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.
10,465 properties found
Great Yarmouth, East Anglia
6 3 3 Yes
Welcome to this stunning former farmworkers cottage, nestled amidst the breathtaking countryside and waterways of Repps with Bastwick. Offering panoramic views in every direction, this charming retreat is perfect for a tranquil getaway with friends or family, complete with stylish, contemporary interiors, a cosy wood burner and a private garden for al fresco dining moments. Step into the ground floor and be welcomed by a well-equipped kitchen featuring a breakfast island, perfect for casual dining or morning conversations. A separate utility room ensures convenience during your stay. The lounge/diner boasts a spacious dining table with ample seating for six guests, complemented by a large L-shaped sofa, ideal for relaxation. An impressive large wall-mounted Smart TV and a wood burner complete the ambience, offering a warm atmosphere for an evening in with loved ones. On the ground floor, a regal king-size bedroom awaits, boasting a sleek en-suite bathroom. Upstairs, unspoiled countryside vistas greet you from the landing. A king-size bedroom beckons with lovely views and an en-suite shower room. The charming twin room offers picturesque panoramas, with two single zip-and-link beds (convertible to a king-size upon request) and an en-suite shower room. The property boasts an inviting enclosed garden and patio area with outdoor furniture—the ideal setting to unwind while taking in the beauty of the surroundings. A separate games room with a pool table is ready and waiting for fun-filled family tournaments. With the Norfolk Broads National Park on your doorstep, in the village, youll find boat hire options to set out on an aquatic adventure along these enchanting waterways. For a day at the seaside, the sweeping sands and rugged dunes of Winterton-on-Sea are 6.5 miles from home, or you could travel 11 miles to the shores of Great Yarmouth, where youll discover a seafront with illuminations, a pier, promenade, arcades, a funfair and a sandy beach. Further afield, the city centre of Norwich is 17 miles from your door, where independent shops, high-street favourites, pubs, cafes and restaurants await your perusal, alongside a magnificent 900-year-old cathedral.
Weekly prices from £846.00
Seascale, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Situated in the village of Gosforth, on the edge of the Lake District and just 3 miles from the coast, sits this three-bedroom property. It’s a good choice for a family plus two dogs looking for a comfortable retreat with plenty of indoor and outdoor space plus easy access to the seaside and western lakes. The interior is cheerful and bright with homely decor adding to the welcoming atmosphere. After a day of activity, unwind on the plump sofas in the lounge or light the wood burner and snuggle up with a film on the TV. If the weather is good, you’ll want to open the patio doors and let the fresh Cumbrian air breeze in. From the lounge, wooden doors open onto the dining room with seating for six people while the separate kitchen is well-equipped and even has a wood burner to keep you toasty warm. When bedtime beckons, wood-panelled flooring sweeps up to the first floor where you’ll find three double bedrooms. All the bedrooms are light and airy with plenty of storage space. Outside the rear garden is a peaceful spot for breakfast or evening drinks. While you absorb the lovely surroundings let the children play fetch with Fido on the fenced lawn. Gosforth is a tranquil village with an array of dog-friendly pubs and restaurants. For hiking and biking head 3 miles to Blengdale Forest or discover Wastwater (6 miles), England’s deepest lake. For a day on the beach, head to Seascale (3 miles) or explore the dunes at Drigg (4 miles).
Weekly prices from £753.00
Buxton, Peak District
6 3 3 Yes
Grab your walking boots or hop on your bike and get ready for some incredible scenery – this gorgeous cottage has idyllic views and is in the perfect location for discovering the unparalleled beauty of the Peak District National Park. Families or groups of friends can relax in its spacious and stylish rooms, enjoying en-suite facilities to all three bedrooms. One of three properties tucked within a Victorian walled garden, this enticing cottage features a long run of windows that create a wonderfully sunny interior. Natural textures of timber, stone and rattan echo the landscape outside, while wooden floors, latched doors and beamed ceilings add charming character. Step through the front door and into the galley-style kitchen/diner, with its array of cupboards and appliances, including a handy dishwasher. The bright and spacious lounge, with a soaring ceiling, enjoys glorious views and has a selection of comfortable sofas as well as a TV/DVD for entertainment. The three generously sized bedrooms all have ample storage, en-suites and beautiful beds and linens. The outside space includes a patio for your own use (adjacent to the neighbouring patio) that boasts dining furniture, a BBQ and a fire pit. Enjoy the shared gardens or, to admire the incredible views over Cressbrook Dale, take your morning coffee or an aperitif to the shared picnic bench. The cottage is tucked between Buxton and Bakewell, both 9 miles away, at the point where Millers Dale turns into Monsal Dale. Walking and cycling trails are to be found on your doorstep, including the Tissington Trail, High Peak Trail, and the Monsal Trail. And there’s no shortage of historic houses to visit nearby, including Eyam Hall, 5.5 miles, Chatsworth House, 8 miles and Haddon Hall, 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £809.00
Shrewsbury, Heart of England
6 3 3 Yes
