Filming

West Horsley Place is a flexible location for filming. The 15th-century manor house is filled with untouched rooms and features surrounded by walled formal gardens, 18th-century farm buildings and a 380-acre estate. It is ideal for authentic historic interiors and exteriors. We also have space for unit base and crew parking on site.

From filming to photoshoots, we have experience of accommodating all requirements and will work with you to help achieve the results you need. Previous productions filmed at West Horsley Place include:

Television

Harry Price: Ghost Hunter

The Durrells

Guerilla

The Crown

Sgt Pepper's 50th Anniversary

Silent Witness

Cuckoo

Vanity Fair

Ghosts

Films

My Cousin Rachel

Stan & Ollie

All proceeds from filming hire support the restoration of West Horsley Place.

For more information about filming at West Horsley Place please contact Clare Clinton on 01483 282032 or [email protected].

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