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Tawny Estate is a 3,000-acre country estate in the north of England, combining dramatic hills, valleys, rivers, lakes, moorland, and ancient woodland with historic and contemporary buildings. From a 1532 stately home and isolated cottages to farmyards, barns, walled gardens, and cabins, the estate offers an incredible range of interiors and exteriors.

With rewilded land, wildlife, waterfalls, a stone circle, a wild swimming lake, and private tracks, Tawny Estate delivers scale, variety, and cinematic character, all within around an hour of Prime Studios, Leeds, and Manchester.

Emerald Place is a 17th-century country house in the Forest of Dean, set within 20 acres of formal gardens, woodland, and whimsical touches. The property offers elegant interiors, a courtyard of restored barns, a bungalow and annexe for alternative looks, plus woodland tracks, ponds, and small clearings.

Quirky details, from life-size safari statues to vintage tractors and wagons, give productions playful, unexpected backdrops, all just an hour from Bristol, Bath, and The Bottle Yard Studios.

Flaxen Farm is an 80-acre Cotswold farm blending timeless stone architecture with authentic rural charm. The Grade II-listed barn, Georgian farmhouse, traditional courtyard, timber outbuildings, and modern glamping pods offer a versatile mix of interiors and exteriors, all set within grassland, orchard, and woodland.

With stables, agricultural barns, and a range of farm animals, Flaxen Farm provides scale, character, and privacy for shoots,  just over an hour from Pinewood Studios and around 1.5–2 hours from London-based studios.

Great Martyr Estate spans 3,500 acres of coastal, rural, and historic landscapes in South Wales, offering rolling fields, woodland, rivers, dunes, and estate-owned beaches. The Georgian mansion provides elegant interiors and grand exteriors, while stone barns, modern farm buildings, thatched cottages, castle ruins, and a medieval chapel add a wealth of authentic backdrops.

With hidden timber buildings, an American-style barn and cabin in the woods, rivers with bridges and stepping stones, and private estate roads, Great Martyr Estate combines variety, scale, and cinematic character, all within easy reach of Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol, and nearby film studios.

Honeyloch Estate is an 8,000-acre working cattle farm on the southern edge of the Cairngorms, offering dramatic lochs, rolling moorland, forest, and uplands with panoramic mountain views. The estate features a striking yellow country house, scattered cottages, restored steadings, traditional barns, modern sheds, and secluded bothies, providing a huge range of interiors and exteriors across one site.

With private rivers, estate roads, and abundant Highland wildlife, Honeyloch Estate combines scale, variety, and rugged Scottish beauty, all within reach of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and major Scottish cities.

Magnolia Farm is a 70-acre mix of walled gardens, paddocks, and woodland just 30–45 minutes from Pinewood and Shinfield Studios.

The farm is home to an equestrian centre with three yards, stables, arenas, and riding spaces, alongside a variety of cottages and barns,  from a pink cottage and black-timber converted barn to a 17th-century period cottage, offering versatile interiors and exteriors for shoots.

The grounds feature two ponds, tracks, and woodland dotted with movable sculptures and artworks.

Central London is under 1.5 hours by car.

Stillwater Farm is a 280-acre location of unspoilt grassland, rolling hills, and 60 acres of woodland with streams, bridleways, and a boat-friendly lake. Its mix of traditional and modern buildings, from a black-timber barn and stone farmhouse to a Scandinavian-style cabin and yellow-brick farmhouse, offers flexible interiors and exteriors for film, TV, and stills. Sculptures and props around the grounds add extra versatility.

Just over an hour from Central London, with Longcross Studios 17 miles away and Elstree around an hour’s drive, it’s a scenic yet convenient location.

Dee Estate is a 2,400-acre private estate on the River Dee, offering huge scale and natural variety, from open heather moorland and rolling parkland to 230 acres of ancient woodland, riverside stretches, and mountain views. It’s secluded, dramatic, and unmistakably Welsh.

At its heart is a Gothic country house dating back to 1380, complete with period interiors, intricate church glass, and a 60-foot underground tunnel. Across the estate, you’ll find stone cottages, holiday lets, historic farmyards, rustic outbuildings, and an isolated mountain bothy, giving a wide choice of interiors and exteriors.

With moors reaching towards the Berwyns, river frontage on both banks, woodland clearings, and a mountain lake, Dee Estate delivers texture, contrast, and cinematic scale, all within around 1.5 hours of Liverpool and Manchester.

Shepherds Barn Farm is a 160-acre working farm packed with character and variety. At its centre is a 16th-century shepherd’s barn, joined by a quirky cow-shed conversion, an empty farmhouse, a private bar, and a fully working brewery complete with vats and machinery, all offering ready-made backdrops for film and stills.

The landscape ranges from wide grasslands and paddocks to streams, ponds, and a striking field of 25 mature weeping willows. Lifestyle elements, including a swimming pool, bistro, farm shop, and beer garden, add even more versatility across one site.

With its mix of historic buildings, lived-in spaces, and true working farm environments, Shepherds Barn Farm delivers a huge range of backdrops in a single location. Easily accessible from Central London by train, and under 50 minutes from East London by car.

Soul Farm is a two-acre flower and vegetable farm in the London Borough of Greenwich. Geographically, it’s an urban farm within Inner London, however there is not a hint of urban life at any angle.  Its location is entirely natural, an unspoilt countryside setting, set within a larger farm, and with just birdsong for sound and rolling fields and tree lines on the horizon.

The farm is a colourful, ever-changing market garden with over 300 varieties of produce, working polytunnels, cultivated beds, a small orchard, and an old packing shed full of tools and props. Seasonal shifts in colour, texture, and activity make it an endlessly versatile setting for film, TV, and stills.

Beautifully connected yet totally unspoilt, Soul Farm is easy to reach by tube, train, bus, or car, with quick links from Central London, Stratford, and Canary Wharf.

Gable Farm is a 395-acre working farm in the Berwyn foothills, mixing big open views with rich historic character. At its centre is a 14th-century longhouse, surrounded by valleys, hills, riverside spots, woodland (including a waterfall), and open fields.

The farmyard adds Victorian and Edwardian buildings, blue stables, a 17th-century stone barn, and two ruined cottages for atmospheric detail.

A versatile, scenic Welsh location with real texture and scale, just under 1 hour 20 minutes from Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester Airport.