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Castles For Filming

Filming at Historic Castles – A Perfect Fusion of Heritage and Cinematic Magic

Step into a world where history and storytelling intertwine. Storied Collection’s castles for filming offer breathtaking locations filled with heritage, elegance, and grandeur. Whether capturing the intimacy of a royal chamber or the drama of a sweeping battlement, our properties provide the perfect setting for productions that demand beauty, authenticity, and a sense of timeless wonder.

Why Choose Historic
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Every castle within Storied Collection holds its own visual language. From the soft light through leaded windows to the grandeur of ancient halls, each space offers atmosphere and depth that few modern sets can replicate. These properties are not just filming locations but storytellers in their own right, enhancing every frame with authenticity, emotion, and timeless beauty.

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bellingham castle

Bellingham Castle

Castlebellingham, County Louth, Ireland
An elegant 17th-century Irish castle located in Castlebellingham, County Louth, Ireland. Built around 1690 by Sir Henry Bellingham, it served as an ancestral home until the 1950s.
Cambo House

Cambo House

Near St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Built in 1668, Cambo House is a Georgian–Victorian coastal estate featuring 18 Victorian-style guest bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, a walled garden, and a café. Set within 1,200 acres of parkland, woodlands, and two miles of sandy beach, it is a notable example of Scottish heritage and architecture.
Carlton Towers

Carlton Towers

Carlton, North Yorkshire, England
Carlton Towers is a Grade I listed stately home in the Gothic Revival style, located in Carlton, North Yorkshire, England. Originally built in 1614, the house was extensively rebuilt between 1873 and 1875 by architect Edward Welby Pugin. Set within 250 acres of parkland, it has been the family home of Lord and Lady Gerald Fitzalan-Howard for several generations.

Dabton House

Thornhill, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland
Dabton House, built in 1820, is a Georgian country house on the Queensberry Estate near Thornhill, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland. The house features classical villa-style architecture with pink sandstone ashlar, set within 27 acres of woodland and a four-acre formal garden. Refurbished in the 1980s, it offers elegant bedrooms, reception rooms, and a tranquil historic environment for guests.
Carlton Towers

Dungarthill House

Perthshire, Scotland
Dungarthill House is a Victorian country house set in the Perthshire countryside, Scotland. Surrounded by rolling hills and gardens, it features 11 bedrooms, spacious reception rooms, open fireplaces, and a billiards room. The house offers a charming, historic atmosphere with extensive outdoor spaces, making it a notable example of Scottish country living.
Dunskey Estate

Dunskey Estate

Portpatrick, Scotland
Dunskey Estate is a secluded coastal bolthole nestled in Scotland’s lowlands, set amidst 2,000 acres of picturesque countryside. Located outside the charming village of Portpatrick, it boasts a majestic Edwardian castle, luxury lodges, and panoramic views of the Irish Sea. Steeped in history and brimming with splendor, Dunskey offers the perfect environment for both large group getaways and small intimate gatherings.

Fenton Tower

Kingston, East Lothian, Scotland
Fenton Tower is a 16th-century fortified tower near Kingston, East Lothian, Scotland, just 20 miles from Edinburgh. Built around 1560, it was designed to provide views in every direction while offering protection from the elements. The tower has been restored to offer luxury accommodation with multiple bedrooms, elegant reception areas, and modern amenities, combining historic character with comfort in a secluded, scenic location.
Gilmerton House

Gilmerton House

North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland
Gilmerton House is a Georgian mansion in East Lothian, Scotland, originally built in 1686. Home to the Kinloch family for thirteen generations, it features ten en-suite bedrooms, six reception rooms, and a billiards room. Set within expansive grounds with woodland trails and gardens, the estate combines historic charm with a tranquil, scenic environment.

Gordon Castle

Moray, Scotland
Gordon Castle, located in Moray, Scotland, was originally built in 1479 by George Gordon, 2nd Earl of Huntly. The estate features a six-storey medieval tower, which was incorporated into a neoclassical house in the late 18th century. The castle was used as a military hospital during the First World War and was later demolished in 1954 due to dry rot, leaving only the central tower and east wing pavilion.

