniture that fills them. Set in the village of Combe Martin, the property borders the glorious North Devon coast and Exmoor National Park – the perfect location for an outdoor adventure. From the outside, Oakhouse Combe Martin has the look of a cute yet quaint rural farmhouse with its beautiful and well-kept walled garden and adorable appearance. This is of huge contrast to the interior which is funky, eccentric and cosy. Floral prints and farmhouse-style furnishings sit alongside original features such as the stonework fireplace and wood burner in the lounge and dark oak beams. The kitchen provides plenty of room for dining but, on a sunny day, you can dine alfresco on the garden decking. Three comfortable, light and airy bedrooms await you upstairs – two kings and a twin. Close to home, just an 800-metre walk away, is the picturesque Combe Martin Beach which is the ideal spot for a simple day out. Alternatively, 11 miles away are the endless sands of Woolacombe Bay – one of the UKs most iconic beaches. Kick back and soak up the sun or grab a board and get stuck into the action with a surf lesson. Away from the beach and just 8 miles from the property, you can experience a wild day out at Exmoor Zoo – home to big cats, slithery snakes and plenty of creepy crawlies!
Weekly prices from £1,153.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
This spacious, detached bungalow is found in Hartland, a traditional Devonshire village surrounded by coastal trails. Get stuck into endless outdoor activities, take a wander along the beautiful South West Coast Path, then return to this cosy haven. Equipped with an outdoor undercover hot tub, this bungalow is an ideal location to relax and unwind with a glass of something after a long day out and about. Younger guests can even make the most of the games room, and they’ll love local theme parks such as The BIG Sheep and The Milky Way. Perfect for families, the stylish open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides a welcoming space for relaxing and socialising. Whether you are whipping up breakfast in preparation of the days adventures or cooking dinner to refuel afterwards, the kitchen is well-equipped and spacious. The comfortable corner suite offers the ideal area to enjoy time together: lounge on the sofa in front of the Smart TV with underfloor heating keeping you toasty. The sunroom can be found through patio doors, down a step, where there is a view of the garden and landscaped patio area. Sizzle up a BBQ on balmy summer evenings, and dine alfresco before a soak in the hot tub as the sun sets. From surfing by the sandy beach at Bude to taking a boat trip out to Lundy Island, theres plenty to do around the rugged North Cornish coast. The village of Hartland itself has lots to offer including an abbey dating back to the 12th century and a selection of pubs serving fresh local food, all within a half-mile radius. Just over 5 miles away, you can walk the steep cobbled streets of Clovelly and meet the resident donkeys.
Weekly prices from £767.00
Ilfracombe, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
An appealing and open property with a homely feel, this cottage has no lack of rustic countryside charm. One of five holiday properties on a 20-acre working farm, it has a bright and sunny interior. The property is welcoming - a cosy retreat for those who need a well-earned rest. For those in search of adventure, the home is ideally placed just 5 miles from the town of Ilfracombe, perfect for exploring all that North Devon has to offer. The atmospheric open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is truly captivating, with a stunning high ceiling and impressive feature window that fills the entire room with natural light. The lounge area’s wood burner and underfloor heating is sure to keep you snug during the cooler evenings. This cottages ample space is lovely for a family getaway. A double bedroom and en-suite twin bedroom are found on the ground floor, while a galleried double bedroom closed off by full-length drapes is accessed up a staircase from the living area. Outside is a charming enclosed patio with supplied garden furniture. Many attractions are supplied on-site, such as a shared outdoor play area for children, craft studio (with one free taster session outside of school holidays), library and games room. The vast sandy beaches of Woolacombe (6 miles) and Saunton Sands (11 miles) are perfect for swimming, surfing and sunbathing, with walks and cycle paths along the coast. The seaside town of Ilfracombe (4.5 miles) is a popular destination, with plenty of events, food, drink and other attractions worthy of a day trip out.
