Relax and unwind with our range of dog friendly holiday homes with an enclosed garden. These self-catering holiday properties all come complete with an enclosed outdoor space, making them the ideal place for dogs and children to explore and play safely and worry-free.
5,638 properties found
Southampton, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
Set within the beautiful New Forest National Park is the quintessential town of Lyndhurst, a haven of thatched cottages, roaring fires and cosy tearooms. This delightful property is within 3 miles of the town itself, enjoying a perfectly secluded location. Sleeping four across two snug bedrooms, its ideal for parties of guests seeking a cosy base for exploring. The owners have gone the extra mile to make your stay special, and even the four-legged guests have been considered, provided with dog bowls and a cosy basket. Step inside to discover a homely interior with beamed ceilings, comfortable furniture and thoughtful details. Uncork a bottle of soothing red, curling up on the sofas in front of a good film in the lounge. Simple snacks, tempting treats or hearty meals; whatever takes your fancy, the kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm. Throw open the doors for an al fresco vibe, or take your morning coffee and pastries outside for breakfast in the sunshine. A handy ground-floor bathroom and two irresistible bedrooms upstairs complete this fabulous property; just mind your head on the sloped ceilings! Outside, youll be able to relax in the cottage-style front garden or the pretty decked area at the back, and theres ample parking on-site too. Those with a sense of adventure will be well catered for thanks to the range of golf courses, riding stables and waterside attractions on offer close by. Experience the sheer beauty of this stunning location by boat, hiring a kayak and meandering along the River Beaulieu 8.5 miles away. The quirky town of Beaulieu is also famous for the National Motor Museum, and the wild ponies that like to stroll along the roads without a care in the world.
Weekly prices from £696.00
Windermere, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A very warm welcome. Dating back to 1751, this property is a charming two-bedroom Grade II-listed cottage, enjoying an enviable location in Bowness-on-Windermere. Renovated throughout, the cottage is a wonderful retreat for up to four people and two lucky dogs. On the ground floor youll find the stylish kitchen-diner and lovely living room with its wood burning stove. Upstairs on the first floor are the two gorgeous bedrooms and the family bathroom. Outside, the cottage has a delightful garden and driveway parking for up to two cars - both a rare bonus for a cottage in this location. Bowness is a vibrant village, less than a 10-minute walk away from Lake Windermere youre perfectly positioned for a day at, in or on the water! Pack a picnic and enjoy a lakeside stroll, the well prepared can wild swim, hire a boat or let someone else do the hard work and hitch a ride on the popular launch for a cruise around the lake. The village also has a great selection of shops and lots of different eateries to try out and there are some fantastic walking opportunities on offer from the door too. Walk up to Orrest Head Viewpoint and admire the view or take on a section of The Dales Way footpath. Why not head north to Keswick, the adventure capital of the North Lakes? Sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies - try ghyll scrambling, canyoning or raft building on beautiful Derwentwater. The magnificent Langdale Valley is certainly worth a visit. With its rugged mountains and peaceful tarns, its a must for any avid fell walker. Head up Lingmoor Fell for stunning, panoramic views of the lakes. Stop off at one of the traditional pubs on your way back for a hearty meal and refreshing drink. Head inside and youre sure to feel right at home. The beautiful kitchen/diner is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, all important kettle, toaster and handy microwave. Theres even a dishwasher so therell be no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! The wooden dining table is positioned by the window, giving a pleasant outlook over the garden. Next up is the fantastic living room: light, bright and airy but still wonderfully cosy and inviting, it really is the heart of this home from home. In here youll find plenty of clues to the cottages history from the beautiful wooden panelling to the original beam and slate floor. The stylish seating is perfectly positioned in front of the wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings in. Theres a smart TV in here for entertainment, or why not catch up on the days events or plan tomorrows adventures whilst relaxing in beautiful surroundings? Upstairs on the first floor are the two beautiful bedrooms. The master is spacious yet cosy, thanks to its lovely cottage-style latch windows. With a super-king bed (which can be made up as a twin upon request) and wall-mounted TV, why not indulge in a long lie in - you are on holiday after all! The second bedroom is just as lovely as the first; a bright twin room (which can be made up as a superking upon request), with beautiful latch windows and feature wooden beams. Theres also a wall-mounted TV and useful chest of drawers for storage. Youll also find an inviting armchair tucked into a corner on the landing, the perfect spot to escape to with a good book. Also on the first floor is the family bathroom. Sleek and stylish, theres a WC, washbasin and bath with shower over, ideal whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the tub or a refreshing shower. As well as driveway parking for 1-2 cars, to the front of the cottage is a delightful garden area. With wooden benches, lawn and cottage-garden flowers, its a lovely spot to sit and unlace your boots after a day out on the fells! Nine stone steps lead up from the lawn to the raised patio area to the side of the cottage. With outdoor furniture, this pleasant patio area is perfect for dining al fresco; equally suited to a peaceful morning cuppa and an evening aperitif.
