Silkstone · 1 checked
Somewhere to sleep that actually means "dogs welcome" — bowls out, no hidden surcharge surprises.
A detached nineteenth century stone cottage at The Cross in the middle of Silkstone village, sleeping five over three bedrooms, with exposed beams, wooden floors and a wood burner. The important part for a dog is the secure walled garden, which is a rare thing in a village let, and the owners keep a dog toy box in the house. The Silkstone Waggonway path and Pot House Hamlet are within walking distance, with the Trans Pennine Trail at Silkstone Common a mile and a half south. The owners' own website says the cottage takes up to four dogs; no dog charge is published.
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