Weekly prices from £479.00
Lydney, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Made for adventure, this splendid Forest of Dean cottage is within effortless reach of the England-Wales border, perfect for those seeking hikes, bike rides and other exploratory adventures in the Wye Valley and beyond. Filled to the brim with traditional features, this fabulous two-storey cottage invites six guests to stay amongst splendidly comfortable surroundings, complete with ample space for social evenings and three inviting bedrooms for resting after days of adventure. The accommodation is also dog-friendly, making it a superb choice for families or friends holidaying with pets. There are a host of handsome farmhouse features that add to the historic charm of this holiday home, including the stone hearth with a wood burner in the lounge and the warming Rayburn oven that’s been fitted in the kitchen. The kitchen is also home to a dining table with space for the whole gang to sit around, perfect for raising a glass over a delicious meal. For a more unique dinnertime experience, venture through the garden and into the BBQ hut opposite, grilling up your favourite dinners to eat outdoors. Back inside, three double bedrooms are positioned over the ground and first floors, accompanied by a bathroom on each floor. One of the most appealing border towns in the local area is Coleford (4.5 miles), a Forest of Dean hot spot on the edge of the Wye Valley AONB. Visit nearby Puzzlewood, a 14-acre site of ancient woodlands, or Clearwell Caves (both 3 miles), a natural cave system where fascinating tours can be taken. Those eager to admire the beauty above land can take follow a waymarked route from Coleford to Monmouth (9 miles), crossing the border and viewing beautiful spots along the River Wye.
Weekly prices from £570.00
Monmouth, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Set on the edge of the valley above Monmouth, lose yourself in breathtaking views stretching across the Wye Valley and towards the Black Mountains from almost every window of this lovingly furnished getaway. This is the perfect spot for families and groups of friends looking for a peaceful escape to the country, with many footpaths beginning from the doorstep. At the end of a busy day, gather the whole gang in the light and bright kitchen/diner, the hub of the home, to enjoy tasty locally sourced treats and a glass of something chilled seated around the rustic dining table. As the evening draws in, head into the homely lounge to cuddle up on the comfy sofa and catch your favourite programme on the TV. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, you have one en-suite double, one twin made up of two adjoining single rooms with an open doorway between them and a final twin bedroom to retire to for a peaceful rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Outside, unwind with an evening barbecue watching the sunset, play croquet on the large lawn or explore the grounds to discover wildlife, ponds and woodland. The sleepy hamlet of Welsh Newton Common is nestled between the beautiful Monnow and Wye Valleys amidst the borderlands of England and Wales, perfect for keen outdoor enthusiasts with footpaths aplenty including the iconic Offa’s Dyke. Tucked away in the lower reaches of the Wye Valley, head to the thriving market town of Monmouth (5 miles) to peruse its elegant Georgian mansions and Victorian courtyards lined with independent shops, pubs and restaurants. This area is also rich in heritage, with many castles including Monmouth, Goodrich and Raglan Castle all reached within 12.5 miles; the remains of Tintern Abbey can be reached within 16 miles.
Weekly prices from £613.00
Gillingham, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 2 Yes
Perfectly poised for exploring the beautiful British counties of Somerset and Dorset, this holiday home promises an instantly welcoming stay for guests of all ages. Set on a 13-acre estate with fascinating horse-drawn farm vehicles a feature element to enjoy, this property makes up one of three cottages available to rent. With the owner close by to lend a hand or advise on the local area, families of six will surely want for nothing throughout their time here. Bright and cheerful throughout, this deceivingly spacious accommodation has been decorated with a contemporary style and plenty of home comforts. The lounge is a generous room with cushy sofas and a wood burner-effect electric fire, the prime location for enjoying cold evenings in, as well as French doors out to the garden. Meals can be taken either out here on the patio or in the open-plan kitchen/diner, another incredibly spacious room. Completing the ground floor is a charming king-size bedroom with en-suite, whilst upstairs on the first floor you’ll find a further king-size and twin bedrooms with far-reaching views across the Dorset hills. Benefitting from a truly remote location, the nearest town of Gillingham can be found just 3.5 miles away, an easy trip by car to pick up necessities. Similarly, the quaint town of Shaftesbury is a short car journey away (6.5 miles) with its historic Gold Hill, cobbled streets and independent shops and cafes. The town also lies on the edge of the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is never short of thrilling walking and hiking routes to be enjoyed. It wouldn’t be a trip to Dorset without a visit to its glorious coastline, an area which lies a little further away but well worth the trip (35 miles).
