Party Houses to Rent UK

For the birthdays, reunions and weekends that make memories.

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From intimate gatherings for 16 to full-scale celebrations for 40 or more. With 16 years of experience, our party houses deliver what makes parties work: big kitchens where six people can cook simultaneously, dining tables that seat everyone, and reception areas where celebrations flow, including stags, hens, hot tubs and pools.

Boxted Hall, Suffolk – Red brick country house with tall chimneys beside moat and bridge. Dates Available

Suffolk

Boxted Hall

  • 26 Guests
  • 13 Bedrooms
  • 11 Bathrooms

Boxted Hall is a romantic country manor, found deep within the lushest of Suffolk parkland.

Weekends From £4,600

Weeks From £6,000

West End Farm, East Riding of Yorkshire – Georgian brick farmhouse with paired chimneys, courtyard and manicured lawns. Dates Available

East Riding of Yorkshire

West End Farm

  • 16 Guests
  • 8 Bedrooms
  • 5 Bathrooms

6-8 bedroom country manor house set in 26 acres of private land equipped with a indoor heated swimming pool and jacuzzi- a truly unique property!

Weekends From £3,290

Weeks From £4,200

Belvoir Lodge, Lincolnshire – Stone country house with ivy-covered walls and multi-pane windows, gravel forecourt. Enquire for Availability

Lincolnshire

Belvoir Lodge

  • 22 Guests
  • 9 Bedrooms
  • 7 Bathrooms

Belvoir Lodge is a newly decorated 9 bedroom property with beautiful views across The Vale Of Belvoir

Weekends From £2,000

Weeks From £8,000

Holly House, Derbyshire – Aerial view of country house with ivy-covered trees and rolling valley farmland beyond. Dates Available

Derbyshire

Holly House

  • 40 Guests
  • 16 Bedrooms
  • 14 Bathrooms

Holly House sleeps up to 40 near Belper with hot tub, swim spa, cinema room and grand spaces for family stays, retreats and celebrations.

Weekends From £5,750

Weeks From £6,500

Tre-Vern – Modern dark corrugated metal building with large windows at dusk, illuminated interior lights Dates Available

Herefordshire

Tre-Vern

  • 29 Guests
  • 11 Bedrooms
  • 10 Bathrooms

A spacious, sociable holiday barn sleeping 29 in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. Near Ross-on-Wye & Symonds Yat.

Weekends From £2,900

Weeks From £5,000

Gilmerton House, East Lothian – Georgian stone mansion with slate roof, tall chimneys and manicured lawn frontage. Enquire for Availability

East Lothian

Gilmerton House

  • 24 Guests
  • 12 Bedrooms
  • 11 Bathrooms

Gilmerton House is a warm and welcoming 12 bedroom country house in East Lothian, perfect for family gatherings, golf trips and special occasions.

Weekends From £14,000

Weeks From £35,000

The Farmhouse, Suffolk – Grade II listed farmhouse with rendered walls, clay tile roof, and manicured grounds with gravel drive. Dates Available

Suffolk

The Farmhouse

  • 16 Guests
  • 7 Bedrooms
  • 8 Bathrooms

A unique and luxurious Grade II listed country house. Located within the private Nether Hall Estate overlooking large gardens & beautiful parkland.

Weekends From £3,500

Weeks From £5,650

The Courtyard at Stowlangtoft Estate, Suffolk – Brick courtyard building with turret, green doors and arched gateway. Dates Available

Suffolk

The Courtyard at Stowlangtoft Estate

  • 23 Guests
  • 9 Bedrooms
  • 6 Bathrooms

Four beautiful country retreats, along with the Dark Horse event space located together around The Stowlangtoft Hall Stable Courtyard. The perfect choice for family holidays, reunions, special celebrations, and wedding guest accommodation.

Weekends From £2,853

Weeks From £4,565

Dabton House, Dumfries and Galloway – Sandstone country house with multiple chimneys set in manicured lawns and mature trees Dates Available

Dumfries and Galloway

Dabton House

  • 24 Guests
  • 11 Bedrooms
  • 11 Bathrooms

A splendid Georgian country house set on the picturesque Queensberry Estate in Dumfriesshire, Dabton House is the perfect venue for celebrations, holidaying with family and friends, sporting or other special interest groups, and corporate retreats.

Weekends From £6,000

Weeks From £9,000

Rossington Hall, Yorkshire – Victorian red-brick mansion with ornamental gables, gravel driveway and manicured grounds. Enquire for Availability

Yorkshire

Rossington Hall

  • 46 Guests
  • 21 Bedrooms
  • 21 Bathrooms

Exclusive hire Victorian stately home located in South Yorkshire. Set in 250 acres of grounds and woodland. Staycations, corporate events & weddings.

