Darcey House, Scarborough

Darcey House is a Victorian townhouse in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, sleeping larger groups across well-proportioned rooms that retain period features throughout. This is a proper big-group booking the kind of property where everyone stays together under one roof rather than splitting across multiple cottages.

Scarborough sits on the North Yorkshire coast with two bays, a working harbour and the North York Moors National Park on its doorstep. It's a proper seaside town with real character think clifftop walks, fish and chips on the harbour and a genuinely good mix of coast and countryside.

The townhouse offers multiple bedrooms and bathrooms spread across several floors, with shared social spaces giving the group room to gather. The Victorian layout means generous room sizes and high ceilings throughout.

Scarborough Castle (0.8 miles) dominates the headland. Peasholm Park (1.2 miles) suits families. The Sea Life Sanctuary (0.9 miles) and Scarborough's South Bay Beach (0.6 miles) are all within easy reach.

Darcey House puts a large group right in the heart of one of Yorkshire's best-known seaside towns. Ideal for family gatherings or friends' trips.