17th Century Locations

17th-century farmhouses are rooted in traditional rural life, often sitting at the centre of working farms and agricultural land. Our locations include characterful farmhouses with a timeless, lived-in feel, surrounded by barns, yards, fields, and farmland that naturally frame the house and create an authentic countryside set ready for filming and photoshoots.

At the heart of Knights Moat Farm sits a moated 17th-century Cotswold country house, rich in period charm and surrounded by formal gardens. The house offers traditionally styled interiors alongside characterful stone exteriors, all encircled by the ancient moat, creating a distinctive historic setting. Available to shoot both inside and out, it provides an authentic 17th-century backdrop with plenty of natural features, including arable fields, meadows, and water features.

Cherry Farm offers a rare collection of 17th–18th century historic barns, including a threshing barn formed of two joined barns with nine timber-framed bays, weatherboarded elevations, and a tiled roof. The barns are hundreds of years old, rich with the marks of original craftsmanship and gently evolved over time as farming practices changed. Carefully preserved rather than converted, the two historic farmsteads include granaries, stable blocks, large and small timber barns, brick sheds, and round grain silos, offering authentic backdrops for filming and photoshoots.

At the end of a long private farm drive at Darling Buds Farm sits a 16th / 17th-century tile-hung Kentish farmhouse, full of rustic character and largely untouched by modern development. Set within an unspoilt farmstead in a protected landscape, the farmhouse is surrounded by gardens, ponds, and a working patchwork of yards and outbuildings, creating a cohesive and authentic setting. Available for filming and photoshoots inside and out, it offers a lived-in, Olde English farmhouse backdrop rooted in tradition and history.

17th-century cottages have a simple, timeless rural charm. Our locations include characterful cottages set within the countryside, offering authentic backdrops that feel lived-in and natural, both inside and out.

Beacon Hill Farm offers a 17th-century traditional stone farmhouse, surrounded by original barns and outbuildings within a traditional English farmstead. The thatched main house, available for interiors, opens onto natural gardens and a productive vegetable patch, with cobbled areas and moss-covered stone walls adding to its timeless character. With far-reaching views across Dartmoor and direct access onto the open moorland, the farm offers unspoiled and dramatic backdrops for ready for filming and photoshoots.