16th Century
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Magnificent Grade I Listed Building
Magnificent Grade I listed building dating back to the 15th century. The original part of the house has a wonderful stone tower of three storeys with trefoil windows and a south wing of two storeys under a tiled roof. The east wing is believed to date from the 16th to 17th centuries and the north…
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City Centre Hotel
A hotel with a restored wine cellar, bar, Grade II listed function rooms, ballroom and Regency Suites. A fairly large building throughout, with a myriad of styles and spaces, this is a versatile location for filming and photography.
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Unspoiled Coastal Village
This is a beautiful and unspoiled coastal village bordering the Manhood Peninsula on the south coast of England and has a wealth of history dating back to the Romans. The beautiful and sheltered Local Nature Reserve is an internationally important wetland site attracting wildlife including a whole host of birds and butterflies, and the sea…
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Pretty Sailing Village
Famed for its sailing, the picturesque village sits on the Eastern shoreline of a popular harbour. It is the perfect base from which to discover more of the harbour, with the tiny ferry connecting a local village for endless walking and cycling possibilities. Its different architectural styles, water sports, wildlife, open spaces and incredible views…
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Old Schoolhouse
Beautiful 16th century wooden framed house with double height schoolroom with mezzanine level with double bed, kitchen, bathroom, wifi facilities and off-road parking. A lovely spacious building secluded in a central village location in a rural area, this is a great location for filming.
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Grade I Listed Gatehouse
14th century gatehouse to a beautiful Tudor house. At around 50 feet high, the building is comprised of 4 storeys including a cellar. It is connected to the other side of the moat by a Grade I listed 16th century stone bridge. A great location for filming and photography.
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Pretty Bookshop
Independent bookshop located in a Grade II listed 16th century building on the corner of a pretty little lane in the heart of an historic town. With the timber and brick walls, slate roof, colourful interior and bags of charm, this is a lovely location for filming and photography.
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Medieval House
15th century timber framed Wealden hall house located in an historic town in the South Downs National Park. Features include authentically furnished rooms, wooden flooring, exposed timber beams, tile roof and a traditional planted Tudor garden. A stunning location for period filming and photography. Check out this virtual walk around: https://3dmediasolutions.co.uk/portfolio-items/anne-of-cleves-house/
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Beautiful Themed and Formal Gardens
300 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland and meadows. Features of the landscape include a moat, ancient bluebell woodland, Elizabethan garden, folly, lake, sundials, parkland and Grade II listed garden walls. All in all, a magical and absolutely stunning location for filming and photography.
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Gorgeous Thatched Roof Cottage
Lovely thatched roof 16th century brick and flint cottage that was previously 2 cottages. The property comprises 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, downstairs toilet, lounge, kitchen, and dining room. It has a modern country interior with original beams and 2 original inglenook fireplaces. Outside is a traditional country garden, orchard, allotment, outbuilding used as a shed…
