Locations with Farmhouses

Rustic, ramshackled, rambling, nestled in Olde English Farm Settings.  We, naturally, have a number of traditional farmhouses available for filming and photoshoots.

The farmhouse kitchen is an icon of the countryside. It’s where the farmer would retreat to, to eat, dry off, warm up, nap, then head out on to the farm again. An old aga, an old armchair, a dog, a big table in the middle, piled high with Farmers Weekly’s, a welsh dresser, dripping wet coats by the back door. Our imaginations often wander in one direction when it comes to the traditional farmhouse kitchen.

As kitchens get stripped out and modernised, the age-old farmhouse kitchen bursting with character and history is depleting. They aren’t so easy to find for the film industry, however we are doing our best to retain what we have discovered.

No modernisation in sight for these farm kitchens, and with big film appeal.

Fresh and trendy. Modern and classic.  Stylish and contemporary.

Smart Country Living, proving that not all farmhouses are old fashioned.

Scroll through for some of our top picks of locations with farmhouses for filming and photoshoots featuring more stylish and modern interiors

A rare find of a shoot location, Three Ways Farm is located on the border of three counties, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire. Owned by a family of two sisters and a brother who are committed to preserving their ancient, unmodernised farm.

Sitting unoccupied and available as a complete ‘takeover’ shoot location. The old model farm, originally dating back to the mid 1800’s, offers a wonderful collection of old farm buildings, including a vacant 16th century 4 bedroom farmhouse. Originally an old medieval hall house with smoke blackened timbers and original features throughout, the farmhouse has been sensitively restored with plenty of character remaining.

Available for filming and photoshoots now.

From fashion shoots, to TV commercials and dramas, to feature films, our farmhouses for filming and photoshoots have been the settings for an array of film and photographic productions. A few of our favourites are here.

Locations that have remained true to their beginnings with untouched exteriors or interiors dating as far back as the 1500s.

A range of settings for recreating that ‘period drama’ aesthetic. Perfect for evoking stomping across the fields from the farmhouse to the main house.

When you are looking for something to make a statement, from a blank canvas and simple tasteful interiors to edgy derelict backdrops.

Introducing a truly unique farmhouse. Moat Farm is steeped in history with parts dating back as early as the 1200s. It showcases breathtaking scenery with its own moat complete with rowing boat and footbridge straight to the from door.