Other Historic Buildings (in Historic)
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Royal Pavilion Gardens
The Royal Pavilion Garden is one of a few fully restored regency gardens in the country. The garden was restored following John Nash’s 1820s plans and conform as closely as possible to the original lists of plants supplied to George IV. Today, they are maintained under organic guidelines, using natural planting techniques and organic compost,…
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Grade I Listed Gatehouse
14th century gatehouse to a beautiful Tudor house. At around 50 feet high, the building is comprised of 4 storeys including a cellar. It is connected to the other side of the moat by a Grade I listed 16th century stone bridge. A great location for filming and photography.
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Tudor Kitchen
Historic kitchen located in a Tudor house. Features include a huge fireplace areas with exposed wooden beams and brickwork, authentic furniture and equipment, tiled floor and plenty of character. As well as offering a fascinating insight into the customs of the time, this is a fantastic location for filming and photography.
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17th Century Elizabethan Great Barn
Oak beam Grade II listed 17th century Elizabethan Great Barn located on the site of an historic Tudor house and set among 7 acres of beautiful gardens and situated on an island. Features include a wooden floor, exposed beams, small upper gallery, timber frame clad with tarred weatherboards, arched queen post roof, and covered outside…
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Museum In Historic Norman Building
Museum housed in 12th century building with collections relating the film industry and airport
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Medieval House
15th century timber framed Wealden hall house located in an historic town in the South Downs National Park. Features include authentically furnished rooms, wooden flooring, exposed timber beams, tile roof and a traditional planted Tudor garden. A stunning location for period filming and photography. Check out this virtual walk around: https://3dmediasolutions.co.uk/portfolio-items/anne-of-cleves-house/
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Grade II* Listed Historic Building
Located in a small coastal village, this is a unique, locally-famous Grade II* listed 8 bedroom building dating as far back as 1490. Though its myths of horrific murders and men with swords jumping out of its windows may or may not be true, this timber-framed, wood-panelled, flagstone and brick floored gem (with its own…
