The Long House
The residence at the heart of the estate — a pitched-ceiling hall long enough for a full tracking move, hung with rows of iron lanterns and opening into reception rooms on both sides.
The Long House is built around a single uninterrupted run of floor. The main hall carries a pitched white ceiling and a line of wrought-iron lantern chandeliers down its length, with timber plank flooring throughout — a natural dolly or Steadicam corridor with no set build required.
Off it sit a sequence of distinct reception rooms: a formal salon, a games hall wide enough for full-size tables, a dining room hung with equestrian portraiture, and a lounge with a book-matched marble hearth and trophy shelves.
Planted timber screens hung with pendant bulbs divide the spaces without closing them, so a unit can shoot through three rooms in depth on a single lens.
The residence shares an access point, power supply and permit envelope with the estate’s other three locations — a production can move between all four in a day.
Inside The Long House
