Coastal
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Stunning 691 Acre Coastal Country Park
Owned by the South Downs National Park Authority, this Country Park without doubt has to be one of the most beautiful locations in the country, and is often chosen as a backdrop for filming and photoshoots. Whether it be cliffs, beaches, different landscapes, the meandering Cuckmere River or farmland required as a setting, this location…
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Car Park and Disused Toilets
Car park and disused toilet building close to a residential area and overlooking the sea. A gritty, derelict setting for filming and photography, although please note filming inside the toilet block is not permitted.
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Cliff Face Steps
Constructed soon after the first world war, Bastion Steps were built to give Peacehaven residents ready access to the beach. The steps lead straight from the cliff edge and cut down through the white chalk cliff face, coming to rest on the wide expanse of concrete promenade. A dramatic location for filming and photography.
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Beachside Multi-Use Games Court
Multi-use games area located at the cliff base of the coastal village of Rottingdean, just 15 minutes’ drive from Brighton. The court was dedicated to the memory of local footballer Connor Saunders who died in April 2012. The area, which leads directly to the beach, measures 28 x 16 metres with a one-metre high fence, and…
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Italian Gardens
Hidden away below Helen Gardens at Holywell are the Italian Gardens. These unusual and secluded lawned gardens sit in a wooded amphitheatre carved out of the cliff face just yards from Holywell beach. The hollow in the chalk cliff face is due to the garden’s former use as a chalk quarry. This little secret spot…
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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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Victorian Pier
Victorian public pleasure pier located in the popular seaside town of Worthing. This Art Deco pier was opened in 1862 and is a Grade II listed building. The pier stretches for 290 metres and has a number of benches, fishing points, stained glass artwork, an amusement arcade, a restaurant and a theatre with adjoining ballroom.…
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4 Bedroom House With Separate 2 Bedroom Flat
Large 3 storey building with main house and apartment located directly on the foreshore of Shoreham Beach and overlooking the English channel. The main house comprises entrance hall with triple height ceiling, lounge, kitchen/dining room, master bedroom including an ensuite, kitchen and his and her walk in wardrobes, 2 bedrooms with a Jack and Jill…
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Amusement Arcade
Bright and colourful amusement arcade located on the Grade II listed pier of a popular coastal town. The arcade features state of the art video and novelty gaming machines as well as traditional penny slot and toy claw machines. A fantastic, vibrant location for filming and photography!
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Grade II Listed Pier
Grade II listed mid-19th century pier located in a busy seaside town on the south coast. Originally 1,000 feet long, the pier has been the victim of storms over the years and now stands at 350 feet long. Still popular with tourists, the pier is home to a nightclub, amusement arcade, fish and chips café…
