Location ID: #10299056
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Hook End Estate is a historic Tudor House with Elizabethan influence, originally built over 350 years ago and later expanded. Once owned by the Bishop of Reading, the manor retains its timeless English character — flintstone walls, oak beams, grand ...
Location ID: #10274241
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C1800 Cornish farm with largely original farmyard of barns/stables/shippens etc. Farmhouse and additional barns. Some character dilapidation. Private location surrounded by own agricultural land. Good area to rear for parking of numerous vehicles. ...
Location ID: #10227594
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Light, spacious, modern, bright 2 bedroom/2 bathroom 2nd Floor Apartment (ensuite to master and main family bathroom). Large living room, with small balcony. Wooden flooring throughout. Views to rear of other residential blocks and car park. Views ...
Location ID: #10299162
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Town centre Clitheroe
Location ID: #10223055
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Wisley & Ockham Commons, located by the A3/M25. A large SSSI site, made up of a mixture of pine woodland, heathland, sandy tracks and lakes.
Location ID: #10221645
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A detached Tudor-style residential house at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Excellent access & parking for film trucks.
A large beamed living room with traditional Claygate Fire and separate dining area, completely separate ...
Location ID: #10228753
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A typical small unaltered Cotswold village in the County of Gloucestershire. The village is two miles west of Tetbury and is home to Beverston Castle dating to the 12th Century, a Norman Church and some examples of fine Cotswold architecture.
Location ID: #10220914
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A suburban residential street featuring tidy and well maintained detatched housing.
Location is 19 miles, approximately 40 minutes from Central London.
Location ID: #10254157
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A converted stables built in 1880 approx. Recently renovated. Modern, spacious, simple 'Zen' style. High ceilings with exposed beams in central area of house (hall, lounge, kitchen - perfect for camera crane). Original red brick chimney stacks in ...
Location ID: #10299038
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Residing at the Shuttleworth estate the Swiss garden is an enchanting nine-acre regency garden dating back to the 1820s. The garden contains tiny, thatched buildings with twisted hazel and split cone decoration, cast and wrought iron humpback ...
Location ID: #10298605
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Tiny moorland chapel built and graveyard in 1487 and added to in the 1790’s, recently restored and back in use as a Community Resource. Located in Crowden in the Peak District National Park, 1400 feet above sea level with Black Hill behind and ...
Location ID: #10298747
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A local hub for the community as well as being a sought after venue for both sporting and non sporting, regional, national and international events. We offer venue hire for our 400 m outdoor athletics track, indoor sports hall and our function room ...
Location ID: #10298748
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An empty rural school in Exmoor National Park which has recently become surplus to requirements. The site has a typical small school building, with playground and grassy areas. Internally the school classrooms, offices, sports hall and kitchens are ...
Location ID: #10298754
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A lovely f-bedroom family home with a large office/garden studio (20x8) in the rear garden, available to rent now. Unfurnished or semi-furnished. Plus a newly renovated WC/ shower room downstairs. The property is in a cul-a-sac, a four-minute walk ...
Location ID: #10298793
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This ferry port is based in the charming town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. It offers the most scenic Isle of Wight ferry crossing, cruising across the Solent and down the Lymington River to Lymington in just 40 mins. There is a terminal ...
Location ID: #10298794
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Stylish Refurbished 5 Bed Home with Natural Light & Open Spaces
Welcome to Meadvale, a beautifully refurbished modern home in the peaceful countryside of Ingatestone, Essex - a versatile and light-filled filming location offering both contemporary ...
Location ID: #10298791
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A small Medieval building once used as a library, featuring a spectacular wood spiral staircase and balcony at one end. Part of the Wells Cathedral School campus, close to Wells Cathedral and The Bishop’s Palace.
Location ID: #10298872
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A narrow and historic cobbled street, with many houses dating from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Previously a main route into the town, it connects Christchurch Street East to St. John’s Church.
Paved in its entirety with stone setts, its ...
Location ID: #10299017
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A striking Victorian mansion set (built in 1875) within 425 acres of historic parkland, the house offers richly detailed period interiors and sweeping countryside views - ideal for period dramas, aerial/drone cinematography, and productions ...
Location ID: #10299033
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425 acres of historic parkland and sweeping countryside views - ideal for period dramas, aerial/drone cinematography, and productions requiring authentic rural landscapes.
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Location ID: #10299043
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Home to six atmospheric hangars filled with some of the world’s rarest airworthy vintage aircraft, this location is perfect for static aviation shoots (indoors and on the grass airfield), air-to-air filming, aerial work, and historically set ...
Location ID: #10298618
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Cressy Hall is an 18th-century Georgian country house surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, a moat, and mature parkland in rural Lincolnshire. The property features grand period architecture, large sash windows, original fireplaces, panelled ...
Location ID: #10298606
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Tiny moorland chapel built and graveyard in 1487 and added to in the 1790’s, recently restored and back in use as a Community Resource. Located in Crowden in the Peak District National Park, 1400 feet above sea level with Black Hill behind and ...
Location ID: #10298567
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In one of the most striking settings of any Norfolk church, St Mary’s stands on a rise overlooking the sweeping landscape between the Broads and the coast, with the great tower of Happisburgh in the distance. Not to be outdone by the stunning ...