Quill Farm, TN25

Quill Farm combines two neighbouring farmyards, offering a varied mix of traditional farm buildings, arable land and open fields. The two farmyards sit just a minute apart by car, allowing productions to move easily between locations.

The surrounding landscape comprises rolling farmland, grass fields and vineyards, with extensive margin tracks running around the arable fields for easy vehicle access and long rural sightlines. Woodland pockets, a lake and historic watercress beds run close to the farmyards, with local history linking the area to Jane Austen, who is said to have written here at Quill Farm.

The farms offer a collection of traditional Kent buildings. Two historic farmhouses are available, including one with interiors featuring a large stone fireplace, cellar and period detailing. Multiple Kent barns, other farm buildings, an industrial workshop and a converted dairy provide a range of rustic and agricultural backdrops for filming and photoshoots.

  • Two neighbouring farms with historic farmyards
  • Traditional Kent barns from the 14th and 15th centuries
  • Medieval farmhouse with a Georgian facade available for interiors
  • 17th-century farmhouse (exteriors only)
  • Converted dairy annex with modern interiors
  • Extensive arable farmland and vineyards
  • Woodland, lake and historic watercress beds
  • Industrial workshop and agricultural spaces
  • Seven cottages available for exteriors
  • Wide farm tracks and hardstanding access throughout

facilities at the location

Smaller crews can use the converted dairy as a warm green room and crew base, complete with underfloor heating, kitchen facilities and shower room access.

For larger productions, both farmyards offer generous hardstanding areas suitable for unit bases, parking and support vehicles. Overnight accommodation may also be available on site. Local towns offer a range of catering and accommodation options.

getting to quill farm

Quill Farm is easily accessible from London and the South East. Rail services run from London St Pancras or King’s Cross to Ashford, with onward connections or short taxi journeys to Wye. By road, the farms are approximately 1 hour 30 minutes from London.