Weekly prices from £829.00
Bude, Cornwall
4 3 1 Yes
Look no further than this impeccable three-bedroom property for a surfers paradise on the stunning Cornish coast. Teeming with character and style, this accommodation choice offers a wonderful base for your next beach-based getaway. Whether youre eager to catch some waves, relax on the sand or hike the fantastic coastal walking routes on offer, this delectable single-storey property promises space for up to four guests to call their own and relax together. Boasting a light and bright decor with bright splashes of colour, this stylish holiday home is certainly a joy to come home to at the end of each day. One sociable open-plan space offers a room where everyone can unwind late into the night, with a contemporary kitchen, generous dining space and a comfortable living area with seating and a Smart TV. Perch at the breakfast bar whilst your family chef cooks up something good, perhaps heading out to dine in the garden, weather allowing. You can access the enclosed lawn via a cheerful conservatory, another wonderful space to unwind with an early evening tipple. Finally, three bedrooms await to facilitate an excellent night’s sleep. The twin and king-size are both generous rooms and the single offers a pull-out trundle which is ideal for younger visitors. Whether you’re new to the waves or a surfing pro, Widemouth Bay is the spot for you. Less than 0.5 miles from home, this stunning sandy beach boasts excellent swells for surfing and a surf school for those who’d like to give it a go! Discover walks along the wider coastline when following the South West Coast Path, a 180-mile route that showcases the very best of Cornwall’s dramatic coastline. On an evening, visit the nearby spot of Bude for shops or restaurants or head to the local indie cinema on cold or rainy evenings (both 3 miles).
Weekly prices from £600.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Located in the sought after village of Portinscale is this charming 18th-century retreat for up to four people. The welcoming accommodation includes a well-equipped kitchen and a cosy living/dining room with a feature wood burner. Also on the ground floor is a handy shower room. Upstairs on the first floor, youll find the two lovely bedrooms, a bunk room and a king-size room with its own en-suite shower room. As well as private parking for two cars and a shed for storing bikes, theres also a delightful patio area with outdoor furniture, perfect for dining al fresco. Rightly popular with locals and visitors alike, Portinscale is sure to delight. The village boasts a friendly pub just around the corner from the cottage, and a fantastic cafe just a 5-minute walk away. There are plenty of lovely picturesque walking opportunities on offer straight from the front door. From lakeside strolls along the shores of Derwentwater to fells such as Catbells and Causey Pike, theres a route for everyone. Keswick is just over a miles walk away so why not leave the car where it is and head into town on foot. Indulge in some retail therapy, or treat yourselves to an evening out and take in a film at the local cinema or a show at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. The cottage has a shed for storing bikes, ideal if you like exploring on two wheels. Head to nearby Whinlatter Forest which has three mountain bike trails to choose from (as well as nine woodland walking trails) or cycle through the beautiful Newlands Valley to picturesque Buttermere; with either Newlands Pass or Honister Pass to tackle, youll have earned some homemade cake or ice cream from the farm cafe when you get to the other side. Whatever you decide you to do during your stay, the cottage will be a welcome home from home to retreat to. A useful porch is the ideal place for leaving wet coats and muddy boots before continuing inside this lovely cottage. The fully fitted country-style kitchen is well equipped with everything youll need for a self-catering holiday. Theres an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and a dishwasher meaning theres no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! Theres also a handy washer/dryer in here should you need to make use of that during your stay. Continue through to the living/dining room. Relax on the sofa in front of the wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings in in front of the fire. Theres a TV with Freeview and DVD player for entertainment. The dining area has oak furniture and is a great spot for swapping stories on the days events over a home-cooked meal, or for spreading out maps and guidebooks whilst you plan tomorrows activities. Also on the ground floor is handy shower room. In here youll find a WC, wash basin and power shower, perfect for reinvigorating tired muscles after a day on the fells. Upstairs on the first floor are the two lovely bedrooms. First up is the master bedroom, which has a pine king-size bed and handy walk-in wardrobe for storage. This bedroom has its own en-suite shower room (with WC, wash basin and shower cubicle), a real treat. The cosy second bedroom has full-size bunk beds, a useful chest of drawers and has views towards Whinlatter. Outside to the front of the cottage is a delightful patio. With a table and chairs, equally suited to that first morning coffee or an evening apperitif, its a lovely spot for sitting out and making the most of the spring/summer sunshine. At rear of the cottage is a second sitting area and also a hose to clean muddy pets, as well as a rotary washing line. There is also private parking for two cars. One in front of the shed ,where you can store bikes, and the other for a small car close to the back door.
