Dog Friendly Cottages in Devon
With miles of beaches and an interior full of rolling hills, where better to holiday with the family dog than here in Devon?
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The Old Church House
Torbryan, near Ipplepen, Devon, TQ12 5UR.
Sleeps 24. The Old Church House is a former 13th century Devon inn. This unique venue has played host to several historical figures including Elizabeth I, Henry VIII and Arthur Conan Doyle, who is reputed to have developed the idea for The Hound of the Baskervilles at the inn. Cottage Code: 1017380.
- Wi-Fi available
- Games room
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 13th Century
Abbots Manor
Combe Raleigh, near Honiton, Devon.
Sleeps 18. Abbots Manor, standing within a former vast country estate in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Combe Raleigh, is a Georgian Grade II listed Manor over three storeys – perfect for a family gathering or group of friends. The outdoor space is perfect for families with a terrace and BBQ, a well-equipped play area and an amazing campfire area for toasting marshmallows. Cottage Code: 976039.
- Wi-Fi available
- Games room
- Pub nearby
- Pet friendly
- 18th Century
Parnacott
Holsworthy, Devon
Sleeps 14. This Grade II listed 16th century property stands in 12 acres of land, perfect for family gatherings or a friends’ get-together. Horse riding and clay pigeon shooting are available locally and the coast path is perfect for walkers. Cottage Code: 976285.
- Wi-Fi available
- Games room
- Hot Tub
- Open Fire
- Pet friendly
- 16th Century
Beech Lodge
Buckland Brewer, nr. Bideford, Devon.
Sleeps 2 – 7. Set beside the owner’s 130-acre dairy farm, these two attractive barn conversions and spacious old farmhouse if booked together could accommodate up to 16 people. Follow the link below to view all properties at this location. Cottage Code: E5165.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century
The Farmhouse at Higher Westwater Farm
nr, Axminster, Devon.
Sleeps 6. Found down a quiet country lane, this 16th-century Grade II listed thatched cottage is one of a pair. Carefully renovated, it is surrounded by stunning countryside and filled with charm and character. Cottage Code: KBBE.
- Wi-Fi available
- Boutique
- Pet friendly
- 16th Century
Fisherman’s Nook
Dartmeet, nr. Yelverton, Devon.
Sleeps 2. This traditional granite barn has been converted to provide comfortable and welcoming holiday accommodation. Famous for its ancient clapper bridge, Dartmeet is located in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park. Cottage Code: UKC1576.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly
- 18th Century
Southlake Barn
Dousland, nr. Yelverton, Devon.
Sleeps 4. Standing at the end of a private lane, this stone-built contemporary barn conversion offers a light and bright interior with views over the rolling Dartmoor countryside. Southlake Barn is just a mile from Burrator Reservoir. Cottage Code: UKC187.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly
- 18th Century
The Smithy
Brentor, nr. Tavistock, Devon.
Sleeps 2. The ideal country ‘get away’, this detached, cosy barn conversion is set on the outskirts of the Dartmoor village of Brentor. Perched high on a nearby rocky tor is the iconic tiny church of St. Michael, the highest working church in England. Cottage Code: 28207.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly
- 18th Century
Rockenhayne Farmstead – Maple Tree Cottage
Branscombe, nr. Sidmouth, Devon.
Sleeps 4 – 6. Just 3 miles from Branscombe beach and the world-famous Jurassic Coast, Rockenhayne Farmstead nestles on one side of a secluded valley within 60 acres of woods and meadowland. Follow the link below to view both properties at this location. Cottage Code: HSSK.
- Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly
- 16th Century
Duvale Cottages – Duvale Barn
Bampton, nr. Tiverton, Devon.
Sleeps 43. Set in 30-acre grounds in the beautiful Exe Valley, these three period properties can be booked either individually, or together to accommodate large groups, parties or family gatherings. An ideal wedding venue, with facilities allowing up to 130 guests to attend, by arrangement. Cottage Code: UKC3704.
- Wi-Fi available
- Games room
- Hot Tub
- Pet friendly
- 19th Century