Take a look at our collection of self-catering holiday homes with good views where you can watch the world go by from the comfort of your home-from-home. Love a sea view? We have coastal holiday homes overlooking dramatic seascapes, rugged cliffs and sandy bays. Or imagine waking up each morning to marvel at views of an historic castle, picturesque village, beautiful garden or rolling countryside as far as the eye can see.
With great views like these, you may never want to leave your UK holiday cottage! Plus, dogs are always welcome.
4,671 properties found
Lossiemouth, Moray, Aberdeenshire & The Coastal Trail
6 3 3 Yes
This beautiful home by the sea will leave you wanting for nothing. With three bedrooms which can sleep up to six people, and a dog-friendly beach nearby, this is a wonderful option for those looking for a relaxing family break or getaway with friends. Offering plenty of charm and wow factor, this retreat has been brought bang up to date with stylish bathrooms, comfortable bedrooms and bright living spaces throughout. Even dogs are well catered for here with a lovely, enclosed back garden. Enter through the front door to the hall with lots of space for coats and boots. The ground floor is home to the cosy living area which has a wood burner to relax in front of or enjoy a film on the Smart TV. The kitchen, off the lounge, is fully equipped to make a self-catering holiday here with family or friends a pleasure. You can enjoy meals in the dining area or go through to the conservatory which serves as quite the sun trap. The ground floor also has 2 king-size bedrooms and two impressive shower rooms. On the first floor is a twin bedroom. There’s also a beautiful bathroom on this floor with a standalone bath and couples’ shower plus underfloor heating. In short, this is an enchanting house perfect for extended family holidays. Outside, the enclosed garden has a patio area. Al fresco dining and socialising is easy thanks to the garden furniture available. For cars, there is space for three cars to the rear while the garage is great for storing surfboards or bikes. It also houses a chest freezer, a washing machine and even a double dog shower.
Weekly prices from £1,060.00
Dalbeattie, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
6 3 2 Yes
Nestled into an elevated position with breathtaking views over Kippford, Urr Water and the stunning Solway Firth, this property is perfect for either a family getaway or a get-together for a group of friends. All guests will love the hot tub, which is the ideal place to unwind in this totally unspoilt part of the world. This spacious detached property is an ‘upside-down’ house. The entire interior, whichever floor you are on, is airy and bright thanks to neutral interiors and many windows, flooding the property with light. Off the hallway on the ground floor, there are two bedrooms (a queen and a king-size). Both are stylish, contemporary rooms. Along the hallway at the bottom of the stairs, there is a family bathroom with a free-standing bath and a walk-in shower. Across the hallway is the kitchen/diner which offers a social place to gather and make plans for your time here. Keeping laundry out of sight, there is a utility area by the back door, with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Head up to the first floor and there is a master king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and access to a large balcony, which offers the perfect spot to read a good book or stargaze in the evening. The lounge has views across the water, comfy sofas, a piano, and French doors out onto the shared balcony. Outside, to the rear of the house, you’ll find a private patio area with views into the woodland. There’s a private hot tub with a seating area for you to enjoy time together. It’s a great spot to have a coffee and breakfast or enjoy evening drinks. There’s private parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £952.00
St. Andrews, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
Set on a working farm that welcomes you to wander around the grounds and meet the animals, this fantastic eco-lodge is ideal for family or friends to get together in the glorious Scottish countryside. Take in superb views towards St Andrews and the Eden Valley, explore the Fife coast and spend quality time with loved ones in this beautiful rural location. Light and airy with a modern Scandinavian feel, this wonderful take on a traditional wood cabin is built with the environment in mind. Energy is supplied by sustainable sources, and a living sedum roof helps keep heat inside. Wood-clad with instant curb appeal, this is a fantastic low-carbon stay that doesnt mean compromising on luxury. With accommodation laid out all on one floor, enter into the handy utility room and through to the bright and breezy open-plan living space. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows fill the room with light creating a lovely space to spend time with loved ones. Grab a bite on the go at the breakfast bar, cook a delicious meal in the contemporary kitchen, and plan the days activity around the spacious dining table. After dinner, sit back on the plush sofa seating while taking in the far-reaching rural views. For tired legs, a relaxing soak in the family bathroom is a must, followed by a good night’s sleep in one of three attractive bedrooms. Outside, take a walk up to the farms Willies Wood and enjoy a picnic surrounded by beautiful nature or spend an afternoon on the enclosed decking and take in the incredible views while the children entertain themselves at the on-site play area. Cook up a tasty sausage or two using the gas BBQ beside the lawn to the rear of the lodge, then dine alfresco on the decking, followed by an evening of stargazing.
