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Beautiful romantic barn conversion on a farm in rural Suffolk, just outside the Norfolk Broads, boasting country views and access to superb onsite leisure facilities including a hot tub, gym and a games room.
2 bedroom pet-friendly converted watermill close to Hadrian’s Wall Country.
Pretty 2 bedroom pet-friendly thatched cottage near Exmoor National Park.
This is an outstanding 2 bedroom holiday home with an attractive garden and an outstanding setting right by the beach in the village of Southerness, enjoy sea views all day long with a stay at this very special dog-friendly holiday cottage.
This lovely Welsh self-catering cottage is situated 4 miles from the town of Ruthin in North Wales.
Beautiful dog-friendly rural retreat with 5 bedrooms, this large country cottage is set by tranquil countryside and is located on a working farm, could be ideal for a country holiday in the peaceful Highlands.
Luxurious and featured in the Sunday Times ‘Coolest 100 cottages’ list, this one of a kind Jacobean character cottage is surrounded by a beautiful nature reserve and is filled with wonderful antique furniture such as an oak four poster bed and an amazing Breton bed built into the wall.
Light bright and airy Isle of Anglesey holiday cottage sleeping up to 4 people in 2 bedrooms, with a private decked garden area and shared access to a children's play area close to the village of Pentraeth.
Romantic pet-friendly holiday lodge on a working farm, with tranquil rural views, private outdoor hot tub and onsite fishing.
A delightful single-storey stone barn on a working beef farm near Llanmorlais in Swansea, South Wales.
Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom Northumbrian holiday cottage.
Idyllic 4 bedroom English country cottage with exposed wooden beams, wood-burning stove and a very comfortable interior and a pet-friendly policy, also features a romantic four poster bed in one of the bedrooms, as well as a superb location within the Peak District National Park and a Wendy House for keeping younger visitors entertained.
Welcoming 3 bedroom holiday cottage in a rural setting with one other holiday home close to Kirriemuir and the Angus Glens.
Unique 6 bedroom Manor House offering spacious accommodation for groups of up to 16, with an outdoor swimming pool, large gardens and a games room with table football and table tennis, there is plenty to keep family or friends entertained at this large house just 5 miles from Worcester.
Quirky 3 Bedroom Holiday Home near the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Many pet ideas detest the idea of leaving pets at home or in the kennels whilst they go off on holiday. You may worry about your pet feeling unhappy in kennels and some dogs will sulk for days on end when you get back - and who could blame them? The idea of being able to take your pet on holiday sounds attractive. A self-catering cottage where your dog is just as welcome as you could be ideal. Many dogs are used to travelling with you in your car and can be taken with you on holiday relatively easily. Don't forget to ensure you have a supply of drinking water and rest breaks for your pet en route. Do give some thought to your destination and what you plan to do there. A sheep chasing dog in the countryside is not welcomed by anyone, nor is a dog that gets left behind to cause damage in a cottage because he's not used to being left for lengthy periods whilst you visit the local attractions. Most dog owners are very responsible people and will not allow their dog to cause damage or mess. Many cottage owners who welcome pets will have experience of keeping pets themselves and be sympathetic. They may even have additional facilities for them. They will be able to advise you about the best places to walk your dog and of a suitable vet in case of emergency. Of course it is possible to take other types of pets on holiday with you but it is not always advisable. Cats do not respond well to change and may escape in a strange environment. The factors to consider are: the well-being of your pet possible damage to the cottage effect on your enjoyment cost of leaving your pet behind If taking your pet will cause you undue stress then leave it suitably provided for at home. You can always ring to enquire about its welfare. And, if you plan to take any other pet on holiday apart from a dog, do check with the owners of the self-catering accommodation first.