Holiday Cottages with Pubs Nearby
Although self catering properties are ideal choices for keeping costs down, we understand that it’s also nice to have the option of eating out once in a while… as well as having a pint or two!
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West Bridge End – The Old Byre
Frosterley, nr. Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham.
Sleeps 6 – 10. Converted from a barn, old byre and stables, these three delightful holiday properties enjoy an attractive courtyard setting and shared use of lovely grounds. Follow the link below to see other properties at this location. Cottage Code: 24970.
- Wi-Fi available
- Games room
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century
The Barn
Alvanley, nr. Frodsham, Cheshire.
Sleeps 8. This beautiful two-storey listed barn has been lovingly converted and now offers comfortable, well-appointed accommodation in a property of character. The picturesque village of Alvanley is just 8 miles from Chester, with its encircling Roman walls and medieval cathedral. Cottage Code: W44059.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- 19th Century
The Brewhouse
Foxham, nr. Chippenham, Wiltshire.
Sleeps 2. Set on the owners’ working farm, this delightful Grade II listed, detached cottage offers quaint and cosy holiday accommodation in front of the living room woodburner. Outside, guests can enjoy far reaching views over the rolling Wiltshire countryside. Cottage Code: E4453.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- 19th Century
October Cottage
Aughton, nr. Marlborough, Wiltshire.
Sleeps 4. Set in a large secluded garden, this picturesque thatched cottage has been comfortably furnished and offers light and airy holiday accommodation. Grade II listed, it provides a relaxing base from which to explore the many historical delights of the area. Cottage Code: E2236.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 18th Century
The Old Stables
Sherston, nr. Malmesbury, Wiltshire.
Sleeps 5. Beamed throughout, this lovingly converted old stable block enjoys a beautiful setting on a working farm. It is just 5 miles from historic Malmesbury Abbey, the resting place of Athelstan, the first King of England. Cottage Code: E4728.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century
The Dairy
Delph, Saddleworth, West Yorkshire.
Sleeps 2. Situated on the edge of the Peak District National Park, this attractive former dairy stands in the corner of the owner’s farmhouse courtyard. The pretty Saddleworth village of Delph was once part of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Cottage Code: 23723.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- 18th Century
Lee Cottage
Heptonstall, nr. Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
Sleeps 8. This traditional stone-built cottage occupies a quiet location with views over the glorious West Yorkshire countryside. Set between ‘Summer Wine’s’ Hebden Bridge and the wonderfully preserved village of Heptonstall, Lee Cottage successfully blends period features with contemporary style. Cottage Code: UKC697.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century
Riggers Cottage
Bosham, Chichester, West Sussex.
Sleeps 6. Enjoying panoramic views of Chichester harbour, this well-appointed and tastefully furnished town house stands on the tidal waterfront in the pretty sailing village of Bosham. At high tide access is only on foot as the road floods. Cottage Code: 18658.
- Wi-Fi available
- Open Fire
- Close to Sea
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century
Regents House
Arundel, West Sussex.
Sleeps 12. Offering splendid views to historic Arundel Castle, this stunning Regency town house has been cleverly furnished to reflect the period style. Beautifully presented throughout, Regents House stands in the heart of this quaint, much-conserved market town. Cottage Code: PGGG.
- Wi-Fi available
- Open Fire
- Boutique
- Pub nearby
- 19th Century
The Dovecote
Thrupp, Kidlington, Oxfordshire.
Sleeps 2. Dating from the 1600s, this former dovecote stands in the grounds of a Manor House next to the Oxford Canal. Offering bijou and peaceful holiday accommodation it is situated in the historic hamlet of Thrupp. Cottage Code: NLY.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 17th Century