Architectural
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Late 18th Century Country Manor House and Grounds
Built in the late 18th century in the Greek Revival style, this large Grade I listed building is an architectural gem and family home set in beautiful parkland and enjoys wonderful views. This impressive house, with its air of grandness, history, woodlands and gardens is a great location for filming and photography.
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A Contemporary House
Superb and spacious contemporary designed home nestled between the foot of the South Downs and Amberley Wild Brooks an 800 acre flood plane and nature reserve. Features of the property include a floating terrace, floor to ceiling windows, wood burning hot tub and a yoga platform. With its stylish interior and breathtaking 360 degree views…
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Grade II* Listed Theatre
Built in 1962 by architects Powell and Moya this modernist building was Britain’s first modern thrust stage theatre. An interesting and dramatic location for filming.
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Minimalist House With Stunning Views
Remote house with stunning views and large garden / grounds. The driveway is picturesque and the access route through grazing land is stunning. The house is very modern ‘Grand Design’ style, with a minimalist and bright interior – great location for filming and photoshoots.
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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/