Weekends From £4,995

Weeks From £15,000

Hyll Hotel, Gloucestershire – Cotswold stone country house with gabled roofline, ivy-covered walls and manicured gardens. Enquire for Availability

Gloucestershire

Hyll Hotel

  • 52 Guests
  • 26 Bedrooms
  • 26 Bathrooms

A quietly luxurious hotel in the Cotswolds, where time slows, space expands, and doing less becomes more than enough.

Weekends From £13,000

Weeks From £30,000

Hallsannery House, Devon – Cream-painted Georgian country house viewed across parkland with mature oak trees. Dates Available

Devon

Hallsannery House

  • 38 Guests
  • 15 Bedrooms
  • 14 Bathrooms

Hallsannery House is an elegant Grade II listed Manor with spectacular views, located within five miles of the beauty and sandy beaches of the North Devon coast. It offers the ultimate ‘wow factor’ venue for friends and family holidays, celebrations, reunions and weddings.

Weekends From £4,500

Weeks From £6,000

Where celebrations flow

Ellie and Tom Welcome pool Party Rebecca Searle Photography 494 of 512

Good party weekends have a flow to them. Everyone pitches up on the first afternoon and does a bit of unpacking with a glass of something chilled, that is until somebody finds the games room. The ping pong tournament is on. Dinner happens — sometimes cooked, sometimes ordered, always chaotic. Then there’s the bit where half the group’s in the hot tub blasting out the tunes, the other half’s playing cards in the kitchen, and someone’s fallen asleep by the fire. That only works when you’ve got actual space and zero neighbours to disturb.

Our party houses are built for this. Big kitchens where six people can cook simultaneously. Dining rooms where everyone fits around the same table, nobody’s eating off their knees on the sofa. Several cosy hangout areas for those life-affirming catchups, and plenty of room for the hedonists to play music and let their hair down without needing to keep a lid on the volume. Outdoor spaces where the smokers, the stargazers, and the people who just need five minutes of quiet can all slip away.

Most come with the toys that make weekends memorable: hot tubs that fit 8 to 10 people, decent-sized pools for a quick length or two, cinema rooms, and games rooms for when the weather falls short. The kind of stuff that turns a gathering into a proper occasion.

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Houses that host proper parties

Parties need space to breathe. What separates houses where celebrations thrive from those where they fizzle? Places where natural groups form without feeling forced. Someone finds the games room and sets up a pool tournament. Others ensconce themselves on the terrace with a pitcher of something strong to catch the evening sun. The talkers claim the kitchen island. By sundown, you’ve got ping pong championships, cocktail making competitions, and a few people who went for a walk and came back with a story about some sheep. And when all’s said and done? Enough bedrooms for everyone to crash out in comfort. Because what’s better than a party house? A party house that becomes a home from home: “There’s plenty of room for everyone in the bar. The kitchen is exceptionally well stocked with pots, pans, cutlery, etc. We’ve stayed before and are very sad to leave.”

There’s nothing worse than being crammed into one massive, soulless room with a long table, waiting for the magic to happen. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t. People feel awkward, conversations never spark, someone plays music too loud to compensate, and by 11pm half the group has retreated to the bedrooms for a break.

When it comes to a party house, facilities beat grandeur every time. A hot tub that actually works trumps a fancy chandelier. A kitchen where a group of you can cook simultaneously. This reveller, fresh from an 80th birthday celebration, captured it perfectly: “the kitchen is very well stocked for cooking, with two ovens and two dishwashers — easily catered for large numbers.” And when it’s time to dish up, you need a dining table that seats everyone without anyone having to perch on the windowsill or lurk by the door. You need fridges that hold a decent-sized food shop and enough wine for the weekend. And you need decent Wi-Fi for the person who’s documenting the whole thing on social media.

And when the weather cooperates, you need decent outdoor space. No piddly patio with two rotting chairs. Proper gardens for afternoon drinking, BBQs where you’re not all sitting in the smoke, and grass for games. As one family noted: “the children loved the games room, and space to run in the garden.” It’s that combination makes celebrations work.

Boxted Hall, Suffolk – Red brick country house with tall chimneys beside moat and bridge.
Boxted Hall

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Richard Chalmers

Really pleased with my experience with landed houses, was searching for a large house to celebrate my 50th and landed houses had lots of good options...managed to secure somewhere for a good price and looking forward to our dates, many thanks to Edmund and the house owner for their friendly correspondence and help, Steve

Stephen Alexander

Some great houses on offer here /all new to me! Now we are planning our next big family getogether!

