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Beautiful decorations, subway rides and friendly doghouses on the doorstep: these are the 17 best houses in Britain to spend holidays with your furry friend.
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This beautifully renovated barn is located at the end of a quiet country lane, surrounded by fields, and just a short walk from the famous Camber Sands beach, many of which have loving dogs. An open-plan living room. and three bedrooms (one on the mezzanine). The private enclosed garden is a real treat in summer. Sweet sleep.
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You and your dog will love the secluded location of this three-bedroom woodland apartment, accessible via a long farm track on the edge of a valley. It’s as pretty as it gets, with beautiful walks on the forest path and beyond. Don’t want to leave the property? Enjoy the beautiful courtyard and unique gothic summer house on the edge of the valley. Sleeps five.
These have very high ceilings and stunning views and a swimming pool. As if that weren’t enough, they offer ziplines, lakes, pedal boats, vineyards and truffle farms. Dogs can run in the six acres of private gardens or walk in the 220 square miles of the New Forest National Park. There are two dog-friendly theaters within walking distance. Sweet sleep.
We dare you not to fall in love with this incredible modern property, surrounded by beautiful country roads in a patch of natural beauty. A short walk along the river path will take you to the Saxon village of Colyton, whilst a short drive will take you to the charming seaside towns of Seaton and Lyme Regis. Sleeps eight.
Located close to a coastal conservation area, you’ll find this single-family home in the pretty village of Westleton, between the seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold. There are excellent local shops, endless walks and private gardens for when you want to stay in. So much for a new life. Sleeps four.
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Relax on your own island (however small), accessible only by a humpback bridge. Although a very romantic place, this area became a workshop for the factory’s carriages near the countryside in the 1700s. Explore a local Cotswolds village or take a stroll along the Wychwood Way, a popular 60-kilometre route through ancient woodland real. . Dog treats are available. Sleeps two.
Walks with four-legged friends don’t get much better than Dartmoor and this intimate cottage, tucked away in a quiet village, is the perfect place to make the most of many of them. You have a one acre walled garden all to yourself, with a small enclosed garden, whilst the interior is as you wish. The downstairs shoe closet and shower are a godsend when the dog gets dirty. Sweet sleep.
This bijou villa is perfect for families or close friends who want to take themselves and their loved ones to the beach. It’s right on the port of Crail, so you don’t have to go far to get to the sand, while the interior is full of interesting trinkets, great sea views and advice on what to do. restaurant. Sleeps four.
Despite being in the heart of St Ives, this property has three separate areas – great for dogs to stretch their legs while you relax at home. It’s less than 100 meters from Blue Flag Porthmeor Beach, perfect for a long walk to watch the surfers. The floors are wooden and the owner will entertain your dog with pet treats. Sleeps four.
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Dating from the 1740s, it has many features and walls covered in wisteria. An ideal place for large family groups, with pets, takes advantage of the beautiful views of the surrounding mountains from the seven bedrooms, whilst the large terraced gardens are ideal for relaxing. For walks, explore the Brecon Beacons on your doorstep. Sleep 17.
Dog-friendly accommodation isn’t complete without a place in the stunning Lake District. We chose this renovated house for its easy access to hundreds of hikes, including lakeside, waterfalls and forest trails. There is a large enclosed garden and although it is separate from Lake Windermere it is set in a peaceful private area so you have the best of both worlds. Sleeps four.
You don’t have to miss out on beauty because you have a dog to contend with, thanks to this beautiful Grade II listed 15th century building. You don’t have to leave your own yard to give your dog a proper walk once you’ve reached the fireplace and he’s rested in the basket provided. If you want to explore further, you’ve got the North Downs on your doorstep. Sleep 10.
This is prime walking country, with paths leading in many directions – through forests, around lakes and across open moorland. Now this is the best picture book in the house. Your four-legged friends can get the best, including a large, healthy dog bed with memory foam, a Barbour hat, dog soap and towels, plus tools and toys. Sleeps four.
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From £795 for four nights for two people in a single room, or from £950 for four nights for four people; uniquehomestays.com
This beautiful country house is set back from the road but only 400 meters from the village and beach. Near the south-west coastal path, there is no shortage of walks, such as the cliffs to the Watergate Bay Hotel (stop at the Beach Hut for a ‘hot tip’) or the forest to St Mawgan’s Valley. Sleeps four.
Take a romantic getaway to this traditional house-meets-modern house on a street of pretty Georgian houses – and just two miles from a nature reserve. The owner is a professional chef, so you won’t be short of kitchen utensils, or you can go to the dog park next door. There is also a beautiful garden courtyard. Sleeps two.
The farm has a trio of single-story houses – a converted house, a traditional house and a house – that can accommodate up to 14 people (you can put a table inside the house to eat), with a few dogs. The main park and nearby beaches are dog-friendly and if you and your pooch are looking for a new challenge, Snowdonia National Park is just 6 miles away. Sleep 14.
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Not only is there a fenced garden that your dog needs to escape without, but there are also plenty of walks right outside the front door, including Linton Falls and Grassington. The house is Grade II listed and may have been built by monks in the 13th century.
From mansions built by monks to Gothic summer houses, there is a wonderful range of self-catering accommodation to choose from.
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