[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[A 13th Century Abbey house with a truly spectacular 5 acre garden which has brought praise from around the world. In the house itself, there is the Tudor hall and drawing room for film opportunities plus the undercroft which formed part of the Abbots’ lodgings built in 1265 and used as a dungeon during the English Civil War, the house itself being used as the Governor’s Residence by both Cavaliers and Roundheads]
[Every room has its own individual history. From the bottom of the ancient cellar to the crest of the original roof, Howard’s House remains a true testament to its role as the warm heart of this heritage village]
[Victorian Seafront and Pier, a seafront Bandstand and the Sovereign Harbour marina and the International Lawn Tennis Centre]
[A character property, originally a Presbyterian Manse built in 1906 in The Arts & Crafts Style. It retains many original features such as oak panelling and stained glass windows. It has three large bedrooms, a big dining room and a lovely sitting room. The house is very close to the centre of Eastbourne. The Seafront, the South Downs Way and the Royal Eastbourne Golf Club are close by. Beachy Head itself is but a short drive away]
[A 13th Century Abbey house with a truly spectacular 5 acre garden which has brought praise from around the world. In the house itself, there is the Tudor hall and drawing room for film opportunities plus the undercroft which formed part of the Abbots’ lodgings built in 1265 and used as a dungeon during the English Civil War, the house itself being used as the Governor’s Residence by both Cavaliers and Roundheads]
[Highlights of the town include St Bartholomew's Church]
[Historic churches of varying architectural styles]
[Formerly a vicarage. It is now an elegant Cotswold stone hotel set in seven acres on the outskirts of the Saxon village of Purton]
[The gardens contain a unique collection of buildings including a temple and theatre, a dell water garden, Nepalese buildings, a colonial Victorian Pavilion]
[Situated in the heart of Wiltshire's telegenic cluster between the villages of Castle Combe and Lacock]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[A terraced row of 17th century Flemish weavers' cottages, with traces of Flemish influence and a link to sheep farming in the nearby Cotswolds]
[A 13th Century Abbey house with a truly spectacular 5 acre garden which has brought praise from around the world. In the house itself, there is the Tudor hall and drawing room for film opportunities plus the undercroft which formed part of the Abbots’ lodgings built in 1265 and used as a dungeon during the English Civil War, the house itself being used as the Governor’s Residence by both Cavaliers and Roundheads]
[Set in lovely informal grounds with views over rolling Wiltshire countryside. Built around 1680 the house has many period features which include panelled walls, polished oak floor, extraordinary fireplaces, French Doors, an old terrace and huge shuttered windows]
[With it's almost Gothic Exterior and wonderful interiors this would be a fantastic location for many types of Period Drama. With eight comfortable bedrooms it will be perfect for accommodating senior members of the Cast & Crew]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[A wonderful Grade I listed, Jacobean Manor House found twenty minutes South of the historic city of Salisbury on the Wiltshire/Hampshire border]
[Formerly a vicarage. It is now an elegant Cotswold stone hotel set in seven acres on the outskirts of the Saxon village of Purton]
[A tranquil Georgian riverside home set in the valley of the River Kennet and just two miles from the attractive market town of Marlborough. This is one of the prettiest houses in Wiltshire, with wonderful views down to the river]
[An independently owned and run country house hotel nestled at the heart of an idyllic Wiltshire village. With a lovingly tended country garden with sloping lawns, and several secret bowers perfect for romantic moments]
[Dating from the mid 18th century, also has a wonderful Gardens location for TV, Films and Photo' Shoots. The extensive gardens contain a great many rare and unusual trees and shrubs, the garden has a star in the 2007 Good Gardens Guide]
[An independently owned and run country house hotel nestled at the heart of an idyllic Wiltshire village. With a lovingly tended country garden with sloping lawns, and several secret bowers perfect for romantic moments]
[Formerly a vicarage. It is now an elegant Cotswold stone hotel set in seven acres on the outskirts of the Saxon village of Purton]
