New Locations

Rib Farm is a 2,500-acre estate offering diverse countryside backdrops, including arable fields, grassland, 250 acres of woodland, 40 acres of vineyards, and the chalk-stream River Rib. Expansive fields, ancient woodland, vineyard rows, estate tracks, and unusual features like a gravel quarry and derelict gunpowder stores create a mix of open, natural, and distinctive filming locations.

Buildings include modern grain stores, isolated barns, and a small railway hut, providing practical and scenic options. With private roads, accessible tracks, and facilities for crews, Rib Farm is versatile for large-scale exteriors or more intimate productions, all within easy reach of London and major studios.

Ivykeep Estate is a 75-acre working farm centred on a late-17th-century castle, set within classic English farmland, woodland and water. The estate combines formal parkland, arable fields, ancient woodland, a wildlife-rich lake and atmospheric corners, offering a compact location with a wide range of scenic and historic backdrops.

The castle is complemented by stables, stone barns, a listed piggery and a mix of historic and modern farm buildings, alongside derelict structures including a gatehouse and ruined house. With formal lawns, tracks through woodland, a Christmas tree plantation and both vintage and modern farm machinery, Ivykeep Estate provides versatile settings for filming and photography, all within easy reach of major northern cities.

Featheridge Farm is a 310-acre working farm in Cumbria, centred on a Grade II listed farmhouse from 1824. Set along a private driveway with sweeping views across farmland to the Lake District and Scotland, it offers privacy and a strong sense of northern rural character.

The estate features a traditional red sandstone farmyard, an empty servants’ house, derelict buildings, woodland and crop fields, providing a mix of historic interiors, authentic agricultural settings and expansive countryside backdrops for filming and photoshoots.

Greendale Farm is a 130-acre traditional English working farm set on gently rolling hills, offering far-reaching views across the Aylesbury Vale and surrounding countryside. The elevated position, open pastures and private farm roads provide an expansive rural backdrop ideal for filming. The farmyard combines historic Victorian slate-roofed buildings, timber barns, stables and cart sheds, alongside a period farmhouse and working livestock, creating authentic agricultural settings. Additional features include hay barns, polytunnels, a walled garden and a large overgrown pond, giving productions a mix of practical and picturesque rural locations within easy reach of London studios.

Bluebell Farm is a 200-acre dairy farm set in gently rolling countryside alongside the River Wey, where open pasture meets riverside meadows and woodland. The farm supports a herd of over Jersey cows and uses regenerative methods, creating a natural mix of productive farmland, wildlife-rich grassland and epic landscapes.

The main yard centres on an operational milking parlour and livestock sheds, with a characterful former dairy courtyard of brick and stone buildings, a converted grain barn and a central clock tower. Beyond the yard, ancient woodland with spring bluebells, wide farm tracks, small woodland shelters and a tap-room style brewery space offer additional filming options. Easily reached from London, Bluebell Farm provides a compact but varied rural setting with both a working farm and scenic natural backdrops.

Fern Farm is a 200-acre wildlife-rich location made up of regenerated chestnut woodland, pine plantation, open pasture and a substantial area of rare lowland heathland. The gently sloping terrain creates a strong sense of scale, with rolling hills, wide horizons and an exposed, natural feel well-suited to atmospheric filming and photography.

Across the estate, landscapes shift between ancient woodland with clearings, wild heathland, ponds, orchards and open grassland. Simple woodland shelters and an isolated cabin sit discreetly within the trees, adding secluded elements to the setting. With its raw character and diversity of habitats, Fern Farm offers a striking natural environment for productions seeking untamed, rural backdrops within reach of London.

Allsorts Farm is a 1,900-acre working farm within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a wide mix of rural filming backdrops. The landscape spans arable fields, wildflower meadows, orchards, grassland and pockets of woodland, with a combination of far-reaching views and sheltered farmland.

Three varied farmyards sit at the heart of the estate, featuring Victorian red-brick buildings, a large farmhouse, terraced cottages, working barns, traditional and modern milking parlours, and derelict structures.

The farm also includes a working pub, separate hotel and secluded glamping areas, all available for filming, making it a flexible location for productions needing variety, facilities and on-site accommodation in one place.

Ciderpress Estate is a 2,000-acre working estate in the Hampshire countryside, offering a wide range of ready-made filming backdrops within a single location. The landscape includes expansive arable fields and commercial apple, cherry and pear orchards, rolling hills, parkland, wild grassland and ancient woodland with tracks, ponds and steep valleys, providing both open views and secluded, undisturbed settings.

The estate also features an architect-designed Victorian estate village with cottages and terraces, alongside authentic farmyards from the 1950s–1970s, modern barns, derelict structures and a wartime bomb shelter. With excellent space for unit bases and easy access to London and major studios, Ciderpress Estate suits productions seeking scale, variety and ready-made sets for filming and photoshoots.

Tawny Estate is a 3,000-acre country estate in the north of England, combining dramatic hills, valleys, rivers, lakes, moorland, and ancient woodland with historic and contemporary buildings. From a 1532 stately home and isolated cottages to farmyards, barns, walled gardens, and cabins, the estate offers an incredible range of interiors and exteriors.

With rewilded land, wildlife, waterfalls, a stone circle, a wild swimming lake, and private tracks, Tawny Estate delivers scale, variety, and cinematic character, all within around an hour of Prime Studios, Leeds, and Manchester.

Emerald Place is a 17th-century country house in the Forest of Dean, set within 20 acres of formal gardens, woodland, and whimsical touches. The property offers elegant interiors, a courtyard of restored barns, a bungalow and annexe for alternative looks, plus woodland tracks, ponds, and small clearings.

Quirky details, from life-size safari statues to vintage tractors and wagons, give productions playful, unexpected backdrops, all just an hour from Bristol, Bath, and The Bottle Yard Studios.