Religious
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Community Church
Community church centre located less than 10 minutes’ drive from the beach. The church, which doubles as an event space, comprises a conference room, hall, meeting room, prayer room, kitchen, and also plays host to a local youth club. A great location for filming and photography.
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Community Centre
Community centre located in a popular seaside town. The main part of the building – a former church – was built in 1929, with extensions added on at later dates. Serving as a local food bank site and community space, the premises are also home to a boxing club and a martial arts and fitness…
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Late 18th Century Country Manor House and Grounds
Built in the late 18th century in the Greek Revival style, this large Grade I listed building is an architectural gem and family home set in beautiful parkland and enjoys wonderful views. This impressive house, with its air of grandness, history, woodlands and gardens is a great location for filming and photography.
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19th Century Jail Venue
This spooky jailhouse was built in 1836 and is situated at the end of a secret, hidden passageway in an historic market town. Known as both a hotspot for ghost tours as well as a live music/comedy/theatre venue, this is a truly unique location for filming and photography.
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Historic Tomb
Located on a hill in a beautiful National Park popular with walkers, this 18th century tomb is a Site of Nature and Conservation Interest. It is raised from the ground and is surrounded by an imposing spiked iron fence. A spooky setting for filming and photography.
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Tudor Mansion
A beautiful T-shaped Tudor priory house with parts dating back to 1229, set on an island surrounded by a medieval moat in the Cuckmere Valley. Features include stunning grounds, restored water mill, oak beam Grade II listed Elizabethan Great Barn, 14th century gatehouse, attic, wood and parquet flooring, stone fireplace, wall panelling, exposed beams and…
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Gothic Style Cathedral
This magnificent 940 year old Cathedral is a living church with a spire that dominates the horizon for miles around. Medieval stone carvings sit alongside world famous contemporary works of art. There are a number of additional spaces and buildings within the Cathedral quarter. The Cathedral church is surrounded by a green, and on the…
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Beautiful 14th Century Church
14th century Grade I listed parish church built of flint and local stone located in a beautiful, historic market town on the edge of the South Downs National Park. The church retains many features of some importance including the font, the remarkable stone pulpit, stunning stained glass windows, a rare medieval iron screen, consecration crosses,…
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Former Chapel
Reprographics unit located in a former chapel building. Features include a high vaulted ceiling, natural light, shelving, reception area with parquet flooring, and arched windows and doorways.
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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.
