New Locations

The newest location, Lastlight Farm is a Victorian farmhouse (1883) on the edge of Eridge Park, East Sussex. Set within an acre of gardens with sweeping countryside views, it offers a peaceful, period-perfect backdrop for stills and small-scale filming. The house retains original features — exposed beams, brickwork, wooden floors and bay windows — paired with interiors styled in a mix of antique, vintage, and modern pieces. Parking for crews, a garage base, local catering options, and accommodation (by arrangement) make it practical as well as atmospheric. Just 6 minutes from Eridge Station and 90 minutes from central London.

Valeview Farm is a 500-acre working sheep and arable farm in the hills of North Wales, offering sweeping views, wildflower meadows, bluebell woods and dramatic rolling landscapes.

Derelict buildings — including a 1940s farmhouse, disused farm structures, and overgrown ruins — sit alongside stone bridges, WW2 bomb craters, dry stone walls, and bridleways, creating a raw, atmospheric backdrop ideal for film, TV, and photography.

Crew parking, base space, and local accommodation options make it production-friendly. Around 1 hour from Liverpool and 1 hour 25 minutes from Manchester, with train links via Rhyl, Chester, and Wrexham.

Whistle Bough Farm is a 200-acre ancient farmstead deep in the Dartmoor moors, surrounded by rolling hills, wildflower meadows, marshland, and sweeping views of granite tors.

At its core is a tiny settlement beneath a pine forest, featuring a period farmhouse, a 15th-century granite longhouse (now a working barn), traditional outbuildings, and a semi-derelict stone barn. A riverside fisherman’s hut and granite-lined river valleys add to its cinematic, untouched character.

With drivable farm tracks, historic buildings, livestock, and crew-friendly facilities — including on-site parking and accommodation — it’s a versatile, atmospheric location just 30 minutes from Exeter and Newton Abbot stations.

New location Bounty Farm is a 1,000-acre mixed farm in the rolling hills or rural Essex, just outside the M25 and 10 minutes from Epping Underground.

The landscape spans potato and cereal fields, rolling grassland for 150 sheep, and vast ancient woodland with a tarmac road through the trees. Highlights include a Georgian farmhouse with gardens, a walled kitchen garden, a traditional gamekeeper’s cottage deep in the woods, and a reservoir with a fishing lake.

Its farmyard blends history and scale — with original Essex barns, a former dairy, grain stores, and large new agricultural sheds — offering versatile backdrops and a solid unit base solution for film, TV, and photography.

Thimble Farm is the solution for everyone seeking an isolated cottage in the woods. It spans 100 acres of rewilded landscape, with ponds, flower meadows and ancient woodland. At its heart sits a 19th-century storybook cottage, wrapped in climbing plants and wild gardens, with interiors and exteriors available for shoots.

The land also features a hilltop ‘folly’, a hidden brick icehouse, a summer house, and scattered farm animals — from donkeys to seasonal sheep — alongside vintage props like classic cars and tractors. Its mix of wild beauty and character makes it an ideal, secluded setting for film and photography.

Lattice Farm blends Tudor heritage with modern luxury. Its original beams, lattice windows, and Kentish Hall House character create authentic period charm, while curated interiors provide polished, elegant backdrops for high-end shoots.

Set within extensive grounds, stand-out features include manicured gardens, a large lake with a rowing boat,  an outdoor pool, and a hacienda-style outdoor kitchen with fireplace. A glass-fronted timber barn adds a contemporary touch with leisure facilities.

With its mix of heritage, sophistication, and cinematic outdoor spaces, Lattice Farm is ideal for luxury campaigns, editorial shoots, and film productions seeking countryside elegance.

Draft Horse Farm spans 40 acres, combining wildflower pastures with ancient woodland, wide tracks and clearings.

At its centre, timber-framed cabins and stables sit in a woodland clearing, doubling as period cottages, rustic homesteads, or a woodman’s retreat. The farm is home to four working draft horses, alongside vintage tractors, carriages, and horse-drawn forestry equipment — perfect for shoots needing authentic, timeless rural scenes.

With its mix of woodland, open meadows, animals, and heritage props, Draft Horse Farm is a versatile setting for film, TV, and photography.

Yew Grange is a unique period property near Bristol, featuring a striking castellated facade reminiscent of a Scottish hunting lodge, set in elegant surroundings. The estate includes two formal walled gardens, ancient woodland, and expansive lawns with stunning countryside views. Quirky features like the ruins of an open-air theatre and a pet cemetery add unusual visual interest.

The site also offers old stables and a castellated coach house that complements the main house. A sweeping driveway provides a perfect location for wide shots and dramatic arrivals. Inside, the house blends period details with clean, airy interiors, offering large, naturally lit rooms.

With nearly 20 acres of parkland, formal gardens, woodland, and diverse architectural features, Yew Grange offers a variety of picturesque backdrops in one accessible location.

Solace Farm features a historic 17th-century country house with original period details, Victorian stables, and several unique outbuildings. With diverse natural settings and characterful buildings, it’s ideal for film and photoshoots seeking a blend of heritage and nature. Enjoy 500 acres of fields, meadows, rivers, and ancient woods papered with buildings and serviced with parking, crew rooms and even an onsite cafe and overnight accommodation.

Twofold Farm provides 10 acres of lawns and paddocks, combining rustic charm with elegant countryside living. The main house features two historic facades, allowing productions to shoot different time periods on the same location. A traditional vegetable garden, and a mix of weathered farm buildings alongside refined elements, create a visually rich setting. The farm is home to a variety of animals including racehorses, sheep, and chicken, and offers props such as hay bales, vintage buses, and tractors. Facilities for small crews are available on-site, with ample parking and nearby catering options. A ‘shoot and stay’ B&B can be arranged. The farm is a 20-minute drive from Swindon station, with direct trains from London, and Bath and Bristol are less than an hour away by car.