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
Lincoln, East of England
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Coast or countryside, ancient or modern, Lincolnshire has it all, come, explore and find out for yourself. Dating from Roman times, this historic town has grown into a thriving university city. With magnificent cathedral and a medieval castle in the uphill historic Bailgate area, by the famous Steep Hill. To the east, lies the countys best-kept secret, The Lincolnshire Wolds, with rolling hills and picturesque villages. The golden sands of the Lincolnshire coast can be found further east. If you enjoy golf, there is a 9 hole golf course within a mile of the cottage with restaurant and bar and a top pro course at Woodhall Spa and Blackley 6 miles away. Ten pin bowling a short drive away. Watch some racing at Cadwell Park and if you’re lucky you will see some planes from RAF Waddington. There is a footpath close to the cottage which wanders through the nearby countryside. Step into the hallway of this semi-detached cottage where you will find a dresser and array of leaflets with things to do during your stay, you will sure get some inspiration here. The spacious lounge/kitchen/diner is bright and airy and has patio doors that lead to the hot tub. The kitchen is the perfect place to cook up a storm and offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, with nearby farmhouse style dining table. There is also a washing machine. Put your feet up on the reclining sofas with something good on the TV and relax after a long day. The first king size bedroom is warm and inviting with an en-suite shower room and WC, and second king size bedroom overlooks the fields to the rear of the property and has an en-suite bathroom and WC. Outside, there is a hot tub which benefits from gazebos as well as bluetooth and mood lights situated at the rear of the property overlooking the Wolds. The garden is complete with dining table and chairs, perfect for dining alfresco. There is also a large grassed area to the side of the cottage which has a kids play area with swings, slides and climbing frame. The garden is great for garden games and stretching the dog’s legs. There is off-road parking for two cars and bike storage available.
Weekly prices from £508.00
Matlock, Peak District
4 2 1 Yes
Treat yourself to a special break close to the southern fringes of the Peak District. This delightful cottage at Brassington sleeps up to four guests and includes a private hot tub where everyone can bubble under the stars after walking in the Derbyshire hills. Bring a pair of contented canines with you to the two-bedroom, stone cottage if you wish. Make your way into the pretty cottage via the porch to find inviting accommodation that blends the character of the past with contemporary comfort. Discover the welcoming lounge, with its beamed ceiling and flagstone floor, where you can fire up the wood burner and enjoy a good film on TV together after a day out exploring. Find the country kitchen is the perfect place to whip up tasty meals with delicious local Peak District produce sourced on your expeditions out. Dine together at the table or out in the courtyard garden on warm summer days. Make your way up to the first floor as evening falls to lay your head in either the double or the twin bedroom. A family shower room is at this level too. Bubble in the hot tub as often as you choose, with a glass of chilled wine close by; sit out at the table in front of the cottage to enjoy your morning coffee. A washing machine and tumble dryer can be found in an outhouse. Parking is on the street on a first-come, first-served basis. Walk approximately 1 mile from the cottage to reach the edge of the magnificent Peak District, with its many footpaths and walking routes. Drive 5 miles to Tissington to follow a scenic 8.5-mile route through the national park, taking in the famous stepping stones in Dovedale. Step straight out from home to walk 1.5 miles to Carsington Water.
Weekly prices from £756.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
Ideally located to explore the Gower Peninsula, this warm and welcoming cottage sits at the southern fringe of Pen-clawdd on the North Gower coast. Set within a small complex of holiday properties and surrounded by fields and woodland, this dog-friendly cottage makes a wonderful base for a family holiday or a romantic getaway. Spend your days discovering Gower’s beaches, birdwatching on the estuary or exploring the city of Swansea, then return here to relax in the garden and ease weary muscles in the shared hot tub. From the moment you step into this single-storey cottage, you’ll find a warmth and radiance that says you’re home. Bright and cosy, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Rustle up meals in the bright and fresh kitchen, then settle around the dining table or head outside to dine alfresco on the patio. Enjoy lazy afternoons lounging on sunbeds in the garden, and cosy evenings snuggled on the sofa, catching up with your favourite TV series, wood-burner-effect electric fire adding extra warmth. Two tastefully presented bedrooms – a double and a room with adult-sized bunk beds – offer a restful night’s sleep. A family shower room completes the interior. There’s plenty to do without leaving the grounds, with three acres to exercise dogs on leads, and the utility room, hot tub, and outdoor games operating on a rota system between cottages. Head off on foot to walk part of the Wales Coast Path and observe birds and marine wildlife in the estuary. Or hop in your car to discover Gower’s beautiful beaches, including Rhossili Bay (15 miles) and see the historic landmark, King Arthur’s Stone (8 miles).