Weekly prices from £578.00
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Bright and cheery throughout, this lovely cottage sits on a quiet lane in the quaint Lakeland village of High Lorton. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, this former brewery is the ideal accommodation option for small families or groups of friends who want to spend their days mountain biking at Whinlatter Forest or kayaking at Crummock Water, and their evenings sipping wine in the cottage’s shared courtyard or relaxing by the glowing wood burner in the cosy lounge. Head up the exterior stone staircase to the cottage’s pretty porch and step inside. Make your way through to the stylish kitchen and get busy cooking a feast for your loved ones. If you have the kids with you, point them in the direction of the snug/games room (they need to go back outside, head down the staircase to the ground level and access it via an external entrance), where the table football game will keep them happy until dinner is ready. Get the whole gang together at the dining table to eat, and then head out to the shared courtyard to crack open a bottle of something bubbly and watch the stars come out. Alternatively, make a beeline for a sofa in the lounge to catch up on your favourite TV shows by the glow of the multi-fuel wood burner. When it’s time for bed, you’ll find two lovely bedrooms on the first floor. This property has plenty of lockable storage for your bikes and kayaks, which comes in handy if you want to go mountain biking at Whinlatter Forest (3.5 miles) or kayaking at Crummock Water (4.5 miles). Alternatively, if you’re feeling brave, take a dip in the stream, which flows alongside the village hall gardens (0.1 miles). Or head out for a hike to Scale Force (5.5 miles) to check out the dramatic waterfall.
Weekly prices from £526.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Conveniently located just a stones throw from the centre of Keswick is this lovely two-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage. On the ground floor, youll find the kitchen/diner and bright sun room, along with the twin bedroom (which can be made up as a king on request) and family bathroom. The spacious living room is on the first floor, as is the double bedroom and modern shower room. As well as a patio garden, the cottage also has parking for two cars, a real bonus so close to the centre of Keswick. Why not leave the car where it is and head out on foot to explore? Theres plenty on offer just a walk away. Take in a performance at the renowned Theatre by the Lake or catch a film at the Alhambra cinema, just a hop, skip and a jump from the cottage. Walk through the town to Derwentwater, hire a canoe or rowing boat to enjoy the water from a different perspective before finding a peaceful spot for a picnic lunch. Test your mind at the quirky Puzzling Place or treat yourself to some retail therapy in the independent and outdoor shops in the town centre. Keswick is a haven for walkers with a great choice of routes on offer straight from the front door. Head up local fell Latrigg for stunning views over the town. The well equipped can continue onwards and upwards onto Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain. Head to nearby Whinlatter Forest where you can explore the many woodland trails on foot or two-wheels. Adrenaline junkies will love the Go Ape High Ropes course, or why not walk an alpaca for something a little bit different?! Take a scenic drive over Newlands Pass down into Buttermere for a peaceful lakeside picnic or walk the Buttermere fells with Haystacks at the southern end – Wainright’s favourite fell. This delightful cottage for up to four people and one dog is tucked away but located just a short walk from the centre of Keswick; you really have got the best of both worlds here. The spacious kitchen/diner can be found to your right off the entrance hallway. With pale blue units and a beautiful tiled floor, its a great sociable space. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, handy microwave, built-in fridge and separate freezer, as well as a dishwasher. There is also a washing machine in the understairs cupboard. The wooden dining table sits in the corner, taking full advantage of all the natural light coming in from the dual-aspect windows. Off the kitchen is the bright sun room, a great bonus space, ideal for catching up with a good book. On the opposite side of the entrance hallway is the ground-floor twin bedroom. Drawers in the beds provide plenty of storage and this room can also be made up as a king upon request. The family bathroom is also on the ground floor; with a WC, wash basin and bath with shower, perfect whether you prefer a long soak in the tub or an invigorating shower. The spacious living room can be found upstairs on the first floor. With a vaulted ceiling and feature wooden beams, this really is a wow room. The three-seater sofa and two armchairs are positioned around the electric fire and theres a wall-mounted TV for, perfect for cosy evenings in. Also on the first floor are the modern shower room and lovely double bedroom. Compact but perfectly formed, the shower room has a WC, wash basin and shower cubicle. The bright bedroom has a pine double bed and matching wardrobe, chest of drawers and dressing table. As well as parking for two cars, the cottage has an enclosed patio garden. With a feature wooden bench, its a lovely spot, equally suited to a morning cuppa or a refreshing evening drink whilst catching up on the days events.
