A magnificent Grade II listed house with delightful period features.
This unique house has medieval origins and is full of original features, from Inglenook fireplaces to a Tudor bread oven. The house is thought to be one of the oldest continually - inhabited residences in Britain. The earliest part of the house is a medieval hall house from about 1450, extended with the addition of the first floor in the 1600s.
The house stands in about 1½ acres of secret, tree-lined gardens, a short hop from the hustle-and-bustle of central London - an ideal setting for garden party scenes or outdoor lifestyle shoots. It also showcases centuries of history, from its Tudor roots and medieval origins to the 16th-century landing and charming farmhouse features. A third phase of building saw the house extended again in the 1700s, when the main Georgian parts and the brew house were added.
With seven reception rooms, six bedrooms, and four bathrooms, this offers a wealth of film-friendly interiors, each with its own character and charm. The unique blend of original features and centuries of history at this house makes it an ideal filming location, offering a rich, authentic backdrop that brings storytelling
to life.
West Wickeham train station: 1.6 miles, East Croydon: 2.9 miles, Tram stop: Addington Village
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