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Rainham Hall

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Rainham Hall
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“Rainham Hall is a Grade II* listed Georgian house, owned by the National Trust, in Rainham, in the London Borough of Havering. Built in 1729 for Captain John Harle, the house was transferred to the National Trust in 1949. Let to a succession of private tenants, it remained closed to the public…”
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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.

doubled for the interiors of Mrs Jennings’ house

10 things in this story
  • Rainham HallMuseumdoubled for the interiors of Mrs Jennings’ house
  • Lincoln’s InnAttractionfilmed street scenes and exteriors
  • 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
  • Dartmoor National ParkSightDevon, United Kingdomfilmed the Barton Cottage scenes
  • HaytorSightDevon, United Kingdomfamous tourist spot with unusual jagged, rustic rock faces
  • Knebworth HouseAttractionHertfordshire, United Kingdomiconic Gothic exterior
  • Broughton CastleAttractionOxfordshire, United Kingdominteriors very much feel like a Gothic castle
  • 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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