Weekly prices from £960.00
St. Andrews, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
This luxurious eco-friendly lodge is located on a working farm with superb views towards St Andrews and makes for a wonderful retreat for friends or family, deep in the Scottish countryside. Make friends with the resident sheep and very friendly goats as you roam the farm and woodland, explore rural Fife, and discover some of the regions beautiful wild beaches. This impressive modern take on a traditional wooden cabin has a distantly Scandinavian feel. Crisp modern interiors sit alongside rustic wood cladding and a delightful sedum roof that blooms with wildflowers in spring. Designed to let the location do the talking, the lodges floor-to-ceiling windows drink in the light and fabulous far-reaching views beyond. With energy supplied by sustainable sources, this is a low-carbon holiday destination for the environmentally conscious. With accommodation all laid out on one floor, enjoy open-plan living against a backdrop of rolling hills and stunning countryside. Sip a coffee at the breakfast bar or cook up a delicious meal in the contemporary kitchen. Put your feet up in front of the fire on the plush sofa seating or plan the next day’s activities around the spacious dining table. Soak tired legs in the stylish family bathroom before retiring to bed in one of three delightful, wood-panelled bedrooms that will have you resting easy before another day of adventure. To the front of the lodge is an enclosed decking offering panoramic countryside views, the perfect spot for summer lunches or watching the sunset over St Andrews. The gas BBQ and a well-kept lawn with plenty of space for family games are to the rear. There’s a shared play area on site too, where children can entertain themselves for hours with a slide, play-fort, swings, and a sunken trampoline.
Weekly prices from £960.00
St. Andrews, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
Located on a working farm, this stylish eco-lodge offers contemporary open-plan living with spectacular views for a family or friends get-together in the heart of the Fife countryside. Meet the resident sheep and friendly goats as you roam the farm and woodland, explore the wonderful Fife countryside, discover some of the regions beautiful wild beaches or just sit back and take in the superb views towards St Andrews and the Eden Valley. This delightful lodge is a welcoming home to return to after a day of Scottish adventure. Wooden clad with a sedum roof that blooms with wildflowers in spring, you will feel right at home in this contemporary space that cleverly combines sleek modern finishes, comfortable furnishings and rustic charm. With accommodation all on one floor, step into the handy utility room, perfect for kicking off sandy shoes or washing muddy paws, and through to the bright and breezy open-plan living space. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows sit against a backdrop of rolling hills and stunning countryside, filling the room with light. Grab a bite on the go at the breakfast bar, cook a delicious meal in the contemporary kitchen, and plan the next days activity around the spacious dining table. After dinner, put your feet up in front of the fire on the plush sofa seating and enjoy spending time with loved ones. When it comes time to rest weary legs, a relaxing soak in the family bathroom must be in order, followed by a good night’s sleep in one of three attractive bedrooms with only the sounds of nature as accompaniment. Take in the sweeping views of rolling green pastures from the enclosed decking to the front of the lodge, where you can enjoy an al fresco meal or sundowner from the comfort of the outdoor seating. Alternatively, head to the lawned garden at the rear and cook up a storm on the gas BBQ provided whilst the children entertain themselves at the on-site playground with slides and a sunken trampoline.
Weekly prices from £960.00
St. Andrews, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
Located on a working farm surrounded by beautiful coastline, quaint fishing villages, and lovely countryside, this modern take on a traditional wood cabin is perfect for your group get-together in the heart of rural Fife. Roam the farm and woodland, befriending the playful goats along the way, discover wild beaches and visit wonderful towns full of Scottish hospitality. Those with a passion for environmental conservation will love this low-carbon stay. Energy is supplied to the lodge from sustainable sources, and a beautiful sedum roof helps keep the home warm and dry even on the coldest days. There is undoubtedly a Nordic feel about the place, with smart contemporary interiors sitting alongside rustic wood cladding and floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the space with light and drink in the fabulous rural views beyond. With accommodation all laid out on one floor, enjoy sociable open-plan living in this spectacular setting. Kick off muddy boots in the handy utility room and enter the lofty living space, which allows the whole family to cook, dine and relax together either at the spacious dining table or sat on the comfortable sofas arranged around a cosy wood burner-effect electric fire. Take a relaxing soak in the family bathroom before heading to bed in one of three inviting bedrooms finished in neutral tones to soothe you to sleep in this peaceful location. Take a walk up to the farms Willies Wood and enjoy a picnic surrounded by beautiful nature and interesting wildlife or spend an afternoon on the enclosed decking taking in the incredible views. Children will love to bounce away on the sunken trampoline in the on-site play area. As the light fades, cook up a storm on the gas BBQ beside the lawn to the back of the lodge, then dine alfresco under the stars. There is even an outdoor hose to wash off muddy feet, and there is parking for three cars at the lodge.