Indulge in a relaxing retreat at this lovely lodge nestled in the picturesque village of Hope, situated in the heart of the enchanting Shropshire Hills National Landscape. Finished to a high standard for a relaxed stay with friends or family, enjoy sociable open-plan living and your own hot tub bubbling away in the private garden. The spacious lounge/kitchen/diner provides the perfect setting to unwind on the comfortable sofas or gather together for a movie night on the large Smart TV. The fully equipped kitchen boasts everything you need for a self-catered holiday, while the adjacent dining area comfortably seats six. Continuing through the lodge, youll discover three beautifully appointed bedrooms. Two king-size bedrooms boast en-suite shower rooms for added convenience, while the third bedroom features twin beds and is serviced by a nearby bathroom with a shower over bath. Each room has been tastefully furnished and finished with soft linens ensuring a restful nights sleep, with Smart TVs in each room for leisurely mornings. Outside, the garden beckons, offering a wonderful space to soak up the sunshine and stunning countryside views. Step down from the living area onto the patio, where garden furniture and a BBQ await for al fresco dining experiences. The real highlight is the fabulous six-person hot tub within a charming summerhouse, providing the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the hills. Secure outside storage is provided for cyclists. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the abundance of walking trails, with direct access from the property to the renowned Stiperstones, a hill offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Dont miss the opportunity to explore the majestic Powis Castle (13 miles), where you can delve into the areas rich history and wander through the enchanting gardens. Venture further afield to the charming town of Shrewsbury (14 miles), renowned for its medieval architecture, picturesque riverside setting, and fascinating historical landmarks such as the iconic Shrewsbury Castle. A trip to Church Stretton (19 miles) is a must for avid walkers, with the National Trust-owned Long Mynd offering spectacular hiking opportunities.
Weekly prices from £770.00
Stockbridge, South of England
6 3 2 Yes
This welcoming cottage sits centrally in the attractive village of Broughton, with its popular local pub only 50 metres away. Nearby Stockbridge is arguably one of the prettiest towns in Hampshire, with its wide high street and an array of independent retailers, pubs and high-end eateries; all located around 4.5 miles to the west. For those looking for a more cultured day out, explore the historic cities of Salisbury (12 miles east) and beautiful Winchester (13 miles west). For families, the cottage sits on the edge of the New Forest, with its array of attractions, including Paultons Park, home of Peppa Pig World, which can be found just 12 miles to the south. As guests enter the cottage, they are greeted by a generous kitchen area, which is both well-equipped and attractive, with a host of useful appliances. There is a gorgeous breakfast bar, the perfect spot for the grown-ups to enjoy morning coffee whilst the little ones enjoy breakfast on the corner benches and table in the adjacent dining room. The lounge boasts comfy corner sofas, a Smart TV and a beautiful wood burner designed for warmth on the chillier autumn evenings. The dining room also has a wood burner and an attractive area perfect for cosying up and reading a good book. Heading upstairs, a generous landing (with optional sofa bed, for additional guests by arrangement) leads into the three bedrooms, two of which feature a king-size bed, and one with twin beds (one of which is slightly raised), ideal for smaller guests. A chic bathroom with a bath and separate shower cubicle completes the upstairs accommodation.Outside, there is an attractive paved courtyard area, with a wooden table and chairs, plus a variety of benches allowing guests to make full use of this suntrap. There is also a small garden area to the front, enclosed by attractive picket fencing.
Weekly prices from £894.00
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
The stylish holiday home sits on the edge of the Lake District National Park, just 7 miles from the market town of Cockermouth. The property has a sociable, open-plan layout and is perfect for spending time with friends and family. The property is a great base for exploring Lake District highlights such as Bassenthwaite, Keswick, and Whinlatter Forest (all within 20 miles). The bright and airy holiday home is full of chic furniture and carefully chosen accessories, and the decor is neutral and relaxing. The heart of this retreat is a spacious kitchen/diner with an adjoining informal lounge area overlooking the garden. Spend quality time together here, sharing family mealtimes at the large dining table or gathered around the breakfast bar to plan the day’s itinerary. Just off the kitchen area is a handy utility room for storing outdoor gear. Completing the ground floor is the formal lounge which is an elegant space, with sumptuous sofas arranged around a Smart TV. The three beautiful bedrooms are upstairs, one of which has an en-suite shower room. A gorgeous family bathroom rounds off the accommodation. The immaculate garden is fully enclosed and has a patio area for al fresco dining and a lawn where children and dogs can play. The Georgian market town of Cockermouth is 7 miles away, and has a great selection of independent shops and eateries. The town is renowned as the birthplace of William Wordsworth and you can visit his childhood home, which is now owned by the National Trust. To get away from it all, head to the shores of Loweswater (5 miles). This majestic lake is often much quieter than its more well-known neighbours, and there are some truly stunning walks to enjoy here, including to the magical Holme Force Waterfall.
