Seahouses, a working fishing village on Northumberland’s heritage coastline, puts North Beach, the attractive harbour and several dog-friendly pubs close together.
We work with the UK’s best providers to bring you truly dog-friendly cottages in Seahouses, from harbour-village stays near the seafront and local shops to larger properties with enclosed gardens and private parking.
Seahouses has enough variety to carry a full week rather than just a beach day. Wildlife cruises leave from the harbour; the village has an 18-hole golf course; and rock pools offer families a shorter activity between longer outings. Its fishing and lifeboat history also add more than scenery to a walk through the centre. Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island and Alnwick provide completely different options when you want a day away from the village.
White-washed fisherman’s cottage in Seahouses with exposed stonework, original flooring and a wood burner, moments from the harbour and beach.
7 nights from £435
Stone-built North Sunderland cottage with eaves bedrooms, a wood burner and separate enclosed lawn reached a short way along the lane.
7 nights from £607
Harbour-facing apartment in Seahouses with upside-down living, a Juliet balcony and panoramic views towards Bamburgh Castle and the Farne Islands.
7 nights from £727
Two-bathroom cottage a few streets from Seahouses harbour with an en-suite double, separate shower room and enclosed patio.
7 nights from £667
Shared-courtyard cottage in North Sunderland with a farmhouse-style kitchen, wood burner and south-facing seating, plus allocated off-road parking.
7 nights from £654
Close to Seahouses seafront, this cottage has a sun-trap enclosed patio, fireside lounge and allocated parking directly outside.
7 nights from £648
At the end of a Seahouses lane, this cottage has a kitchen-diner, coal-effect fire, enclosed patio and off-street parking.
7 nights from £583
Beside the coastal path between Seahouses and Beadnell, this cottage has a conservatory, Rangemaster kitchen and south-facing garden overlooking the sea.
7 nights from £642
In Swinhoe, 1.5 miles from Beadnell Bay, this stone cottage has an enclosed garden, a ground-floor shower, and a double garage with a games room.
7 nights from £664
Once home to a Seahouses boat builder, this house retains boat-building details and adds a kitchen extension, raised deck and private parking.
7 nights from £828
An enclosed courtyard and utility entrance lead into this Seahouses cottage, which adds a wood burner and a reusable Northumberland parking permit.
7 nights from £590
A balcony bedroom, conservatory and summer-house games room distinguish this lovely cottage in Seahouses, which also provides off-road parking and an EV charger.
7 nights from £663
Wall-to-wall bi-fold doors connect two living areas to a large enclosed lawn, with sea and Bamburgh Castle views from the main bedroom.
7 nights from £785
Minutes from the beach, this Seahouses house has a covered hot tub, a separate snug, and an enclosed deck, with Ocean Club access included.
7 nights from £1,372
Detached North Sunderland house with flexible zip-and-link bedrooms, games room and enclosed decked garden, completed by a six-seat cedar hot tub.
7 nights from £2,552
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Our collection brings together dog-friendly cottages in the Seahouses area for couples, families and larger groups, from stone-built fisherman’s cottages near the peaceful harbour to houses with enclosed gardens. Beachfront properties put the seafront and local shops within walking distance, while properties towards the village edge may offer private parking, larger lawns, or quieter surroundings. Inside, useful options include downstairs bathrooms, sofa beds and zip-and-link beds that can be arranged for different groups. Some dog-friendly holiday cottages also provide practical extras such as utility rooms, outdoor taps, or space for sandy towels after a day at North Beach.
North Sunderland adjoins Seahouses and suits visitors who want to remain close to the harbour village while staying outside its busiest seafront streets. Most pet-friendly accommodation near Seahouses still places dog-friendly pubs, shops and Seahouses North Beach nearby, with the village centre reachable on foot from most cottages. North of Seahouses, Bamburgh combines a famous sandy beach with views of Bamburgh Castle and a choice of places to eat. To the south, Beadnell is better suited to visitors drawn to beach walking and water sports.