	Pet friendly Self Catering Cottage Accommodation in Lancashire sleeping 4 A selection of pet friendly holiday cottages in Lancashire. Confirmed online booking throughout the UK.

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Home > Self Catering Cottages > Lancashire

Pet friendly Self Catering cottages in Lancashire for 4 people

Here is a browseable listing of pet friendly self catering cottages in Lancashire sleeping 4 - 5 guests.

Locations are approximate and should be used for guidance purposes only. Please see individual cottages for more precise location information.

Name	Location	Pets	Sleeps	Stay From
Cottage #HCFINCH	Blackburn		4	320.00
Bradley House	Clitheroe		4	240.00
The Piggeries	Garstang		4	445.00
Fitzys Cottages	Accrington		5	400.00
Name	Location	Pets	Sleeps	Stay From

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Featured historic attraction in Lancashire:

Lancaster Priory - Lancaster, Lancashire, England
The Priory and Parish Church of St Mary, Lancaster, as it is offiially known, is mostly a 15th century building, though it contains several pre-Conquest reminders of an earlier building, including a Saxon doorway and fragments of Saxon crosses. The original priory was founded in 1094 by Roger of Poitou, as a dependency of Seez, in France, but there was a Saxon church on the site as early as 630 AD. ... more

Top Historic attractions in Lancashire:

Hoghton Tower (Historic House)
Smithills Hall (Historic House)
Gawthorpe Hall (Historic House)
Rufford Hall (Historic Property)
Browsholme Hall (Historic House)