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Beachfront House and Gardens
This beachfront 19th century, Grade II listed Regency building is located in a popular seaside town and has lovely grounds open to the public. Within the grounds are beach sand courts used for volleyball, table tennis tables, and a playground area with sand, swings, a roundabout and a themed play ship. This beachside open space…
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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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Popular Seaside Town
This is a popular tourist destination located on the South Coast between Brighton and Portsmouth, with direct links to London. It has several beaches and 2.7 miles of promenade as well as its famous pier. With so much going on here, there are many great places for filming.
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Shingle Beach On Peninsula
This is a beautiful and idyllic shingle beach with low tide sand and wooden groynes. It is a popular fishing beach as well as being a great spot for watersports enthusiasts and tourists. Miles of natural beaches are home to a diverse range of wildlife, and together with its cultural connection to the sea, individual…
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Long Shingle Beach
This is a long shingle beach with low tide sand, rock pools and a grass area. It looks out at 8 impressive rock sea defence islands and is popular with dog walkers and residents alike. This tranquil location makes it a lovely place to film.
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Blue Flag Shingle Beach
A typical West Sussex beach, this is a long shingle and pebble stretch with low tide sands, wooden groynes, traditional beach huts, cafés and a large grassy area perfect for games and picnics. Popular with watersports enthusiasts, this clean and well-kept seafront is a versatile location for filming.
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Secluded Beach
A lovely, sandy, tranquil and relaxed place, this secluded beach is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest with a sand dune system and protected wildlife which, coupled with Napoleonic fort ruins and attractive views, make it a lovely location for filming.
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Secluded Shingle Beach
This shingle beach is located within a popular harbour, a biological and geological Site of Special Scientific Interest. The unspoiled nature of the beach, the clear waters and home to a variety of wildlife make this a picturesque and peaceful location for filming and photo shoots.
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Harbour Beach
The beach lies within a harbour and is composed of shingle and gravel, with a number of wooden groynes sloping into the sea. At low tide a small area of wet sand and gravel is exposed. Behind the beach is a small area of sand, on which sits a working lighthouse originally built in the…
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Derelict Building Surrounded By Woodland
Set amongst a 16,500 acre privately owned estate in the heart of a National Park is this derelict building surrounded by woodland. With its derelict state, abandoned machinery, sinister feel and overgrown surroundings, this is a great location for filming and photography.
