Biston Park Manor

Biston Park Manor is approached via a sweeping, winding driveway and an ornamental bridge crossing the lake

Designed and built in 1827 by Decimus Burton, whose work also included the forecourt of Buckingham Palace, London Zoo and Kew Gardens, the property combines striking Regency architecture with richly detailed interiors.

Inside, the house offers an array of distinctive shoot locations, from the Drawing Room with its hand-painted, period-appropriate Chinese wallpaper and antique furnishings to grand reception spaces and 13 individually designed bedrooms. The basement provides a contrasting aesthetic, with a private cinema, games room, wine cellar, gym and bar.