Tina Metcalfe

Barbara Ryan

When I was faced with having to find a large house with a pool for a family celebration at relatively short notice, Edmund at Landed Houses came straight to my aid. He responded promptly to my email enquiries, even on a Sunday, putting me in direct contact with someone who managed a property that fitted my needs; the outcome being that a superb house, with everything I need, was secured within 24 hours of my first enquiry. Many thanks, Edmund, for making the task so straightforward. If you’re looking for that special house for a party or family gathering I can recommend Landed Houses as your first port of call.

Mrs Manors

Common Questions

Can we play music until late?

Whether you can play music and until when depends entirely on your chosen property’s location and neighbours. In rural farmhouses or on genuinely isolated estates, music until 3am is usually fine. If your place is in a village or you have neighbours within 100 metres, it’s respectful to keep it down (right down!) after midnight, 11pm in some places. Remember, this is a one-off event for you, but those neighbours listen to a different party every weekend, so it’s worth respecting their peace and their sleep.

If you’re hiring a party house, the owners will be used to dealing with big group events and will let you know their rules and recommendations upfront. That way you can decide if the place is right for your event before you book. If you’re in any doubt, the best thing to do is to check that your expectations align with those of the owner. One person’s reasonable is another person’s nightmare.

For guaranteed smooth sailing, confirm in writing before you book. Something along the lines of: “We’re celebrating a 40th birthday, planning to play music until midnight on Saturday. Is this acceptable?” Get a clear answer and keep that email. That way you avoid doubt and confusion and can party until your pre-agreed curfew without worrying that you’re keeping someone up.

What’s the damage deposit situation really?

A standard damage deposit ranges from £800 to £1,750. For bigger houses sleeping 16 or more, you can geexpect to pay between £1,000 and £1,200. In our experience, around 85% of groups get their full deposit back.

To make sure your group is in that 85%, keep an eye out for classic damages like broken glassware or furniture, stained carpets or sofas (red wine + cream fabric = expensive cleaning), damaged outdoor equipment (broken glass in the hot tub is a common one), or leaving the house in need of a deep clean if things got really wild.

It’s not about cheating you out of money, property owners are simply charging you to fix what was lost/broken. They’ll send photos and invoices for proof.

What’s the best way to make sure you get your full deposit back? Designate one person as the deposit angel who keeps an eye out for escalation and intervenes before that bottle of red wine ends up all over the cream couch or the entire vintage crystal duck collection gets smashed during a game of Twister. Have a chat with the group when you all arrive (before the drinking starts) and let them know what’s at stake.

If the worst does happen, property owners always appreciate you being upfront rather than trying to hide or ignore damage. A quick call or message to say what was broken and to let them know where to send the invoice goes a very long way.

When it comes to partying in a rental property, your hosts have seen it all before and understand you want a good time. The best way forward is to meet them in the middle with respect and kindness, that way everyone wins.

Are party houses more expensive than regular rentals?

It’s a common misconception that party houses cost more to rent than regular properties but it’s not necessarily the case. “Party house” isn’t a separate category with premium pricing. What does cost more are some of the features that make for a great party house: rural isolation (meaning later curfew), larger party houses (more guests), features like hot tubs and pools (party playthings), and peak weekend dates (when everyone’s off work). You’ll find a house costs the same whether hosting a party, family reunion, or wedding.

With this in mind, be smart when making your booking: look for houses that explicitly welcome celebrations rather than hiding your intentions. Plenty of property owners are more than happy to be the location for your big event. Being honest upfront saves you a tonne of stress and hassle in the long run. You’ll get clear, all-in pricing and pre-agreed expectations so you know if the property is right for your needs and can communicate the rules to your guests from the off. Much better than sneaking around and hiding the boot full of magnums of champagne as your host welcomes you to the property.

So while it might feel like you’re paying more for your weekend party house, it’s actually things like property size, location and dates that bump the price up.

What size group needs a “party house” versus regular rental?

The threshold between regular rental and party house sits around 12 to 14 guests. Below that, regular large holiday cottages work fine. Above that, you need party accommodation specifically set up for groups: multiple fridges, commercial-scale kitchens, enough bathrooms for the morning rush hour, dining space for everyone to eat simultaneously. The sweet spot for genuinely great party houses is the ones that sleep 16 to 24.

A guestlist of around 20 is party house perfection, your guests have plenty of breathing room without feeling like you’re lost in space.