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.
4,686 properties found
Lampeter, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
It’s a true treat to spend a restful break at this delightful retreat nestled in gorgeous natural surroundings, whether you’re holidaying with a partner or simply enjoying some alone time with your beloved dog. Explore the local area by foot or by bike, or head to the beach (8 miles) for a fun day out by the sea. This unusual and quirky accommodation sleeps one person or a couple in its double bed, which forms part of the main living space. Step inside the pod and you’ll be greeted by a beautiful studio-style space, with wood panelling on the walls and a soothing blue and white colour scheme. The main living area combines a lounge, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, with the shower room and WC in a separate space. When you’re weary from busy days out, relax with a film on the Smart TV. As you enjoy romantic meals at the dining table, you’ll be able to lap up the lakeside views through the glass doors. Outside, a lovely decked area equipped with a BBQ, a seating area and a hot tub sets you up for easy-going days spending some quality time with your loved one. When it’s time to explore your surroundings, you’ll find a pub within 2.5 miles and plenty of shops and restaurants in Lampeter (6.5 miles). A short journey takes you to the bustling seaside resort of New Quay (9.5 miles), where you can visit the marine wildlife museum or try water sports such as sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, waterskiing and wakeboarding.
Weekly prices from £467.00
Montrose, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
2 1 1 Yes
Ideal for a romantic getaway, this charming cottage is situated beside the grounds of Dunninald Castle, providing scenic woodland walks and afternoon strolls around the pretty walled gardens. This stylish period cottage boasts a cosy wood burner to keep warm on colder nights, as well as high vaulted ceilings that give a fresh and spacious feel. With a peaceful location by the coast, enjoy a quieter pace of life and some quality time spent with your loved one. Take an afternoon to walk along the soft sands of Lunan Bay; why not bring along a picnic which you can eat with the sound of waves lapping at the shore? This single-storey, stone-built cottage has been beautifully appointed to provide stylish yet homely accommodation, with bright and open spaces and all of the comforts of modern life. A comforting mix of contemporary decor with antique furnishings and comfortable textiles ensure a relaxing stay in the Scottish countryside. After a day of walking in the fresh air, sit back in front of the wood burner and put on your favourite film on the Smart TV, keeping your toes toasty with the underfloor heating. With a traditional country-living feel, the lounge is the perfect place to relax after a day out exploring the local area. Cook up a storm in the bespoke kitchen which is fully equipped for preparing light lunches and romantic dinners for two, with a relaxed dining area in which to enjoy your home-cooked meals. A handy utility room gives you plenty of space to take care of any washing you may need to do. The lovingly decorated double bedroom allows you to unwind after a busy day, with a TV entertainment and a comfy bed that will ensure a peaceful night of rest. Keep refreshed with the stylish bathroom which has a shower, or a bath for the perfect, relaxing evening. Step out into the fully enclosed rear garden, and enjoy dining alfresco at the seating area on a sunny afternoon, or watch the sunset with a glass of wine. Those with canine companions will have plenty of garden space for their pups to explore. Guests can also enjoy unlimited access to Dunninald Castle grounds, with the opportunity for woodland picnics amongst scenic views. Take advantage of the tennis courts which guests are welcome to use and have an active getaway. Ample parking can be found at the side of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £525.00
Filey, Yorkshire Dales
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoy gorgeous sea views from this light and airy apartment which is just a short stroll from the beach and close to a variety of lovely walks. Perfect for a solo adventure or couple’s escape, it also welcomes two dogs and can sleep a child on the sofa bed. Access to the first-floor apartment is via 13 internal steps at the back of the large house. Inside, you’ll find a sociable, open-plan living space which includes a bijou corner kitchen designed with everything you’ll need for creating romantic meals. In the lounge/dining area there’s a sofa and a sofa bed, plus a Smart TV with a DVD and Sky – ideal for an entertaining evening at home. When you’re ready for a good night’s sleep, head through to the double bedroom, which boasts ample storage and an en-suite shower room. Another great bonus is the private, decked terrace, which is safely enclosed and includes outdoor furniture for dining in the fresh air as you enjoy the fabulous views over the field towards Filey Bay. With easy access to the 5-mile beach below, the apartment is just 1.5 miles along the coast path from the popular destination of Filey. This former fishing village boasts lovely Edwardian architecture, a historic promenade and a traditional seaside atmosphere, with amusement arcades, quirky shops, fish and chips and ice-cream parlours. Try some water sports, watch the sea birds, go fossil hunting or hike the long-distance Cleveland Way, which runs through the North York Moors and along the coast. If you feel like a day further afield, Scarborough and Bridlington are both only 9.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £517.00
