Tine Farm, NN12
Tine Farm is an 800-acre working beef, sheep and arable farm offering two distinct filming settings within a single location. One centres around a well-maintained historic farmhouse and traditional farmyard, while the other provides a separate collection of derelict agricultural buildings and an abandoned farmhouse, creating two very different rural backdrops just a short distance apart.
The main farmyard offers a Grade II*-listed 17th-century farmhouse featuring original oak panelling, a traditional studded oak entrance door and an original staircase. Alongside the farm house sits a historic stable yard, dovecote and a mix of working agricultural buildings, combining period character with an active farming environment.
Nearby, there is a separate derelict farmstead, where an abandoned farmhouse and decaying barns have been left largely untouched, providing a weathered, mysterious setting.
The wider farm includes expansive grass and arable fields, mature woodland, ponds and parkland, with private farm tracks linking the different areas across the farm.
- Two distinct filming areas: a traditional working farmyard and a separate derelict farmstead
- Grade II*-listed 17th-century farmhouse with original period features, available for interiors
- Historic stable yard and traditional dovecote
- Derelict farmhouse and abandoned agricultural buildings
- Large grass and arable fields, woodland and ponds
- Private farm tracks and extensive rural views
- Three small cottages available for interiors
- Traditional walled garden, mature gardens and parkland setting
- Working farm with beef cattle, sheep, horses, ponies, ducks and chickens
Facilities at the location
Tine Farm can accommodate productions of all sizes, with extensive hardstanding across the farmyards and large open fields suitable for unit bases and parking. Three self-contained cottages provide flexible shoot-and-stay accommodation and can also be used as crew bases, complete with kitchens and bathrooms. Additional covered space may be available in a large stone barn with power. Towcester, just over a mile away, offers a range of takeaway and catering options, with further accommodation available at nearby B&Bs and hotels.
Getting to Tine Farm
Tine Farm is located around one hour from West London, 40 minutes from Birmingham and just 10 minutes from Junction 15A of the M1. Milton Keynes is the nearest railway station, with regular services from London and a short onward taxi journey to the farm.
