Location ID: #10240520
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Information about this location has been provided by Kent Film Office.
The Jasmin Vardimon Production Space Facilities include 3 studios, one with raked audience seating, sprung floor rehearsal space, changing rooms and cafe.
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Location ID: #10227417
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As one of Englands finest and largest medieval cathedrals, Winchester Cathedral is a spectacular and inspiring location for film-makers and photographers alike. It boasts soaring architecture, a stunning vaulted ceiling, an atmospheric Crypt, ...
Location ID: #10266549
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A private Jacobean Manor in the North Cotswolds. Bretforton Manor dates back to the Mediaeval era when it was owned by Evesham Abbey. It was acquired by Henry VIII and passed on to Elizabeth I. The Ashwin family were gifted the manor by Elizabeth. ...
Location ID: #10227701
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This lighthouse was an essential part of navigation for the new river Nene cutting; a vast straight drainage channel excavated to help drain low lying inland areas known as the Fens.
Due to the desperate need for farmland to feed the nation, by ...
Location ID: #10227745
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A film, photography & event space in the heart of the UK, a brand new facility boasting a 9000 square ft infinity cove studio with all the amenities to support.
With easy, secure, independent access, we offer a delightful and elegant facility with ...
Location ID: #10266193
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Offers a range of impressive and unique historical and contemporary locations for film and photography shoots.
Founded originally as a Benedictine Monastery in 1832, the College is one of the country’s leading Catholic independent day schools and ...
Location ID: #10266381
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An historic building originally designed by retired Colonel Robert Smith, an accomplished architect, engineer, and artist. Smith designed the original property taking in influences from his travels across India & Europe.
After Smith’s death, the ...
Location ID: #10266358
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An idyllic clifftop Victorian seaside village hosting a Blue Flag wide sandy beach with colourful beach huts and shallow rock pools. The charming village has a parade of independent shops, pubs and places and stay, and the streets are lined with ...
Location ID: #10242362
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Information about this location has been provided by Dacorum Film Office. Historic Council Building, previously was a court house, still offices for LA. It has a traditional wood-panelled hall with a large stage, the area for seating in court is ...
Location ID: #10221812
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This pretty, coastal fishing village is made up of quaint alleyways and streets decked with traditional flint cottages, some of which have brightly coloured paintwork. The village is well kept and has plenty of facilities. The harbour has a pretty ...
Location ID: #10260522
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The Portchester Castle children's play area is situated alongside a large green open space and the 3rd century Portchester Castle can be seen in the background. The play area and green space is also positioned alongside Portsmouth Harbour with great ...
Location ID: #10262588
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Market Quay is an outdoor shopping and entertainment area situated alongside a large car park. Iron sculptures can be found in this area to commemorate Henry Cort, famous for inventing new ways of processing wrought iron and revolutionising the iron ...
Location ID: #10260525
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The award-winning Fareham Leisure Centre is positioned alongside a large green open space with a children's play area, skate park, tennis courts and a bowls club on-site. The leisure centre is run by Everyone Active and we would advise you to also ...
Location ID: #10260527
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Fareham High Street features 18th century Georgian architecture, much of it making use of Fareham Red Bricks. The High Street was designated a conservation Area in 1969. Access points to the High Street are via East Street, West Street and Wickham ...
Location ID: #10262590
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The Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Park is a 40 acre open space situated alongside Solent Airport on the historic Daedalus site. The Daedalus site dates back to 1917 and was first established as a Naval Seaplane Training School.
The park ...
Location ID: #10264488
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A magnificent house set in the middle of private grounds and occupying an elevated position overlooking its own valley and lake. The property has been refurbished to an exacting standard making it an ideal country retreat within one hours drive from ...
Location ID: #10266107
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A stunning natural limestone cave system located in Torquay, Devon, England. With its intricate network of chambers, narrow passageways, and dramatic stalactite and stalagmite formations, it offers a unique and atmospheric setting for film ...
Location ID: #10227991
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One of the most historically important buildings in the South, this Castle is one of the few remaining great medieval houses of England. Historical associations, almost continuous occupancy and careful preservation make the complex of buildings; ...
Location ID: #10226815
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Its about an hour north of London the manor (listed II) has medieval origins, and the earliest parts of Hall were built around 1540 but he hall was enlarged and extended in about 1910. The site was a residential college till 2015. The main entrance ...
Location ID: #10221610
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Situated on a cliff-top overlooking fine sandy beaches and the famous Victorian pier, this location also has two museums, spectacular cliffs, a cinema with three screens and Victorian streets which are little changed. Most of the great Victorian ...
Location ID: #10265816
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A beautiful, well-maintained 13th Century church with Victorian restoration. Features include a western tower with three bells, nave with clerestory, north and south aisles, chancel and south porch. The ceiling displays elaborately decorated ...
Location ID: #10265817
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Gifted to the village by the Reverend Smyth and the Smyth family of Elkington Hall, the Village Institute is a quintessential early 20th century rural village lodge. Built in 1905, the roof is decorated in a mock Tudor style, adding a distinctive ...
Location ID: #10265818
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Location ID: #10265871
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A large group of eight disused malt houses originally owned by the Bass Brewery of Burton upon Trent. Constructed between 1901 and 1907 to Herbert A. Couchman's design, the maltings are the largest group of malt houses in England; they have been ...