Haytor

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Haytor
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“Haytor, also known as Haytor Rocks, Hay Tor, or occasionally Hey Tor, is a granite tor on the eastern edge of Dartmoor in the English county of Devon.”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 15

The New Sense and Sensibility Film Takes Us to Bucolic Devon and Dorset

“It was a lovely time making a beautiful movie,” says location manager Ian Hutchinson of working on the latest Austen adaptation.

famous tourist spot with unusual jagged, rustic rock faces

10 things in this story
  • Dartmoor National ParkSightfilmed the Barton Cottage scenes
  • HaytorSightfamous tourist spot with unusual jagged, rustic rock faces
  • Elsewhere
  • Kingston Maurward HouseSightDorset, United Kingdominterior and exterior architecture provided the main backdrop
  • Parnham ParkSightDorset, United Kingdomprovided the lake at the back of the garden
  • Knebworth HouseAttractionHertfordshire, United Kingdomiconic Gothic exterior
  • Broughton CastleAttractionOxfordshire, United Kingdominteriors very much feel like a Gothic castle
  • Rainham HallMuseumLondon, United Kingdomdoubled for the interiors of Mrs Jennings’ house
  • Lincoln’s InnAttractionLondon, United Kingdomfilmed street scenes and exteriors
  • West Wycombe ParkSightBuckinghamshire, United KingdomItalianate architecture provided visual shorthand for wealth
  • Blenheim PalaceAttractionOxfordshire, United Kingdomestate grounds where a carriage reflection was filmed
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