Weekly prices from £655.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Make the most of your time in the pretty market town of Keswick – ‘The Adventure Capital of the Lake District’ – by staying in this lovely, centrally located apartment. Sleeping four people over two bedrooms and welcoming one canine companion, it’s the perfect Lakeland retreat for small families or groups of friends who want to spend their days kayaking at Derwentwater or hiking at Bassenthwaite, and their evenings meeting fellow outdoor adventurers in the town’s friendly bars or relaxing by the apartment’s electric wood burner effect fire with their loved ones. Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the breakfast bar at the entrance of the stylish kitchen. Make your plans and then head out to make the very most of your time in the Lake District. After a full day of adventure, return to your ground-floor apartment to cook up something hearty for your nearest and dearest in the kitchen. After dinner, make a beeline for the sofa in the lounge. There you can sip a glass of wine and take in the gorgeous fell views, or cosy up by the electric wood burner effect fire and catch up on your favourite TV shows. Alternatively, head out to the local pubs to rub shoulders with the locals. When the day is done, you’ll find two lovely bedrooms – a twin and a double – to retire to. Rent a bike and head to Whinlatter Forest (4.5 miles) to ride some of the best mountain bike trails in England. Alternatively, make your way to Honister’s Via Ferrata Xtreme (8 miles) for adrenaline-fuelled fun, or to Bassenthwaite Lake (6.5 miles) to see the ospreys. In the evening, make the most of the apartment’s convenient location and stroll into Keswick’s town centre (0.5 miles) to sample the local beers.
Weekly prices from £577.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
This beautiful period cottage is ideally located on a quiet street right in the heart of Keswick. Retaining plenty of original features, this little gem of a house is surprisingly spacious and has the added bonus of a lovely, sunny back garden to enjoy all year round. Every room has large timber windows letting light flood in to show off the stylish decor and high ceilings at their best during the day. On winter evenings, close the original wooden shutters, light the wood burner and enjoy the delightful ambience with a relaxed evening in. The cottage perfectly combines traditional Georgian charm with modern technology to create a cosy, relaxing and welcoming holiday home. Keswick has a vibrant street-scene of shops, pubs, cafes and entertainment. There is a thriving market twice a week and a good range of independent shops to browse. Families are well catered for with two lovely parks, the leisure pool and a huge choice of outdoor activities. The timeless beauty of Derwentwater and the famous view from Friars Crag are just a short walk away and from the boat landings you can catch a traditional launch around the lake or hire a rowing boat to explore the water. Walkers of all abilities are spoilt for choice in Keswick, or else explore the cultural opportunities at the family-run cinema, three museums, and the renowned Theatre by the Lake. If you want to explore the wider area it is easy to do with nearby places such as the Solway Coast with wide open spaces and lots of wildlife, and Ullswater, home of Wordsworths famous daffodils. Drive or cycle over Honister and Newlands Passes to Buttermere where you will find a pretty hamlet with pubs and cafes and a lovely lake with wooded shores. Stop off at Honister Slate Mine on the way, take an underground tour, get an adrenalin rush on the Via Ferrata or just pick up a souvenir to take home! Keswick is perfectly placed for heading out into the surrounding area and this cottage is the ideal base to take advantage of this. The beautiful two-bedroom period cottage built in the 1800s which the owners believe was named for Queen Charlotte, wife of mad King George III. This beautiful house has been lovingly renovated by the current owners and retains a wealth of original features which have been complimented with stylish decoration and real attention to detail in the finishing touches. This all combines to make the cottage a haven of tranquillity and a perfect base for a holiday. Enter through the door at the side of the cottage and step into the hallway. The hall, stairs and lounge all have lovely original floorboards which have been stripped and re-varnished and have a lovely warm feel, hang up your coat above the radiator and turn right to the lounge. Have a seat on one of the two comfy two-seat sofas and take in the wealth of character contained in this welcoming room. The window out onto the quiet street still has the original working wooden shutters to shut out winter nights for cosy evenings around the wood burner; your first basket of logs is supplied and ready to go so grab a drink, some snacks and enjoy! The traditional fireplace has a thick slate hearth and is flanked by built in bookshelves on both sides containing a large selection of novels and DVDs to suit all the family. This timeless room has been beautifully decorated in period colours and finished off with Lakeland photos and paintings around the walls. Side tables with lamps and an iPod with speaker will help create