Embers Estate, BN27
Embers Estate is a historic moated castle and grounds, surrounded by farmland, parkland and woodland. Dating back to the 15th century, the castle is considered to be one of the oldest significant red brick buildings still standing in England.
The castle offers a distinctive mix of medieval architecture, Elizabethan detailing and Art Deco interiors. Available spaces include the ballroom, chapel, cloister and pub, alongside a variety of rooms and historic architectural features.
Beyond the castle, manicured lawns and formal gardens give way to open parkland, farmland and ancient, established woodland. Wide tracks run through the trees, while the moat provides a striking setting around the castle. Private tarmac roads, farm tracks, an isolated folly and more natural areas offer further variety across the estate.
- 15th-century castle with Medieval, Elizabethan and Art Deco interiors including a ballroom, cloister and pub interiors
- Moat surrounding the castle
- Manicured lawns and formal gardens
- 600 acres of farmland, parkland and ancient woodland with tracks and clearing
- Private tarmac roads and tracks
- Isolated folly in the parkland
FACILITIES AT THE LOCATION
The estate is well equipped for productions, with a warm, dry crew base and separate parking. Kitchen, toilet, makeup and wardrobe facilities are available, with on-site accommodation offering a mix of en-suite and shared facilities.
Local catering and additional accommodation can be arranged nearby. Access roads include private tarmac routes and farm tracks regularly used by agricultural and larger vehicles.
GETTING TO EMBERS ESTATE
Embers Estate is approximately 2.25h (70 miles) from Central London by car. By train, services from Charing Cross to Battle take around 60–75 minutes, followed by a taxi journey of approximately 15 minutes.
