About this location
This spacious four-bedroom detached house, built in the 1970s and retaining much of the period’s charm, is an authentic retro home filming location in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. An original retro kitchen, a green and grey bathroom suite, neutral rooms that act as a blank canvas, a bright lounge, a separate dining room and a private garden with patio on a quiet residential street suit period drama, commercials and lifestyle shoots.
Key features
- Spacious detached house built in the 1970s
- Retains much of its period charm
- Original retro kitchen
- Green and grey bathroom suite
- Neutral rooms that act as a blank canvas
- Bright, spacious lounge with garden outlook
- Separate dining room
- Private rear garden with patio
- Quiet residential street with driveway parking
Room breakdown
- Entrance hall
- Lounge
- Dining room
- Kitchen / breakfast room
- Utility room
- Downstairs WC
- Principal bedroom with en-suite and dressing room
- 3 further bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Integral tandem garage
- Rear garden and patio
Parking and accessibility
- Private driveway for multiple vehicles
- Integral tandem garage
- Overflow street parking with no permits or restrictions
- Step at the front entrance; no level access
Amenities
- High-speed full-fibre Wi-Fi
- Shops within walking distance
Rules and restrictions
Residential location – no excessive noise, especially early mornings, late evenings, or overnightRespect for neighbouring properties at all times
No alterations, fixings, or marks to walls, floors, ceilings, or exterior surfaces without prior written approval
Furniture, artwork, and décor must be returned to their original positions after use
Protective coverings to be used where required for floors and high-traffic areas
No smoking or vaping inside the property
No open flames, candles, or pyrotechnics without prior agreement
Crew numbers and equipment to be agreed in advance
Parking to be limited to agreed areas only (driveway / garage where permitted)
Any waste to be removed by the production at the end of the shoot