Museum
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Pumping Station Exterior
This pumping station originally provided water to Brighton and Hove from 1866 until 1975. Now an engineering and steam power collection with operational boilers and engines housed in high Victorian Gothic buildings with modern additions providing set build spaces. There is also an operational workshop, pond, grass lawn with glade of trees and engineers house…
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Brasserie Style Space
This pumping station originally provided water to Brighton and Hove from 1866 until 1975. Now an engineering and steam power collection with operational boilers and engines housed in high Victorian Gothic buildings with modern additions providing set build spaces. There is also an operational workshop, pond, grass lawn with glade of trees and engineers house…
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19th Century Working Flour Mill
Beautiful and fully restored operative 19th Century 4 sweep post mill, originally for corn, now flour. The windmill is surrounded by rolling countryside and enjoys stunning views. A fantastic location for rural filming and photoshoots.
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Grade II Listed Windmill
Built in 1802 and subsequently restored, this 3-storey windmill is located in a Local Nature Reserve and can be seen for miles around. This iconic landmark enjoys outstanding views of the beautiful surrounding countryside and out to sea, and is a stunning location for any production.
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Seaside Town By South Downs
Located at the foot of the South Downs and one of the largest towns in West Sussex, this is a seaside town with echoes of its old fishing town past and a rich history. With the famous Art Deco lido and pier, Ferris wheel and large beach as well as a varied history, a range…
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Coastal Town With Port
Coastal town and port located by the stunning South Downs, the Adur Valley and at the mouth of the River Adur. It has a large shingle beach, Art Deco airport, historic town, warehousing and industrial property, a harbour guarded by a Redoubt steeped in history, and an exciting and varied events calendar each year. The…
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Eclectic Seaside Town
This eclectic seaside town has a lot to offer filmmakers, from a wide range of architectural styles, an amazing beach and seafront, a Victorian pier and entertainment, to spectacular views and plenty of history. The town and all it has to offer means it is a sought after film and TV location.
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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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Cathedral City and Historic Market Town
Chichester is a thriving historic cathedral city in West Sussex, located just south of the South Downs. With its 11th century cathedral, harbour, shops, canal and listed buildings, it has a lot to offer as a filming location.
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Fishing Town
This historic town has a proud fishing heritage, and there is still a strong cultural connection to the sea, with a fishing fleet moored offshore still bringing in the catch. Its miles of natural beaches play host to a huge variety of wildlife both on and off the shore, and the RSPB reserves nearby are…
