Historic Tudor Manor Exterior & Rose Gardens, Hampshire

A 16th-century Grade II listed Tudor manor in Hampshire, featuring a historic timber-framed exterior and an acre of established, manicured English country rose gardens with lawns, cobbled areas, and outdoor seating. Ideal for editorial, heritage, food and drink, lifestyle, and botanical shoots, offering a charming and authentic backdrop. The location includes grounds and exterior only, with ample parking and a nearby pub.

The manor was built in 1547 and is Grade II listed, with cobbled areas, long lawns,  diamond outlined windows, and the bones of a house that has been continuously lived in for nearly five centuries. The shoot location covers the grounds and exterior only.

The grounds run to just over an acre of established, manicured English country garden. Rose beds are planted heavily with old English varieties, punctuated by Lutyens benches and rhubarb pots. The garden has real age and structure to it, photographs beautifully across seasons, and feels lived-in rather than landscaped for show.

The property is well suited to editorial, heritage, food and drink, lifestyle, and botanical shoots. It’s privately owned and managed directly, so enquiries and bookings are straightforward.

In terms of practicalities, the location works well for shoots and productions coming from London. 

The property sits 280 yards from a direct train line with a journey time of around an hour into the city, and there’s ample on-site parking for crews and vehicles. 

A pub sits next door, which makes catering logistics and crew downtime considerably easier, and all standard amenities are close by.


400 Year Old Manor Backdrop & Acre Of Established Rose Gardens, Hampshire

Tudor House for photo and film shoots

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£150