a lovely ambience in the evenings whilst a toy chest full of childrens toys, games and books will keep younger members entertained during the day. Back across the hall is the bright, sunny dining kitchen with tiled floor, hand crafted units, Belfast sink and Aga cooker; perfect whatever your style, gourmet feast or dishing out a takeaway. A big south-facing window overlooks the back garden bringing light flooding in and the table seating four is positioned just in front of the window to make the most of the view over the pretty garden to the church beyond. The kitchen is well equipped with under counter fridge, microwave, dishwasher, four-slice toaster with matching kettle and cupboards stocked with everything you could possibly need. The plates and bowls can be found in traditional racks mounted on the walls and there is a selection of cookery books on the shelf for inspiration, the Aga has a gas hob and two electric ovens with a cooker hood over. The prints and photos decorating the walls are on an animal theme and finish this characterful room off perfectly. Straight ahead at the top of the stairs with a beautiful view over the back garden to Keswick parish church of St John and a glimpse of Clough Head is the carpeted bunk bedroom. The large window has a sill wide enough to sit on to enjoy the view and there is a big built in cupboard behind the door with a shelf and hanging space. A dressing table and chair with mirror above complete the furniture in this delightfully simple room. At the front of the house is the master bedroom. With an elegant metal king-size bed, this room is a stylish, calm and relaxing escape from everyday life with some lovely Lakeland pictures on the wall and the real thing outside the window! The Whinlatter fells line up above the rooftops, look left and you can just see Grizedale Pike or look right to see Latrigg at the top of the street; a good start for planning walks for the week. A small dressing table and chair look out of the window, there is a mirror above the storage unit and hanging space can be found just outside on the hallway. Between the two bedrooms is the family bathroom. With a fresh blue and white colour scheme the fully tiled bathroom contains a P-shaped bath with shower over and a large sink built into a vanity unit. A heated towel rail ensures dry, warm, cosy towels whether you prefer a quick shower or a long soak in the bath. A door from the kitchen leads out into the lovely back garden which can also be reached from the street down the slate path past the side of the house. The garden is enclosed and fully paved but plenty of pots containing climbers, shrubs, trees and flowers bring plenty of interest and colour; it has a real Mediterranean feel in the summer sunshine. South facing and surrounded by sheltering walls the garden is a true sun trap and gets the sun all day; eating alfresco is a must and a table with four chairs is provided for you to do just that. The bench by the wall is perfect for enjoying a quiet morning cuppa in an oasis of calm just a stones throw from Keswick town centre. There is an outhouse at the end of the garden, which provides a well equipped laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer, airer and ironing board. There is also a table top freezer. This cottage has been beautifully designed and finished to create a feeling of relaxation and peace, perfect for chilling out after busy days exploring Keswick and the surrounding area. This is a stylish and comfortable home from home which you will want to return to again and again.
Weekly prices from £777.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Norfolks stunning landscapes, convenient cycle paths, and the renowned Norfolk Broads when you choose to stay in this second-storey property. This charming cottage is positioned atop a delightful deli and serves as the ideal escape for couples or families of four. Make your way up the stairs and into this welcoming apartment. At the heart of the home is the spacious lounge/diner, with a simple and stylish colour scheme, for a truly relaxing experience. Curl up here, watch your favourite boxsets, or enjoy a movie together while cuddling on the pillowy L-shaped sofa. The chic kitchen is equipped with everything you could need to prepare breakfasts, lunches and dinners and even boasts a handy wine cooler for a glass or two in the evenings. When eyelids begin to droop, head through to the beautiful bedrooms, including a king-size with a dressing table and a twin room with zip-and-link beds that can be made into a super-king-size bed. Both bedrooms share the use of the contemporary shower room. In the morning, carry up treats you’ve picked up from the deli and enjoy them out on the small, enclosed patio. Use two wheels or two feet to explore the Marriots Way, a 26-mile footpath that runs through lovely scenery and offers the chance to spot various birds, animals, and plants. For days on the sand, Sheringham and Wells-next-the-Sea are both within 22 miles, while the stunning shores of Cromer are just 16 miles away and provide the opportunity to tuck into its famous crab dishes. If you prefer discovering the scenery by boat, then we recommend hiring one at The Broads (20 miles) to spot more than a quarter of Britains rarest animals and plants.
Weekly prices from £441.00