Lampeter, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Nights under the stars and glasses of wine in the hot tub are yours with this special cabin in the Welsh countryside. This stylish glamping pod is in a fabulous location, set within 4.5 acres, with serene countryside and woodland views to enjoy from the decking before heading inside for romantic evenings in with your partner. Make your way over the decking and into this brightly decorated, studio-style retreat, where you will find everything you could need to enjoy a break in the countryside. Sip cocoa as you relax on the comfy sofa and get engrossed in your favourite film before heading to a sumptuous bed for a well-earned sleep. Wake up to glorious views across the lake and breakfast alfresco at the outdoor table and chairs. This is the optimum spot to plan your itinerary for the day or spend slower mornings soaking weary muscles in the private hot tub. Completing the homely hut is a shower room and a nearby on-site utility with a washing machine and tumble dryer. This pretty holiday home offers coast and countryside and it’s easy to explore on foot, two wheels or by car. Discover the picturesque seaside town of New Quay (9 miles) on Cardigan Bay, where you will find shops, bars and restaurants. Wander the miles of golden beaches or enjoy dolphin spotting during a boat trip. Alternatively, Aberystwyth (25 miles) makes for a wonderful seaside day out. Visit the elegant Grade I-listed mansion of Llanerchaeron, 7 miles away, or follow the trails around the grounds to see 200-year-old fruit trees, herbaceous borders and a variety of farm animals.
Weekly prices from £455.00
Penzance, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Whisk your loved one away to this warm and welcoming home thats close to some world-class surfing beaches. The views of the sea beyond the rolling green hills are a spectacular sight to wake up to each morning. Make the most of morning strolls to the coast, the fresh sea air and the serene peace that youll find here. This beautiful barn conversion is located on a smallholding one mile away from Gwenver in Penwith. Guests are charmed by its classic features including exposed beams and electric fire set in a stone fireplace. The enclosed garden is the perfect place to sit and take in the countryside views, especially at sundown. This property is only 2.5 miles from the long, sandy shore of Sennen Cove, just around the corner from Lands End. Lands End itself makes for a thrilling day out for families, with rides, 4D cinema, Arthurs Quest interactive attraction, Greeb Farm and much more. 3.7 miles away is Botallack, a historic village that is part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. For those wanting more drama than the natural landscape has to offer, book tickets to a show at the open-air Minack Theatre (5.2 miles) for a memorable experience in a scenic cliffside location.
Weekly prices from £496.00
Brockenhurst, South of England
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoy a unique stay in boutique hotel-style accommodation at this bijou holiday home for two beside the Beaulieu River. Originally built as a bathhouse for the great and the good to take the waters, this historic thatched property makes a great base from which to explore the New Forest, indulge in water sports and simply gaze out across the water. Enjoy the pretty gardens and covered veranda and take one canine companion with you, if you choose. Approach the 18th-century property through a boatyard and via a shared driveway. Follow the path into the exquisite house and find yourself in the modern kitchen, where there’s a step up into the bathroom. Enjoy a romantic dinner at the table in the large lounge then relax in front of the Smart TV or listen to the Bluetooth radio. Make your way through to the charming double bedroom as night falls. Step out into the cottage gardens on warm days to enjoy meals out in the fresh air and sunshine. There’s also a handy outside utility room, with a freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The cottage sits right in the middle of its pretty gardens, which include an unenclosed pond where guests should keep an eye on children and dogs. There is parking approximately 100 metres from the cottage. Grab your rucksack and head straight off on forest walks and cycle rides from the cottage. Enjoy canoeing or kayaking on the river or drive 3 miles to the Beaulieu Estate to spend time at Beaulieu Abbey. Visit the National Motor Museum and Palace House while you are there. Or, venture 8.5 miles to visit the market town of Lymington and book a trip over to the Isle of Wight.
