Farm Cottages and Self-Catering Farm Holidays

The farm setting: Check whether the cottage is on a working farm, a non-working farm, a smallholding or a farm estate.
Animals and activities: Do not assume animal feeding, farm tours or egg collecting are available. Check what guests can see or do at the property.
Families and children: Confirm age suitability, supervision requirements and any rules around livestock or farm areas.
Dogs: Farm dog policies can vary, particularly where livestock are nearby. See our dog-friendly cottages collection and check the individual property rules.
Farm life: Vehicles, machinery and working areas may be part of the setting. Read the property information before booking.
Getting around: Check nearby shops, pubs, walking routes and travel distances if you plan to spend most of the stay locally.

Browse UK self-catering cottages on working and non-working farms, smallholdings and farm estates. From converted barns and dairies to cottages within farm grounds, these stays offer a countryside base with a genuine farm connection.

Every farm stay is different. Some properties may offer opportunities to see farm animals or explore the grounds, while others are simply peaceful cottages set on a farm. Check the individual property details before booking, especially if you are hoping for animal encounters, family activities or a working-farm experience.

A stout wooden door in an ivy-clad stone-built porch surrounded by shrubs and flowers.

Cleeve Cottage, Timberscombe

Timberscombe

Somerset

England

Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1

Cleeve apartment is one of twelve 4-star Holiday Cottages at Duddings Cottages near Dunster. The twin-bedroom Exmoor holiday home for couples is set in the beautiful valley of the River Avill in the Exmoor National Park. Communal facilities include an indoor pool, spa bath, tennis court, games room, trampoline, etc. Families and dogs are most welcome.