[One of the country's finest private hotel]
[A 13th Century Abbey house with a truly spectacular 5 acre garden which has brought praise from around the world. In the house itself, there is the Tudor hall and drawing room for film opportunities plus the undercroft which formed part of the Abbots’ lodgings built in 1265 and used as a dungeon during the English Civil War, the house itself being used as the Governor’s Residence by both Cavaliers and Roundheads]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[Highlights of the town include: the Town Hall, built in 1793; the 17th century alms houses, built in 1648; the terraced row of 17th century Flemish weavers' cottages and St Bartholomew's Church]
[Situated in the heart of Wiltshire's telegenic cluster between the villages of Castle Combe and Lacock]
[The gardens contain a unique collection of buildings including a temple and theatre, a dell water garden, Nepalese buildings, a colonial Victorian Pavilion]
[Forest locations]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[With the 12th Century Abbey as a backdrop, this truly spectacular 5 acre garden has brought praise from around the world. There are monastic fish ponds, waterfall, stepping stones and a wooden footbridge across the river, woodland walks, arbours, rose covered walkways, knot gardens, lawns surrounded by thousands of roses (hundred of thousands of tulips in Spring), distant views across the valley to the horizon]
[Set in lovely informal grounds with views over rolling Wiltshire countryside. Built around 1680 the house has many period features which include panelled walls, polished oak floor, extraordinary fireplaces, French Doors, an old terrace and huge shuttered windows]
[With the 12th Century Abbey as a backdrop, this truly spectacular 5 acre garden has brought praise from around the world. There are monastic fish ponds, waterfall, stepping stones and a wooden footbridge across the river, woodland walks, arbours, rose covered walkways, knot gardens, lawns surrounded by thousands of roses (hundred of thousands of tulips in Spring), distant views across the valley to the horizon]
[The hotel nestles in a lovingly tended country garden with sloping lawns, and several secret bowers perfect for romantic moments]
[A wonderful Grade I listed, Jacobean Manor House. The Estate is made up of 1,300 acres of beautiful parkland and woodland and Production Managers should note that there is ample room for Unit Vehicles]
[Victorian herbaceous border and gardens with a croquet lawn and outdoor giant chess]
[Dating from the mid 18th century, also has a wonderful Gardens location for TV, Films and Photo' Shoots. The extensive gardens contain a great many rare and unusual trees and shrubs, the garden has a star in the 2007 Good Gardens Guide]
[Set in the heart of the Cranborne Chase, on the Dorset/Wiltshire border, the Rushmore Estate covers 7,500 acres including 700 acres of listed parks]
[12 acres of timeless English gardens]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes with rolling chalk downlands]
[With the 12th Century Abbey as a backdrop, this truly spectacular 5 acre garden has brought praise from around the world. There are monastic fish ponds, waterfall, stepping stones and a wooden footbridge across the river, woodland walks, arbours, rose covered walkways, knot gardens, lawns surrounded by thousands of roses (hundred of thousands of tulips in Spring), distant views across the valley to the horizon]
[A tranquil Georgian riverside home set in the valley of the River Kennet and just two miles from the attractive market town of Marlborough. This is one of the prettiest houses in Wiltshire, with wonderful views down to the river]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes, historic market towns, canals and prehistoric sites]
[Set in the heart of the Cranborne Chase, on the Dorset/Wiltshire border, the Rushmore Estate covers 7,500 acres including 700 acres of listed parks]
[With the 12th Century Abbey as a backdrop, this truly spectacular 5 acre garden has brought praise from around the world. There are monastic fish ponds, waterfall, stepping stones and a wooden footbridge across the river, woodland walks, arbours, rose covered walkways, knot gardens, lawns surrounded by thousands of roses (hundred of thousands of tulips in Spring), distant views across the valley to the horizon]
[Unspoilt rural landscapes and woodland]
[The woodlands contain one of the largest blocks of semi-natural broad-leaved woodland in southern England. For centuries these were the focus of the hazel underwood trades. The woods are now recognised as a wildlife site of national importance]