Weekly prices from £505.00
Salisbury, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 2 Yes
The peaceful village of Fonthill Gifford is located within beautiful countryside near the border between Dorset and Wiltshire. A popular pub sits within the village and is the perfect stop off during long country walks. For further amenities head to nearby Tisbury, which has a great selection of artisan stores as well as those selling essential supplies. Also, easily accessible is the market town of Shaftesbury, where you will find stunning views across the Blackmore Vale and streets lined with historic cottages. Admire the iconic Gold Hill or visit the museum and abbey ruins to learn about this area’s rich heritage. Slightly further afield are Longleat house and safari park, The Stourhead Estate and the cathedral city of Salisbury. A private gravel driveway and patio area leads to the entrance into this detached former barn. Once inside you are met with a useful utility room with washer/dryer, fridge/freezer and separate WC, this is the ideal place to wipe off muddy paws and boots after a good walk. Next, step into the stunning open-plan kitchen/diner, with a vaulted ceiling, a bright and airy ambience owing to its large dual aspect glazed doors, this sociable space is the ideal spot for enjoying leisurely meals. The kitchen area is equipped with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher and microwave. Just next door and accessed via a short flight of steps is the inviting lounge, which has a wood burner and SmartTV so you can snuggle up in front of your favourite shows. The first of two staircases lead to a king-size zip-and-link bedroom (which can be made into a 2ft 6 twin bed on request), this pretty room also has an en-suite shower and WC. A second staircase rises from the kitchen/diner and leads to a further king-size zip-and-link bedroom (which can be made into a 2ft 6 twin bed on request), this has an en-suite wet room and WC. Heading outside from the utility room you can enjoy drinks or a light meal on the patio, whilst looking over paddocks, often home to a flock of sheep – a true rural idyll! There is private parking for two cars on the driveway or in an adjacent car port. Regret no BBQs due to the thatch.
Weekly prices from £690.00
Windermere, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Situated in the popular town of Bowness-on-Windermere, this contemporary property is a welcome retreat for you and your guests. Sleeping four across two spacious bedrooms, this holiday home is perfect for couples or small families looking for a quiet holiday but with plenty of things to do on the doorstep. Take a walk just half a mile to the World of Beatrix Potter, or hire a canoe, kayak or bicycle from Windermere Canoe and Kayak which is 3 miles by car and just 1.5 miles on foot, and spend a day venturing around England’s longest lake. The property, which is just a mile’s walk from the water’s edge, has a bright and airy feel thanks to its open-plan style. The kitchen diner has everything you need to get cooking, while the dining table, set in a large bay window, offers a wonderful view over the houses and countryside beyond. The lounge is a cosy haven to kick back and relax in, with soft neutral decor and rich wood furnishings that create a tranquil atmosphere. When it’s time for bed head to one of the bedrooms; the king-size bedroom, which can be made up into a twin, has patio doors leading to the garden letting in lots of natural light. Make sure you pay a visit to Grizedale Forest (12.5 miles), which offers views from Lake Windermere to Coniston Water, and has plenty of walking trails to lead you to the best parts of the forest. If you love the work of Wordsworth, go to see Dove Cottage (9 miles) – while you’re in Grasmere you can stop off for gingerbread at the famous Grasmere Gingerbread Shop. And for something a bit more relaxing, cruise on an Ullswater Steamer from the south of the lake (14 miles).
Weekly prices from £881.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
This lovely property, a former dairy, sits in peaceful surroundings within the heart of Gower and is perfect for friends or families looking for a restful holiday. The cottage boasts views across the owner’s lake and fields towards the magnificent Three Cliffs. The Gower is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just waiting to be discovered. Walk through country lanes to the golden sands of Three Cliffs Bay (3 miles), overlooked by the equally beautiful Pennard Castle, a superb area for wildlife watching with wild ponies, birds, and sea life. Enter this delightful two-storey cottage via the enclosed patio area into the spacious and characterful lounge. The house has a nature and ‘tree’ theme throughout. The lounge is the heart of the home and boasts a warming wood burner and comfortable seating for all to enjoy after a busy day exploring. There is also a cosy snug downstairs with a TV and seating, the perfect spot to relax with a good book. One step up from the lounge is the contemporary kitchen with everything you need to rustle up some tasty treats and a TV for entertainment. Upstairs is a family bathroom, a double bedroom, and a king-size bedroom with a private balcony, a great place to enjoy a glass of wine watching the sunset. Outside, enjoy the rear enclosed patio with garden furniture and a BBQ, making this a lovely spot for dining alfresco. This sunny retreat leads to the owner’s lake, fields, and woodland, where you can walk and admire the magnificent Three Cliffs beach and coastline. Nature lovers will be in their element with the Loughor Estuary 9 miles north, a wildlife sanctuary with plenty of birds. The Mumbles and the array of beautiful beaches and dramatic coastline are worth a visit, and less than 10 miles from the property. Delve into the local culture at The Gower Heritage Centre (1.5 miles) or walk up to explore King Arthur’s Stones (4.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £662.00
