Bells Cottage is a lovely thatched cobb cottage sleeping four guests in the quiet rural hamlet of Newtown, close to the village of Awbridge.
The cottage itself dates back to the 19th century and it is believed to be one of the oldest dwellings in the village. Features include traditional hand made wood windows, master crafted thatched roof, Clearview log burning stove, brand new fully fitted kitchen. It has undergone a full renovation and is back to its former glory with a modern twist. Due to the nature of an old cottage we are constantly upgrading and refurbishing to keep it nice for our guests.
We have (2020) been inspected by VisitEngland and have been awarded a rating of four star GOLD Award as well as meeting the criteria for their "Welcome Pets!" scheme.
And now with Electric car charger.
Single storey, super dog obsessed cottage
This modern, comfortable and very dog friendly cottage is in the friendly and quiet village of Trunch, between the coast and the Norfolk Broads. A lot of thought has gone into the interior and the comfort it offers dogs and their owners! There are many thoughtful touches and the welcome pack has some very lovely items in it.
This is how dog friendly we are!
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Floors for paws – pawsafe domestic low slip flooring (endorsed by Canine Arthritis management CAM) in the lounge/diner, hall and both bedrooms
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Plenty of dog supplies – bowls, towels, throws, dog beds, poo bags and games/toys
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Large and medium crates
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Dog Buggies (25kg up to 50kg)
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Extra freezer in garage for raw feeders
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Doggy paddling pool
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VERY secure garden - 6ft fence
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Countryside walks from the door
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Doggy grooming box – blaster/dryer/shampoo, clippers, brushes, tick forks and scissors!
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Mud Daddy portable dog wash (can be profiled to take out on walks)
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Outdoor hose with shower attachment (cold only at present)
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3 miles to dog friendly beach
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Holiday Dog Tags
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