House of the Northern Gate

Dunnet Head, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland
House of the Northern Gate is a baronial-style house on Dunnet Head, the northernmost point of mainland Britain, Caithness, Scotland. Built between 1894 and 1906 by Admiral Alexander Sinclair, it features nine bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and expansive views over Dunnet Bay and the Pentland Firth. Set within 1,800 acres of moorland, the estate offers a historic and scenic environment.
Knowsley Hall, England

Knowsley Hall

Prescot, Merseyside, England
Knowsley Hall, in Prescot, Merseyside, England, has been the ancestral home of the Stanley family, Earls of Derby, since 1385. The earliest structure was built in 1495 and expanded over the centuries into a grand stately home. Surrounded by 2,500 acres of parkland, the estate includes gardens, woodlands, and historic architecture, showcasing centuries of English country house heritage.

Mapperton House

Beaminster, Dorset, England
Mapperton House is a Tudor/Jacobean manor in Beaminster, Dorset, England, originally built in 1540. The estate spans 1,900 acres and features award-winning gardens, rolling hills, and a wild swimming pool. The house offers nine bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, and historic architecture. Carefully preserved over centuries, Mapperton combines heritage charm with natural beauty, making it a notable example of an English country estate.
Markree Castle

Markree Castle

Collooney, County Sligo, Ireland
Markree Castle, built in 1802 in Gothic Revival style, sits on a 500-acre estate in Collooney, County Sligo, Ireland. The Cooper family transformed it from a fort into a grand residence, and it once housed the world’s largest refracting telescope. Renovated in 2017, it now operates as a luxury hotel and exclusive-use venue for weddings, corporate events, civil ceremonies, and filming.
orlagh house

Orlagh House

Rathfarnham, Dublin, Ireland
Orlagh House, built in 1790 by Dublin snuff merchant Lundy Foot, is a Georgian mansion nestled in the Dublin Mountains. The estate spans 50 acres and offers panoramic views of Dublin City Centre and the Irish Sea. The house features 14 bedrooms, a grand ballroom, and elegant reception rooms. It is available for exclusive hire for weddings, corporate events, and private parties.
Pentrehobyn Hall

Pentrehobyn Hall

Flintshire, North Wales, near Chester
Pentrehobyn Hall is a Grade I-listed Jacobean manor dating from 1540, located in Flintshire, North Wales, near Chester. Set amid 100 acres of parkland, the estate is approached via a long tree-lined drive. Owned by direct descendants of the original owners, the Lloyd family, Pentrehobyn Hall offers a rich history and a serene environment.

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FAQs – Filming at a Castle

Storied Collection offers a hand-picked portfolio of castles, manor houses, and grand estates across the UK and Europe. Each venue has been chosen for its distinctive architecture, authentic atmosphere, and cinematic potential – perfect for film, television, and commercial productions seeking truly memorable backdrops.

Yes. Storied Collection features filming locations throughout the UK, including England, Scotland, and Wales, as well as in Ireland and France. Each property offers a unique aesthetic, from medieval fortresses and stately manors to romantic châteaux and countryside estates.

Our venues accommodate a wide range of productions, including films, television series, music videos, brand shoots, product launches, and advertising campaigns. Whether you’re capturing a historic period piece or a modern luxury setting, we can help you find the ideal castle to bring your vision to life.

Not all projects are suitable for our historic locations. Each request is carefully reviewed to ensure it aligns with the property’s preservation requirements and respects its heritage. We prioritise productions that share our commitment to protecting and showcasing these extraordinary spaces.

Our dedicated Venue Advisors work closely with producers, location scouts, and creative teams to match each project with the perfect setting. We’ll help you identify the most suitable properties based on aesthetic, scale, accessibility, and production needs, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience from start to finish.

To enquire about availability or request a location proposal, simply contact our team or your dedicated Venue Advisor. We’ll discuss your production requirements, schedule, and any special considerations, ensuring the booking process is straightforward and tailored to your needs.

Many historic castles across the UK have appeared in iconic films and TV shows. Explore our Ultimate Guide to Castle Filming Locations for top sites and filming advice, or see our Castle Filming Locations Used in Pop Culture TV Shows article for castles that have starred on screen.

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