Locations in Wales

Our Welsh farms are fully working, agricultural locations that bring real character to any shoot. From barns and yards to fields and livestock, these sites are rich with authentic farm backdrops. Many are easy to access and come with animals, props, and practical features, giving you everything you need in one location.

Wales is home to dramatic hills, rolling farmland, rugged woodlands, and sweeping coastal views, giving every location a sense of untamed beauty. Our farms and estates offer quiet, wild corners, open vistas, and diverse natural backdrops, perfect for shoots that need authentic, cinematic landscapes.

From Gothic-style country houses to medieval longhouses and centuries-old farmhouses, Wales offers a wealth of historic locations.

Shoot at Dee Estate’s 1380 Gothic house, Greystone Farm’s castle with Rococo interiors, Gable Farm’s 14th-century longhouse, each available for interiors and providing authentic period charm and cinematic character.

Deer Crossing Farm is set within the ancient Cambrian Mountains, and surrounded by sweeping hills, ancient woodland, valleys and far-reaching views. The unspoilt landscape combines ancient oak woodland, grazing fields, orchards and meandering river sections.

At the heart of the estate sits a beautifully restored retreat complex arranged around historic buildings beside the river. The setting includes a 1760 stone mill house with its original grinding cogs, an oak-framed hay barn with expansive glass overlooking the meadow, and a series of charming brick piggeries and stone structures.

Spanning 3,500 acres, Great Martyr Estate offers coastal dunes, rolling farmland, woodland, rivers, and historic buildings, all within a single, film-ready location. From a Georgian mansion and cabin in the woods to thatched cottages, castle ruins, and a private nature reserve, the estate provides diverse, authentic backdrops with easy access and ready-to-use interiors, tracks, and props.