Weekly prices from £860.00
Helensburgh, Argyll & The Isles
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in a wonderful, elevated position overlooking the meeting point of Loch Long with Loch Goil, this secluded and romantic wooden lodge makes a superb holiday home for a couple seeking a tranquil retreat in magnificent surroundings. Located on the western outskirts of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, this cosy, light and refreshing lodge for two guests offers some breathtaking scenery to revel in. The lodge provides a superb getaway for guests exploring this remote and stunning part of the Scottish Highlands and makes a great base for a range of activities including climbing, mountain biking and walking. Entering the property you will find the cosy, airy and welcoming open-plan living space. The attractive lounge area features comfortable seating, a Smart TV and a Bluetooth speaker, making this an ideal space for sitting back at the end of a great day and enjoying a film or some music. The kitchen has been stylishly designed and features a range of equipment so you can prepare many of your favourite meals. The dining area is ideal for sharing a romantic meal for two. Towards the back of the lodge is a pretty sleeping area with a cosy double bed. The lodge also features a spacious and stylish shower room complete with a shower and WC. Stepping outside via the French doors, a couple of steps lead down onto the charming, decked area which has some delightful garden furniture and stunning views across the loch. This makes a wonderful space for enjoying some al fresco dining, a BBQ or a glass of wine at the end of the day. Ample off-road parking is available just a short stroll away from the lodge.
Weekly prices from £489.00
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
With its wonderful location in popular Aberdovey, this traditional cottage is the perfect spot for a couples’ holiday or solo trip. Take your dog along, too, and watch her go wild on the sandy beach just 500 metres away, followed by a wander along the promenade and a drink in a friendly local pub. Whether you’re into bird watching, walking, mountain biking or eating out, you’ll find plenty to do nearby. The cottage has been renovated to a high standard but still retains much of its rustic charm, and coastal-themed decorated touches further enhance the atmosphere. In the bright and airy open-plan living space, relax with your partner as you watch a film on the Smart TV, lighting up the wood burner to create a cosy atmosphere. Enjoy meals à deux at the dining table, which boasts fantastic views of the sea. When it’s time to retire for the night, ascend the steep cottage to reach the charming king-size bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room and WC. At the front of the cottage, a thoughtfully placed bistro table is perfect for sipping morning coffee as you take in the mesmerising sea views. Aberdovey is surrounded by awe-inspiring mountain landscapes that consistently lure visitors back to this charming Welsh gem. If you fancy getting out in the hills, you’ll find plenty of easy and more challenging routes that start from the town. If golf is more your thing, head to the course at the village’s western tip (1 mile). Train aficionados will love a nostalgic journey on the Talyllyn Railway (4.5 miles) while history fans can explore King Arthur’s Labyrinth, located at the popular Corris Craft Centre (15 miles away) for an immersive experience.
Weekly prices from £529.00
Lympstone, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in the heart of the idyllic fishing and sailing village of Lympstone, this wonderful property promises a tranquil escape to guests. Spacious and bright with tonnes of character, this first-floor apartment is an opportunity to embrace life by the water in a lesser-known village in the South West. Wake up among pretty coastal decor, grab your morning coffee and head out to the pebbled patio to watch the day unfold. Whether you’re off down to the shared village waterside seating area or you’re watching the boats and kayaks on the estuary from the window in the lounge, you’ll never feel far from the sea here. The interiors harness the soothing blue and white tones of the ocean and there are lots of little nautical details dotted throughout. The open-plan living area is bright and airy during the day thanks to two large windows, but light the wood burner in the original ‘sgraffito’ fireplace in the evening and it becomes a cosy haven. Take a step up into the compact kitchenette where you’ll find everything you need to cook up a hearty meal; when you’re ready to retire, slip between the sheets in the cosy king-size bed just opposite. Take a stroll up to the National Trust’s A la Ronde (1.5 miles), a unique 16-sided house that was built for two spinster cousins in the 18th century. For something a little grander, cross the estuary over to Powderham Castle (13 miles) which is full of medieval intrigue. Sunbathe at Dawlish Warren Beach (16 miles), a stunning beach that stretches down from Warren Point to the 15-metre-high red sandstone Langstone Rock.
Weekly prices from £555.00