Looking for a dog-friendly escape to Norfolk? A Highland fling with a hot tub? Or a Suffolk stay near the pub? Our curated portfolio ticks all the boxes - no compromise required. Stylish, dog-friendly hideaways across Norfolk, Suffolk & Scotland - handpicked, beautifully run, and totally faff-free

Stunning single-storey cottage, featuring an open-plan design with breathtaking countryside views. Perfect for couples, with a beautiful and cosy interior that invites relaxation, and in an ideal location for exploring the Suffolk coast and countryside. The property sleeps 2 and welcomes 2 dogs. Super-King size bed Fully equipped kitchen Smart TV Secure WiFi Enclosed garden Luxury cow shed products Space for bikes 2 night breaks are available 1st October to 30th May. 3 night breaks are available 31st May to 30th September

Nestled among expansive fields and charming villages, our Suffolk retreat is ideal for exploring on foot or by bike. Our location is perfect for discovering the picturesque towns of Southwold, Aldeburgh, Walberswick, Thorpeness, and Dunwich, as well as the bustling market towns of Beccles and Bungay. Whether you’re traveling with little ones, adventure seekers, or those who prefer to relax and watch the world go by, there is something for everyone. Enjoy a wide range of local activities, including sailing, kitesurfing, paddle boarding, windsurfing, bird watching, walking, fishing, and canoeing. For those eager to explore further afield, the Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden offers a serene hideaway with four miles of woodland walks, diverse plants, and abundant wildlife. Don’t miss a tranquil river cruise on Primrose, the garden’s Edwardian-style boat, where you can glimpse the historic ruins of St Benet’s Abbey. Harleston (4 miles): Discover cozy tearooms, traditional bakeries, butchers, and delicatessens serving delicious local foods. This traditional market town has something for everyone. Framlingham (11 miles): A small market town featuring a magnificent 12th-century castle, once home to the Earls and Dukes of Norfolk. The castle is famously mentioned in Ed Sheeran’s song “Castle on the Hill.” Enjoy strolling through Market Hill, which hosts markets on Saturdays and Tuesdays, offering local produce, gifts, fashions, antiques, and a variety of cafes, tea shops, pubs, and restaurants. Southwold (20 miles): A charming seaside town perfect for any time of the year and incredibly dog-friendly. Attractions include a working lighthouse, beach huts, a model yacht pond, an award-winning pier, a busy harbor, and beautiful beaches. Indulge in the local cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops. Beccles: Situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border and part of the Norfolk Broads, Beccles is filled with independent shops, delis, and restaurants. Hire a...