Weekly prices from £960.00
Ferryside, Mid Wales
6 3 3 Yes
With Ferryside Beach just a stroll away (approx. 150 metres), you’re well-positioned to experience a peaceful seaside retreat when staying in this darling dog and family-friendly cottage. The 150-year-old Welsh cottage accommodates six guests amongst traditional features and homely interiors, ideally suited to a restful break for friends or family. Whilst you can stay close to home, enjoying the café and pub that sits opposite the beach, you are also well-positioned to explore the rest of South Wales’ offerings, including the coastal Gower AONB (24 miles), Carmarthen (10 miles) and the enlivened city of Swansea (24.5 miles). Leave the car at home and reach the latter destinations via train. Exposed brickwork, low beams and aged wooden floorboards add to the overall charm of this historic cottage. On the ground floor, you’ll find a separate living room and dining room, ideal when a handful of guests want to watch a film by the open fire and the other half want to embark on a fun-filled games night. Everyone can come together in the dining room at mealtimes, enjoying dishes prepared in the kitchen at the back of the house. Also at the rear, find a landscaped garden with an elevated patio and seating area. Back indoors, three bedrooms are to be found upstairs, one with a garden view and two others with splendid sea views. The quaint seaside village of Ferryside is just 4 miles from Kidwelly, a pleasant market town with a historic castle, a local gallery and a handful of eateries. A little further away is the larger town of Carmarthen, home to a heritage castle, a fascinating local museum and the Gwili Steam Railway (11 miles) for train rides around the fabulous Welsh countryside. Also close by is the National Botanic Garden of Wales (17 miles), a wonderful day out in the sunshine.
Weekly prices from £754.00
Aberaeron, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Every care has been taken to make this exceptional, single-storey property a fantastic base for all kinds of getaways on the Welsh coast. Surfers, animal lovers, outdoor adventure seekers, hikers and bikers will all find something appealing here. Those simply seeking out relaxation with beach afternoons and trips to local towns will also fall in love, making full use of the excellent amenities and comfortable surroundings the cottage offers. All-in-all, the place hosts six guests and two dogs and is completely family-friendly for groups of all shapes and sizes. This abode has a real luxury feel, with fabulous décor, bespoke fixtures and stylish finishing touches. One key feature is the exceptional utility room which doubles up as a wetsuit and pet-cleaning spot, ideal after sandy trips to the beach. Once sparkling clean, discover the lounge/diner with the kitchen positioned neatly next door. French doors lead out onto a generous gravelled patio with all kinds of furnishing and a charcoal BBQ, so make use of that when the sun shines. When it’s cooler, stay indoors and get cosy by the wood burner and Smart TV. Discover three bedrooms along the hallway. One has its own en-suite, whilst the others share a full family bathroom and an additional WC with modern styling. An attractive destination on Cardigan Bay, the village of Aberarth is quiet and peaceful with the River Arth running through it. A short way down the coast, the busier Aberaeron (1.5 miles) is your place to be for amenities and attractions, with its wide, shingle beach lined by pastel-coloured houses and charming town streets. So much of the town’s local produce is served by the Blaencamel Organic Farm (4 miles), a nearby institution that you can visit, tour and pick up some delicious goodies to cook at home yourselves.
Weekly prices from £784.00
Matlock, Peak District
6 3 1 Yes
A contemporary yet cosy haven on the cusp of the Peak District National Park, this impressive abode sleeps five along with two canine companions. Delving deep into the Derbyshire countryside will reward you with marvellous landscapes, exhilarating walks and endless potential for adventure with your family by your side. Grabbing the chance to relax is paramount to your experience, so you’ll love kicking back in the hot tub with a drink from your personal tiki bar where the rainforest mural makes it all the more exotic! Packed with artistic flair and beautifully furnished throughout, you’ll find plenty of spots for wining, dining and unwinding in equal measure. Whether you are putting your culinary skills to the test in the spacious kitchen area or grabbing forty winks in the lounge, you’ll feel right at home from the moment you scale the glass balustrade staircase to find your open-plan living space. Outside, there is an impressive three-tiered garden complete with fire pit and a lower-level area with play equipment. There’s also the secret courtyard with its bar and hot tub. At bedtime, another staircase leads up to the three bedrooms and a bathroom. Seize the day and set out to investigate the iconic stepping stones at Dovedale (14 miles), cheer along the procession at Matlock Bath illuminations (2 miles) and gaze across the countryside from the cable cars at the Heights of Abraham (1.5 miles). Bakewell is a short 12.5-mile drive away and promises tearooms, independent shops and quintessential charm, but there is also a popular outdoor adventure centre where you can arrange caving, mountain biking and gorge scrambling. For those who can’t resist the thrill of water sports, Carsington Water, 5.5 miles away, is a hub for activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing.
Weekly prices from £977.00