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Pippin Hall is pure Cotswold charm, a honey-stone manor surrounded by 150 acres of rolling parkland, orchards, and farmland. The house itself, wrapped in timeless gardens and framed by wide, open views, makes an elegant centrepiece, while the landscape beyond offers endless variety and character.

From apple and pear orchards to a wild swimming lake with a 1700s boathouse, every corner feels full of story and texture. Poplar-lined tracks lead to wide fields, and the old farmyard, complete with barns, coach houses, and weathered pigsties, add authentic, rustic detail.

With its mix of historic beauty, working farmland, and cinematic countryside, Pippin Hall is made for productions seeking warmth, character, and scale, all in one idyllic Cotswold setting just under an hour from Bristol and Birmingham.

Grainshore Farm is big, bold, and cinematic, offering 1,300 acres of open marshland and grass fields with sweeping views across to the Thames. It’s the kind of landscape that feels wild and untouched, where sky and water seem to go on forever.

With over 8km of river frontage, there are shingle beaches, long tracks down to the water, and vast, open spaces perfect for productions needing scale, drama, and atmosphere. Scattered along the riverbanks are WWII bunkers and magazine houses, interesting relics that add real depth and texture to the landscape.

Up on higher ground, the main yard mixes Dutch barns with 1970s-style farm buildings and open hardstanding, all surrounded by wide, grazing pastures.

Just an hour from London, Grainshore Farm offers that rare mix of raw beauty, history, and easy access with an expansive, atmospheric setting ready to transform for any production.

Edgewater Farm is a 1,000-acre stretch of classic Kent countryside with open fields, gentle valleys, and river views that feel made for the camera. Sitting in the heart of the Medway Valley’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it’s a working arable and livestock farm with sweeping farmland and direct access to the River Medway for those beautiful water-edge shots.

At its centre, you’ll find a mix of old and new: a Grade II listed Queen Anne farmhouse, a charming cottage, and a modern farmyard with industrial-style buildings. Whether you’re after heritage or contemporary rural life, it’s all here in one place.

Hard tracks run throughout the land, making access easy, and the mix of fields, riverbanks, and wide open skies gives productions plenty of space to play with. Edgewater Farm is practical, picturesque, and perfectly set up for shoots of all sizes with easy commute to London and Maidstone and Eastbrook Studios.

Sentinel Manor Farm is 700 acres of rural magic, rolling grassland, wildflower meadows, and open valleys that feel miles away from the rest of the world. It’s organic, untouched, and beautifully cinematic, with no modern intrusions in sight.

At the centre sits a gorgeous Georgian Manor House from 1795, framed by a stone-walled garden and old farm buildings, the kind of place that instantly adds history and charm to a shoot.

Out in the fields, you’ll find pockets of woodland, mossy rocks, a little campsite, and even a 14-foot neolithic-style sculpture known as the Sentinel.

From grand period backdrops to wild, open views, Sentinel Manor Farm gives productions an incredible mix of scale, atmosphere, and authenticity, all just over an hour from London.

Harebell Estate is a 350-acre gem just outside North London, blending historic architecture, wild countryside, and cinematic interiors all in one place. From its grand, characterful manor house, rich with eccentric design, to a traditional farmhouse, ruined chapel, dovecote, and Victorian piggery, this estate is full of charm and surprise at every turn.

Beyond the buildings, the landscape unfolds into rolling parkland, arable fields, and 120 acres of ancient woodland threaded with winding tracks and clearings. Four lakes flow together through the estate, while a long tarmacked drive and 17th-century walled garden add even more visual appeal.

With its mix of heritage, texture, and variety, from elegant period rooms to weathered barns and scenic lakes, Harebell Estate offers endless possibilities for film, TV, and stills. Just 30 minutes from North London and close to Elstree Studios, it’s as practical as it is picturesque.

Bramble Farm is a 600-acre hidden gem in the Chiltern Hills, where ancient woodland meets open arable fields and wildflower meadows. Once among the first farms to supply Covent Garden Market, it now offers a rich mix of natural beauty and authentic rural character.

Its 400 acres of beech, oak, and hawthorn woodland create atmospheric backdrops, from moody and cinematic to light-filled and fairytale-like, complete with winding tracks and a tarmac road perfect for vehicle shots. Beyond the woods, open fields, hay meadows, and rustic barns add scale and texture, while a nearby boathouse with a 1930s slipper launch brings a touch of vintage charm.

Less than an hour from London and close to major studios, Bramble Farm combines convenience with cinematic variety.

Fourwinds Estate is a showstopper of a location in South Devon with 5,000 acres of rolling fields, wildflower meadows, orchards, and tidal estuary views that feel straight out of a film (quite literally). At its centre sits a beautiful Grade II-listed 18th-century house, surrounded by formal gardens, woodland pockets, and sweeping countryside.

What makes Fourwinds really special is its mix of coast and country. With exclusive access to both banks of the estuary and four sandy beaches, one completely private for filming, you get an incredible variety in one place. Across the estate, you’ll find cottages, a mill house, tea houses by the beach, and even a gamekeeper’s cottage tucked away in the woods. Add in the derelict barns, stables, and long, scenic drives, and you’ve got a location full of texture, history, and atmosphere.

Just 30 minutes from Plymouth and within easy reach of Totnes and Ivybridge stations, Fourwinds Estate is a truly versatile spot, equally perfect for period drama, glossy commercials, or a cinematic countryside shoot.

Step through the gate at Keepers Farm and you’d hardly believe you’re still in London. This 90-acre working farm combines productive agriculture with nature conservation and education, offering a peaceful, green escape just minutes from the city.

The farm balances wide-open fields and rolling hills with characterful details, including a Victorian farmhouse with garden, barns, a 1950s piggery, workshops, vegetable plots, orchards, and poly tunnels. A small herd of cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, and a pony roam the site, while vintage and modern farm machinery, hay bales, and other props add authentic texture. Woodland clearings, hedgerows, wildflower meadows, and a pond create softer, scenic corners throughout the farm.

With London on the doorstep and public transport to the gate, Keepers Farm is versatile, accessible, and ready for film, TV, and photography.

Mores Estate is a striking Surrey location where history and cinematic scale meet. Spread across 780 acres, the estate combines mansion house ruins, towers, extensive stables, and historic outbuildings with wide private roads, woodland, and treelined drives.

The site also features a walled garden, a large boating lake with a shepherd’s hut, and woodland cottages, offering a mix of dramatic exteriors and secluded corners. Horses, sheep, goats, and cows roam the grounds, while long sightlines and varied terrain provide versatile backdrops for film, TV, and photography.

Just 1.5 hours from Central London, with train connections via Guildford, Mores Estate is both accessible and full of character, ready to bring scale, atmosphere, and historic charm to any production.

Chestnut Farm is a 700-acre mixed farm set against the rolling backdrop of the Chiltern Hills. Wide arable fields and grazing land for sheep and Wagyu cattle combine with a traditional farmyard of historic buildings to create a versatile rural setting with both scale and character.

The farmyard is the standout feature: a historic courtyard with brick, timber-clad, tiled, and tin structures, alongside more open barns, providing a flexible, characterful backdrop for film and photography. Additional highlights include farm tracks, orchards, as well as livestock, including cows, sheep, ducks, and geese.

With London less than an hour away by car, easy access from Luton Parkway or Milton Keynes stations, and proximity to Bovingdon Airfield and Elstree Studios, Chestnut Farm is both accessible and ready to accommodate a wide range of productions.