Grange Over Sands, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Surrounded by pretty flora and mature gardens, this pleasing Cumbrian cottage will delight you from the moment you arrive. Sleeping four guests and one dog, it’s clear to see that the owners have thought of everything when laying out this appealing holiday home. From the welcome pack to the décor, your entire stay will be fuss-free and utterly enjoyable here in Grange Over Sands. Embrace waterside walks along the Cumbrian coastline or venture a little further to explore the fells, forests and lakes of the dramatic Lake District National Park not far from home. Well presented with a characterful maximalist décor and plenty of original features, this stunning cottage certainly boasts a home from home atmosphere. Make your first port of call the kitchen, a cheerful area with plenty of space to prepare delicious meals and direct access to the rear garden. Visitors with kids or pets in tow will be keen to find that this garden is enclosed and offers a handy laundry room with washing and drying facilities. Back inside there’s a lovely dining room and a lounge, the latter of which is kept cosy thanks to an open fire. Get together and pick a favourite on the Smart TV to see you late into the evening. You’ll also be pleased to find that two double bedrooms on the first floor are both complete with Smart TVs, ideal for that added touch of privacy and lazy mornings spent lounging in bed. Discover Grange Over Sands with its striking coastline and local golf club (1 mile) or take a short drive inland to Cartmel (2.5 miles) to find a famous racecourse and a Michelin star restaurant! For Lake District attractions make a beeline for the vast Lake Windermere (6 miles), perhaps stopping off at the Lakeland Motor Museum or the exciting Lakes Aquarium (both 2.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £762.00
Hexham, Northumbria
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Tucked between the Northumberland National Park, Kielder Water and Forest Park and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this rural retreat is an explorers’ paradise. Sleeping four guests and one of your dogs, escape to this working farm for a holiday full of stunning scenery and cosy evenings by the wood burner. For special occasions and fun ways to spend your day, arrange for a local chef to cook your dinner or book onto a cookery or gardening course in the nearby dairy barn. Step up and into this gorgeous abode and head up to the first floor where the open-plan living space welcomes you inside with open arms. Sitting beneath a vaulted ceiling, with exposed stonework and a warming wood burner, this space is perfect for all occasions and exudes character and rustic allure. The cool kitchen is decorated in sultry, dark tones creating a wonderful space in which to chop and slice ingredients to cook up a storm. The dishwasher is a handy addition to minimise the time you need to spend clearing up after sociable meals. Plate up at the circular table or take a plate outside onto the patio, where a BBQ is great for easy, summer feasts, before sinking into comfortable sofas and chairs and basking in the heat of the wood burner. Head to bed and warm your toes on the underfloor heating before slipping under the covers for a good night’s sleep. Rise and shine and freshen up in your en-suite before wandering down to the bottom of the meadow to stroll the Devil’s Water. There is off-road parking for two cars. Time it right and visit the bustling town of Hexham (3 miles) to stock up on local produce and goodies at the twice-weekly market, or the twice-monthly farmers’ market. Travel deep into the Kielder Water and Forest Park and make the 28-mile trip to Tower Knowe Visitor Centre for a bite to eat, gorgeous views and a good place to start your adventure.
Weekly prices from £706.00
Cromer, East Anglia
4 2 2 Yes
Retreat to this delightful, single-storey, barn-style cottage, just 2.5 miles from the famous Victorian seaside town of Cromer. Sleeping four guests and one canine companion, this charming, two-bedroom. Head out on walks through this corner of the county, sometimes referred to as Poppyland; while away your afternoons on north Norfolk beaches and indulge in traditional seaside fun in Sheringham and Cromer. Open the door on to this delightful cottage to find everything you need for a comfortable stay. Find the open-plan kitchen/lounge/diner features comfortable seating for relaxing on at the end of each exhilarating day out: watch the Smart TV, listen to the Bang & Olufsen sound system and fire up the wood burner on chilly evenings. Make fresh coffee in the kitchen and prepare delicious dinners on the nights you choose to stay in. Dine together at the table before heading through to one of the inviting, double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. Enjoy your private outside space with use of a hot tub on warm Norfolk days. Find parking for two cars at the cottage. Venture into Cromer to go shopping, dine out or stroll along the pier. Head to Sheringham, 6.5 miles away, to take a journey on the heritage North Norfolk Railway. Visit the National Trust’s famous Sheringham Park while you are here. Enjoy afternoons on the beach at Overstrand, 2 miles away, or Mundesley, 7 miles away. Have a day out in Norwich, 21 miles away, renowned for its medieval cobbled streets, as well as its castle and cathedral. Stroll around its shopping areas, book a seat in one of its theatres or cinemas, and wander round the famous market with its fresh produce and other colourful goods.
Weekly prices from £679.00