Weekly prices from £549.00
Ross-on-wye, Heart of England
6 3 3 Yes
This gorgeous period cottage is on the outskirts of the quaint village of Goodrich, amongst the rolling countryside of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is ideal for large families and groups of friends, with a sociable, open-plan layout. The village’s fascinating medieval castle is a short, 0.5-mile walk away, and you’ll also be 200 metres from the traditional village inn. For shopping and eating out, Ross-on-Wye is 4 miles away. The 14th-century stone cottage is full of period features and is furnished with traditional, antique-style pieces that really complement the property. The ground floor is open plan with a vast lounge/kitchen/diner – the perfect spot for spending quality time together. At one end is a bespoke kitchen area, where the original cider press has been converted into a stylish breakfast bar/island. The opposite end of the room houses a cosy lounge area, with comfortable seating arranged around a wood burner and TV/DVD. There is a ground-floor super-king-size bedroom with an accessible wet room and its own entrance from the parking area. The remaining bedrooms are upstairs, both of which have en-suite facilities. Outside, dine alfresco on the terrace and toast marshmallows around the firepit. Guests are also welcome to explore the extensive, shared grounds surrounding the property. Take a stroll around the pretty streets of Ross-on-Wye, which are lined with pastel-coloured period properties and historic buildings. As well as having a good selection of traditional shops and eateries, you’ll also find intriguing antique stores and vintage boutiques to browse. If you fancy a day amongst nature, head to the iconic viewpoint of Symonds Yat Rock (3.5 miles). As well as offering spectacular vistas across the Wye Valley, it’s also a haven for birdwatchers with peregrine falcons and buzzards circling overhead.
Weekly prices from £1,265.00
Ludlow, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Make yourself at home in this traditional stone-built cottage in the pretty market town of Ludlow. Sleeping up to six people across two bedrooms and a snug, it’s a great option for families or groups or friends who are searching for an idyllic retreat to call home while they explore the spectacular Shropshire countryside together. Spend a beautiful morning wandering through the charming market town of Tenbury Wells, and in the afternoon, pay a visit to its historic Pump Rooms. In the evening, come home and enjoy a chilled-out al fresco dinner in the cottage’s pretty courtyard. Step inside and youll immediately notice the inviting, traditional decor of this quaint lodge. Take a moment to relax in the spacious living room before heading to the sleek open-plan kitchen/dining area, which is bathed in natural light, to cook up some dinner for your loved ones. Get everyone together to eat at the farmhouse-style dining table, or head out into the beautiful courtyard and dine alfresco. After dinner, make your way back indoors to relax with a glass of wine by the wood burner. At the end of the day, head upstairs and you’ll find two characterful bedrooms with lovely exposed beams – one tranquil king-size and one charming twin room (which can be converted into a super-king-size on request). Both bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms; one with a bath and a rainfall shower, and one with a rainfall shower. There’s also a handy snug adjacent to the living room, which can be converted into an additional bedroom for two extra guests if required. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time when you visit the medieval town of Ludlow (1.5 miles). History buffs will be spoilt for choice in the numerous antique stores that line the streets. Alternatively, head off for a hike along the trails of Mortimer Forest (6.5 miles). Keep your eyes peeled for rare long-haired fallow deer – they can’t be found anywhere else on earth.
Weekly prices from £531.00