Location ID: #10294735
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A derelict Animal Feeds building dating from the 1860s. Closed since 2019, much of the building is in disrepair but structurally sound. Most equipment removed, apart from three large feed hoppers. Several rooms offering industrial spaces and ...
Location ID: #10235354
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This barn is occupied by the resident blacksmith. Some of the open land near to the barn is not farmed and has been used previously in feature films. There is a disused railway line that has several bridges still in place. There are wonderful views ...
Location ID: #10263086
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At the epicentre of all the exciting attractions and outdoor adventures the Lake District has to offer, yet we are tucked away, surrounded by the beautiful mountain views that have inspired our most famous poets and artists for centuries, with our ...
Location ID: #10292668
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Located in the village of Wombourne, on the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, this site has a number of historic features including bridges, locks, toll house, and lock keeper’s cottage. The locks were opened in 1772 by James Brindley, making ...
Location ID: #10294199
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A late Victorian building which was originally constructed in the 1880s to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. The building now functions as a Town Hall and is a library and community. There are several rooms available, including a kitchen ...
Location ID: #10266486
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As you enter the pretty hamlet surrounding Brambling Lodge, take a deep, refreshing breath – you’ve truly arrived in the English countryside. Overlooking vast polo fields, extending into the wild South Downs landscape, this characterful bolthole is ...
Location ID: #10221347
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The town has a mixture of Victorian and Georgian buildings unsual shops, has a period cinema and is one of the most charming market towns in Hertfordshire. It has an aray of contemporary shops, designer boutiques, antique shops, pubs and cafes. Away ...
Location ID: #10291683
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The canal passes below the Snow Hill railway bridge . This cavernous tunnel is accessed from an unusual black and white stairwell on Livery Street, the towpath is lined on both sides with a gated arches and graffiti murals. A bit further along there ...
Location ID: #10291718
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Bumble Hole is where the New Mainline Canal meets the Dudley No 2 Canal at Windmill End. Set within the Bumble Hole Nature Reserve, there are remnants of Dudley's industrial heritage dotted around, making this a fantastic location for period ...
Location ID: #10281934
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Large farmhouse in secluded coastal location. Renovated seven-bed house all but complete, retaining character and providing a functional family home. Three garden areas, showing views to the east and south, garden wall adjacent to the mouth of tidal ...
Location ID: #10285736
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An exquisitely beautiful Edwardian theatre and one of the country's finest examples of Frank Matcham theatre design. The Pavilion Arts Centre is our second theatre venue and is housed in the Pavilion Gardens complex behind the Opera House.
Location ID: #10285509
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Country park in South Staffordshire.
Location ID: #10285467
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The Edwardian-style band stand has been designed to blend in with the rest of Wardown park and could be used for filming for music, dance and drama events in the lovely setting this beautiful park. Parking for small and medium crew is available in ...
Location ID: #10285542
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Built in the late 1800s as Water Company offices, the building became Turner's Dance Academy then Billingtons in 1934 and was a local and well loved dance hall until 2016.
Purchased by Kris Zemlik in 2020 for office space, he took one look at the ...
Location ID: #10285466
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A newly opened green space, next to the River Lea, found in Luton town centre- opposite the mall and surrounding shops. It is used for small scale community events with 155sqm of amphitheatre style seating and offers an elevated area dedicated to ...
Location ID: #10221664
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This is a magnificent 18th century mansion set within 543 acres of land. Only 7 Miles from the M25, the grounds include a romantic Palladian bridge, 2, 18 hole golf courses, tennis pavilion, woodlands, lakeside restaurant, conference rooms, library ...
Location ID: #10221402
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A mainly sand quarry with steep sides. There is some chalk but it is minimal and gullies and trenches run through the site with lying water. It is flat in some places and very terraced in others. The owners are very film friendly and can provide ...
Location ID: #10283134
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Lutyens inspired Arts and Crafts mansion, with breath taking views of Bristol channel and the open moors of Exmoor. 17 bedrooms, a huge oak mullion windowed Hall, stone fire places, oak flooring and many period features. Old and unusual squash court ...
Location ID: #10283267
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Craft Beer Pub in central Poole, Dorset with multiple areas available for filming including the main bar, dining areas and outdoor beer garden.
Location ID: #10283263
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A modern style brick school located in Bournemouth, Dorset with a number of flexible locations for filming including; classrooms, offices, halls and an outdoor courtyard.
Location ID: #10223073
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A moated and fortified manor house near Banbury in North Oxfordshire. Set in parkland and built of the rich local Hornton ironstone.
Location ID: #10281476
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This former residential Childrens home opened in 1905 and was once capable of housing over 400 children from London's East End.
The two storey building comprises of a grand hall, with balcony, long corridors with several class room style rooms ...
Location ID: #10222824
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The Palaces impressive 18th century baroque architecture and scenery provides an inspirational setting for filming, with a Great Hall/Ballroom, Library, guilded State Rooms and an impressive courtyard space. Set in more than 2,000 acres of ...
Location ID: #10220598
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Picturesque village of thatched C16th and C17th cottages on the western slopes of the Quantock Hills