Events
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Industrial Heritage Museum
Nestled in the rural heartland of a National Park is this open-air industrial heritage museum – formerly chalk pits with quarries, kilns and associated buildings. The museum focusses on transport, industry, communications, craft and nature through a variety of exhibits and features including industrial narrow-gauge and standard-gauge railways, trains, a village garage and cycle shop,…
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Historic Grade I Listed Jacobean Mansion House and Gardens
Set amongst an historic garden in an a 60-acre estate, this impressive Grade I listed Jacobean Manor House, with its comfortably furnished 17th and 18th century interiors, is truly wonderful to behold, both inside and out. Here you will discover all the character of a grand country house, combined with all the modern facilities to…
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Seafront Bandstand With Attached Colonnade
This unique bandstand built in the 1930s is a popular seafront venue for concerts and events. This Grade II listed building with its Neo-Grec style, distinctive blue domed roof with silver spire, outdoor seating area and iconic status makes it a fantastic location for filming and photoshoots.
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Tudor Mansion
A beautiful T-shaped Tudor priory house with parts dating back to 1229, set on an island surrounded by a medieval moat in the Cuckmere Valley. Features include stunning grounds, restored water mill, oak beam Grade II listed Elizabethan Great Barn, 14th century gatehouse, attic, wood and parquet flooring, stone fireplace, wall panelling, exposed beams and…
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Woodland Estate With 6 Lakes
This 1,000 acre estate is set in the middle of a forest and consists of a beautiful manor house, sandstone barn, woodland, heath, parkland and fields. The estate has several lakes, is home to a variety of wildlife, and the majority of it is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The estate also has have…
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12th Century Manor House
Set in 80 acres of farmland, with a newly renovated 17th Century barn sat in the same garden grounds, this property has its own CCA approved airstrip and is only a few miles from the famous Goodwood. The house is full of character, with inglenook fireplaces, lots of exposed beams and Winkle stone. The barn…
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19th Century Jail Venue
This spooky jailhouse was built in 1836 and is situated at the end of a secret, hidden passageway in an historic market town. Known as both a hotspot for ghost tours as well as a live music/comedy/theatre venue, this is a truly unique location for filming and photography.
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Woodland With Tents and Cabins
Situated deep in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is this secluded forest garden set on 6 acres of land, with 3.5 acres of it being ancient woodland made up of mainly ash, oak and coppiced hazel trees. Features include luxury yurts, log cabins, firepits, wood-fired kiln, woodcraft, café, pond, wildflowers and stunning…
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Vineyard
70 acres of vineyard in a beautiful setting with a stunning old industrial mill, thick woodland, several outbuildings and wonderful views over rolling countryside. An idyllic location for filming and photography.
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Grade II* Listed Traditional English Pier
Traditional English pier that stretches for approximately 300 metres out into the sea. Features include a fish and chip shop, Victorian tearooms, café/bar, nightclub, picnic tables and fishing spots. A fine example of a Victorian pier, this iconic landmark, with its panoramic views, is a superb seafront location for filming and photography.
