Treat your loved ones to a traditional seaside break at this inviting cottage in the fishing village of Beer - tucked into the East Devon stretch of the Jurassic Coast. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms and welcoming two faithful friends, it's perfect for small families or groups of friends who are searching for a village cottage with an enclosed courtyard to call home while they explore the Jurassic Coast with their pups in tow. Spend early mornings on Beer beach, where the eastern end of the shingle stays open to pups all year round. In the afternoon, set off for walkies over the Hooken undercliff to Branscombe, where the National Trust welcomes canine companions all year round. In the evening, come home to pour yourself a drink in the enclosed courtyard while your pups settle in by your feet and the stars come out.
Leave the car in your private spot in the public car park less than 100 metres away, and climb the short flight of steps up to the front step of your traditional village cottage. Inside you'll find a warm and well-kept home with everything a small group needs for a week by the sea, as well as a welcome pack waiting for you. Rustle up some dinner in the kitchen and share a relaxed meal at the dining table. Alternatively, step out into the courtyard garden and dine alfresco while your pups enjoy pottering around the enclosed space. Afterwards, head back indoors to stretch out in front of the Smart TV while your pups snooze contentedly at your feet. At the end of the day, two bedrooms are waiting upstairs - a restful double and a bright twin. A family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the layout. In the morning, it's just half a mile down to the water, so your first walk of the day will be done before the village is even awake.
Watch your pups' tails wag on Beer beach (0.5 miles), a steep shingle working beach where the boats are still winched up the slope and the stretch east of the Sea Hill access path stays open to faithful friends. Or head over the Hooken undercliff to Branscombe (2.5 miles), where the National Trust welcomes pups all year round. Or set off for walkies at Seaton (1.5 miles) where the esplanade is open for pups all year round.