Red Brick
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Rustic Industrial Floor In Historic Building
Top floor of a Grade II listed Georgian building in Hastings Old Town. Very rustic and original in feel with bare floorboards, brick walls, fireplaces, high ceilings, original windows, and vaulted ceiling open to the eaves (about 2m to where the ceiling would be). Very light and airy with views of the sea. Approx 1,200…
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Dilapidated House
Empty and dilapidated seven bedroom house built in 1800s with some period features. Set within woodland and adjacent fields, which are also available for hire. Exclusive access from a private road.
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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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Beautiful 18th Century Terraced Cottage
Built in approximately 1790 as a servants’ quarters for the local land owner, this delightful cottage is in a popular little village situated on the edge of the beautiful South Downs National Park, affording the village stunning views and an impressive backdrop. The cottage itself boasts historic wooden beams, parquet flooring and bare floorboards, and…
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Beautiful Grade II* Listed English Historic Manor House
With over 85 acres of fields, lakes and woodland, sunken ponds, and a 1km gravel drive, this amazing estate encompasses multiple features and downs views. An absolutely stunning location choice for filming and photography.
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Retro Theatre
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Educational Facility
Educational building comprising lecture theatre, classrooms, corridors, original 1980s stairwell, and communal areas. A great location for educational filming and photography.
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Beautiful Georgian Mansion
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University Halls Of Residence
Large red brick accommodation blocks located on a university campsite. Of differing styles, they are surrounded by grass areas and car parks.
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1960s Chapel
Designed in the early 1960s, this chapel has a strong external form with a wall-mounted sculpture over the covered entrance. The interior is particularly impressive with original stained glass to the sides and exposed steelwork within the roof canopy. There are many contemporary interior features that have been retained.
