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Fittleworth, Sussex
A four bedroom house for seven at Fittleworth in the South Downs National Park, with a conservatory looking over the Downs, a large enclosed garden, a wood burner and one dog welcome.
Fittleworth sits in a rural spot within the South Downs National Park, with a village shop and far reaching countryside views, and Knoll House is a dog friendly home there, sleeping seven across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a large enclosed garden and one dog welcome. A garden gate opens straight onto extensive woodland walks, so the first outing of the day needs no car at all.
The house is made for family get togethers. In the lounge a roaring wood burner is the evening's focus, and beyond it the impressive conservatory looks out across the National Park. There is a formal dining room for eight, pool and board games in the games room, a study, a kitchen with patio doors, and a top terrace outside for coffee with a view. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms mean the morning does not turn into a rota. Dogs are asked to keep to the ground floor and stay off the furniture, and with this much downstairs to share, the dog is never short of company.
The single dog in a house of seven ends up as everybody's project. It gets walked three times because three different people volunteered, and by the third day it has worked out which of the seven is the soft one. Outside there are seating areas with views over the South Downs, a gas BBQ, and a secret garden behind the house with a wooden pergola.
Petworth and Pulborough are both 3 miles away, and footpaths and cycling trails lead across the countryside. Petworth House, racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, polo at Cowdray Park and several golf courses are all within 15 miles, and the woodland beyond the garden gate is there for the dog every day.
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from £1,755 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 1 dog
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Large enclosed garden with gas BBQ and garden furniture
- Sleeps
- 7 guests
- Rooms
- 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
- Price
- from £1,755 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 15:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Bbq, Ev charging, Games, Open fire, Parking, Wifi
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Knoll House from £1,755 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Knoll House dog friendly?
Yes, Knoll House welcomes one dog. The house has a large enclosed garden where your dog can roam freely, and footpaths leave the village in every direction without needing to get in the car first.
Are dogs allowed at Knoll House year round?
The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth contacting the property directly to confirm availability for your dates. What we can say is that the surrounding area — including Petworth Park just 2.1 miles away — offers brilliant walking whatever the season.
What should I know before visiting Knoll House with my dog?
The property accepts one dog, so it's not suitable for households bringing multiple dogs. The garden is large and properly enclosed, which is great for letting your dog off lead safely, and Petworth Park's 700 acres of Capability Brown parkland with a resident deer herd is almost on the doorstep — worth bearing in mind if your dog has a strong chase instinct.
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Knoll House from £1,755 for 7 nights
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