A Grade II listed Regency property, once the residence of Lord Gladstone, and distinguished by its magnificent Regency portico at the entrance. Set within 16 acres of private grounds, the estate combines six acres of formal gardens and a further eight acres of enchanting woodland. The gardens are a unique blend of landscaped tree park and bird sanctuary, offering both elegance and natural beauty as versatile backdrops. The estate includes several additional buildings that expand its creative potential. A summer house with a veranda overlooks the gardens, with sweeping views of the swimming pool, tennis court, and golf green. The converted stable block provides further residential-style interiors, featuring three reception areas, two utility rooms, and five bedrooms, while the garage block offers four enclosed parking spaces
The main house itself offers six distinctive reception rooms, including a grand 40-square-foot ballroom with soaring ceilings, a billiard room of similar scale, an impressive library, an extensive dining room, a large open kitchen-diner, and a relaxed TV lounge. These spaces balance period grandeur with versatile layouts, making the property highly adaptable for a variety of productions. With its 10-foot-high perimeter railings, two electronically controlled gates providing access at both the front and rear, and complete seclusion with no overlooking neighbours, the estate offers not only privacy but also logistical ease for crews. Together, these features make Dane End House a striking and practical choice for filming and photography.
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