Large and colourful detached family house film location in Kent, combining substantial period architecture with bold contemporary interiors, six bedrooms, a cinema room and a tropical garden with swimming pool.
Recently renovated, the house offers large, high-ceilinged rooms with excellent natural light and a wide variety of distinctive looks. Bold contemporary colours and furnishings sit alongside period features including full-height wall panelling, decorative cornicing, wooden and parquet flooring and fireplaces.
The interiors range from bright and colourful family spaces to darker, more atmospheric rooms. A distinctive dark green family kitchen features a central island and large rooflight, while the spacious hallway and staircase combine deep blue-green walls, parquet flooring and colourful furnishings. Elsewhere, a moody cinema room with dark walls and furnishings provides a completely contrasting environment. The house has six generously sized bedrooms, offering further residential filming spaces as well as room for kit and crew where required.
Outside, the house has a well-proportioned mature garden with a swimming pool, patio and established tropical planting, creating another very different filming environment. A garage is available for cast and crew, while the large driveway provides on-site parking for up to eight cars.
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