Weekly prices from £735.00
Seahouses, Northumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Make this charming holiday home in sunny Seahouses a springboard for a coastal holiday of natural beauty, water sports and wildlife spotting. Its located within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding National Beauty, with a number of wow-factor walking and cycling trails starting from your front door. With space for six guests over its three bedrooms, its just right for a family trip or getaway among good friends. A welcoming and cosy interior awaits at this terraced property, starting with the carpeted lounge which has a corner sofa, Smart TV, wood burner, and a pleasing blue colour scheme. Prepare holiday meals in the bright and airy kitchen/diner, sitting down to eat together at the wooden dining table. Upstairs, youll find the three bedrooms - two lovely king-size rooms and a charming bunk room. The stylish bathroom is also up here. A door leads out from the kitchen to the enclosed rear patio garden, where you can sip coffee in the fresh air and, in the evenings, enjoy a couple of beers under the stars. Youll have everything you need - pubs, shops, restaurants and the beach - within 1 mile of your holiday dwelling. At the harbour (0.5 miles), board a boat to the Farne Islands and cross your fingers for sightings of grey seals, dolphins and puffins with colourful beaks. The nearby coastal towns of Bamburgh (3.5 miles), Newton-by-the-Sea (7 miles), Embleton (7.5 miles), and Craster (10.5 miles) are all ripe for exploration. Keen to absorb some local history? Drive 16 miles inland to the market town of Alnwick, and be sure to visit its majestic castle, famous for its appearance in the Harry Potter films. Further afield, Northumberland National Park (21.5 miles) is wonderful for day hikes through outstanding scenery.
Weekly prices from £547.00
Keighley, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
This spectacular lodge in West Yorkshire is in a wonderful elevated spot within the countryside, with sweeping panoramic vistas all around. It’s conveniently located just 1 mile from the nearest pub and shop and 3 from Keighley, a buzzing market town famous for its heritage steam line. With room for up to six guests, you can bring the family along (two furry friends included) and explore walking and bicycle trails from your front doorstep. Stylish inside and out, this charming abode features cohesive colour schemes and carefully chosen artwork throughout. It offers comfortable open-plan living with lovely wooden floors, a sleek dark-grey kitchen, a bright dining area with yellow chairs and a spacious lounge area. Sliding glass doors bathe the room in sunlight, making it a perfect spot to relax with a book and a cuppa. The adjoining games room is about good times, with a pool table, dart board, comfy sofas and a Smart TV. The garden is a truly wonderful space, with a fire pit, BBQ, sun loungers and private hot tub, all with those wow-factor views as your backdrop. Nearby, Cliffe Castle Park (3 miles) is great for dog walks, and less than 2 miles away you’ll have the National Trusts East Riddlesden Hall, a 17th-century manor house with a shop and tea room. Venture 6.5 miles to explore Haworth and Bronte Country, where you can lose yourself in the history and the beauty of the moors or enjoy discovering Bingley Five Locks (3 miles) on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal. Ogden Water Country Park (10.5 miles) and the breathtaking landscapes of Nidderdale AONB (24.5 miles) are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts craving picturesque walks and picnics.
Weekly prices from £1,057.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Just outside the tiny hamlet of Christon Bank, this inviting holiday retreat makes a fantastic hideaway for families and friends experiencing the Northumberland Coast National Landscape. Offering cosy and relaxing accommodation for up to six guests, the beautifully updated cottage has been decorated in light, soothing tones and features a cosy wood burner, exposed brickwork, wooden beams and a lovely south-facing courtyard. Perfect for walkers, beach lovers, cyclists and nature spotters, this cheerful barn conversion is ideally situated for discovering this magical regions secluded beaches, bustling market towns and glorious countryside. The airy lounge has a Smart TV, ample seating and a welcoming wood burner, making an ideal space for you to unwind in. Exploring further, theres a sleek and spacious kitchen/diner with exposed beams in the vaulted ceilings, plenty of equipment for family meals, and glazed arched doors allowing light to stream in. The ground floor also offers a handy shower room and the first bedroom: a charming twin. Upstairs, you will find a stylishly designed bathroom and two delightful king-size bedrooms, each with exposed beams. Outside, the front garden has a large lawn and bench seating, while the back courtyard is also enclosed, with outdoor furniture, a BBQ and a fire pit, providing a wonderful space for you all to sit out stargaze into the dark skies. From Christon Bank, head east to the picturesque village of Embleton (2.5 miles) which has a choice of friendly places to eat and drink, with a popular golf course half a mile further on. The stunning Embleton Bay (4.5 miles) has a gorgeous beach. The historic Dunstanburgh Castle is a little further along the coast (6 miles) or you can head inland to the vibrant market town of Alnwick (9 miles), home to the stunning Alnwick Garden and the impressive Alnwick Castle.
Weekly prices from £754.00