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Darling Cottage - Orange
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Darling Cottage - Orange

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$150
Where
Bletchington, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, "Darling Cottage - Orange" in Bletchington, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. The pet policy includes the following details: - Size Limit: There is no explicitly stated weight or size limit, though pets must be well-behaved. - Fees: A $150 cleaning fee is applied to the booking. - Which Rooms/Areas: Dogs are welcome to come inside the house. However, owners must ensure that dogs are not permitted on the furniture or in the bedrooms. The property also features a large, mature, and private garden for pets to enjoy. For more details or to check availability for specific

Darling Cottage is a renovated three-bedroom cottage in Bletchington, an Orange suburb close to the town centre, with a fully fenced garden that makes it a genuinely easy base for a dog owner rather than a place that merely tolerates pets.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome to stay overnight and come inside the house. There is no stated weight or size limit, though pets need to be well-behaved, and a $150 cleaning fee applies to the booking. Dogs are not permitted on the furniture or in the bedrooms, so bring your own bed and bowls. Confirm current terms directly with Cottages in Orange when booking, since fees and rules can change.

The place. The cottage has two queen bedrooms and one twin, an open-plan living area with a gas fireplace, a full kitchen, and a separate laundry that is handy for cleaning up after a wet or muddy dog. Outside there is a verandah, deck, and outdoor seating area, plus a large, mature, private garden that is fully fenced, useful for a dog that likes to potter about off lead without supervision at the door.

Getting there and parking. The cottage sits in Bletchington, NSW 2800, within easy reach of Orange town centre. Parking is easy, with an enclosed garage on site.

Nearby with the dogs. Orange has several leash-free areas worth knowing about for the stay, including Paul Park, Pilcher Park, and Wirrabarra Walk, plus further options at Rosewood Oval, Ridley Oval, and Bloomfield Park.

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A fenced garden is worth more than a big yard with no boundary. Still check the fence line yourself on arrival before letting a dog off lead unsupervised.

When to go. This suits an owner after a quiet, fenced base for exploring Orange's off-leash parks rather than a wine-region blowout weekend. Good for settled dogs that are happy resting indoors overnight and stretching their legs in the garden and nearby parks by day.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs