AUSTEN | Yorkshire, UK
Historic Georgian Stately Home
Characterised by its thoughtfully maintained architecture and timeless Yorkshire aesthetic, this property projects a sophisticated and high-spirited profile. Spread across four floors, the house offers three levels of versatile space defined by classic Georgian proportions and grand reception rooms. The interior transitions from an expansive open-plan entrance hall to a south-facing ballroom and a 1920s inspired basement cocktail bar. The arrangement of the historic library, billiards room, and formal dining areas provides a versatile architectural backdrop. The exterior is centred upon an extensive estate featuring landscaped gardens by Capability Brown, atmospheric 11th-century ruins, and ornamental ponds. Available for filming, photo shoots, and events.
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Historic Georgian stately home in North Yorkshire set within a large estate.
Four principal reception rooms including a grand dining room and a ballroom with abundant natural light.
Unique 1920s inspired cocktail bar and lounge situated in the original Victorian basement kitchens.
Variety of intimate smaller spaces including a library, billiards room, and breakfast room.
Landscaped gardens designed by Capability Brown offering sweeping rural vistas with no modern development in view.
Atmospheric 11th-century church ruins and ornamental ponds providing diverse heritage backdrops.
Extensive woodland and open countryside within the wider estate for natural exterior shoots.
Large interior and exterior spaces suitable for substantial production requirements and exclusive events.
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Filming & Photography
Events:
Capacity: The Ballroom can accommodate up to 150 guests. The nightclub space can host up to 200. For film and photoshoots, typically up to 250 crew can be accommodated on site, although specific requirements can be discussed with production teams.
Late License: 12.30am unless a late licence is applied for. -
Malton, North Yorkshire, UK
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The location is a family home and there are areas which are out of bounds. These will be clearly marked.
No stiletto's are to be worn within the house to protect the wooden floors.
Modifications: need to be temporary, easily reversed and approved in advance by the owners.
No painting and no tape to be stuck to walls or floors that will damage them.
