Driftbank Farm, BA4

Driftbank Farm is a versatile and expansive working farm set in the rolling hills of Somerset, less than 20 miles from The Bottle Yard Studios. Covering 400 acres, the farm offers a rich variety of landscapes, from wide-open arable fields of wheat, barley, and maize to pastureland for dairy and beef cattle.

The farmyard features modern agricultural areas, silage clamps, and large barns, alongside characterful touches including a cottage with thatched roof and garden. The East Somerset Railway cuts through the farmland.

Farm vehicles, livestock, open space and a working farmyard make Driftbank Farm a great choice for productions seeking both scale and detail. With its blend of traditional and modern rural elements, Driftbank Farm is an adaptable photoshoot and film-friendly location.

  • 400-acre working farm (plus 300 acres nearby) with wheat, barley, maize, pasture, rolling hills, and valleys

  • Private roads (tarmac and concrete), hardstanding tracks, and excellent road access

  • The East Somerset Railway running through the farmland

  • Modern agricultural yards and large barns

  • Period cottages (including a listed thatched cottage) and modern farmhouses (available for interiors)

  • Farm vehicles, including 4 modern John Deere tractors, trailers, a combine harvester, a forager, a classic tractor, and various implements

  • Farm animals: dairy and beef cattle, chickens, ducks, and dogs

FACILITIES AT THE LOCATION

Driftbank Farm has a large concrete parking area in front of the farmhouse, with easy access for larger vehicles. A former stable building provides undercover space for crew, alongside a restroom with a small kitchen and shower. Toilets are available on site.

Overnight accommodation can be arranged, with additional pubs and hotels nearby. Local catering options and pubs are available for delivery and collection.

GETTING TO DRIFTBANK FARM

Driftbank Farm is within 20 miles of Bristol and The Bottle Yard Studios, and around 40 minutes from Bath. From Central London, trains run to Frome or Castle Cary, followed by a 20-minute drive to the location.