1 / 16Myrtle Cottage
Repps with Bastwick, Norfolk
A five bedroom cottage for ten on the Norfolk Broads near Potter Heigham, with a large enclosed lawn, electric gates, a games room, a hot tub and three dogs welcome.
Electric gates close behind you at Myrtle Cottage, and beyond them is a large lawned garden, enclosed at the rear, with room for three dogs to get their bearings. This dog friendly house for ten stands at Repps with Bastwick on the Norfolk Broads, with five bedrooms, a games room and a private hot tub.
The ground floor is where the party happens. An open plan living space runs into a big kitchen with two ovens and two dishwashers, and off it are a games room set up for pool, air hockey and darts, and a sun room whose French door opens straight onto the garden. That door gets a lot of use: dogs out onto the grass, people out to the sitting-out area and the barbecue, and back again.
Upstairs is reached by open tread stairs, which some dogs find unsettling, and stair gates are provided. There are five bedrooms. The main one has a super kingsize bed, a private veranda for the first coffee and a bathroom shared Jack and Jill style with a twin, and there are two more kingsize rooms and a second twin, with a separate shower room. The hot tub seats six, which after a day out tends to mean the adults, while the dogs sleep it off inside.
Potter Heigham is a mile away, where boats, kayaks and paddle boards can be hired to explore the rivers and broads. Hickling Broad and its nature reserve are close, and on the coast Winterton-on-Sea has a long sandy beach and high dunes that make a dog's morning. Great Yarmouth and Norwich are both within a drive.
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from £2,526 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 3 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- A stunning cottage, ticking all the right boxes, offers luxury accommodation perfect to celebrate larger family and friend gatherings, with own hot tub, games room and enclosed garden
- Dog Facilities
- Dog welcome pack, Stair gate
- Sleeps
- 10 guests
- Rooms
- 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £2,526 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 5 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Bbq, Ev charging, Hot tub, Parking, Wifi
Myrtle Cottage from £2,526 for 7 nights
Book with cottages.comFrequently Asked Questions
Is Myrtle Cottage dog friendly?
Yes, Myrtle Cottage welcomes up to three dogs. The property has a large lawned garden enclosed at the rear, and electric gates that close behind you on arrival, so your dogs can settle in safely from the moment you get there.
Are dogs allowed at Myrtle Cottage year round?
The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs at Myrtle Cottage, but it's always worth confirming directly with the owner when you book, particularly if you're planning to visit during busy periods.
What should I know before visiting Myrtle Cottage with my dog?
The house has open tread stairs, which some dogs find unsettling — stair gates are provided to help manage this. The sun room opens directly onto the enclosed garden via French doors, which makes it easy for dogs to head outside, and nearby Winterton-on-Sea offers a long sandy beach with high dunes that's well worth a morning visit.
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Myrtle Cottage from £2,526 for 7 nights
Book with cottages.comWhat’s Nearby?
Walk2.7 mi awayHickling Broad Nature Reserve Circular Walk
Norfolk
A Broads nature reserve walk with boardwalks over wetland, open water views and rich birdlife, flat and accessible throughout.
Walk3.1 mi awayHow Hill and Ludham Bridge Riverside Walk
Norfolk
A dog can follow the River Ant for close to two miles here, with wide Broads views and a riverside cafe waiting at Ludham Bridge.
Walk4.3 mi awayRanworth and Malthouse Broad Circular Walk
Norfolk
Quiet lanes suit a dog on a loose lead here, reaching a Broads village with a waterside pub and a lake to paddle in for you.
Beach4.9 mi awayWinterton-on-Sea Beach
Norfolk
One of the most unspoilt and genuinely wild-feeling beaches in Norfolk, with extensive dunes and a quieter, more natural atmosphere than many of the coast's better-known spots.
Beach5.9 mi awaySea Palling Beach
Norfolk
A spacious and underrated beach with good year-round access across most of its length, away from the designated swimming zones.
Beach8.6 mi awayHappisburgh Beach
Norfolk
A quiet, sandy dog friendly beach below dramatic eroding cliffs, with year-round unrestricted access and the iconic red and white Happisburgh lighthouse as a backdrop.