Enquiry for Location 3227

Set high above the English Channel on the eastern coast of the Isle of Wight, Beachfield is a striking period house with a history dating back to 1839. Its stone elevations, slate tile roof and carefully restored sash windows give the property an immediate sense of authenticity and character, while a wisteria-clad veranda frames some of the most dramatic uninterrupted sea views on the island.

Located in Sandown Bay, the house sits a short walk from the beach, promenade and town, with long stretches of sandy shoreline and coastal walking routes to Yaverland and Shanklin providing further location options in the immediate vicinity. Sandown train station is within walking distance, with onward ferry connections to Portsmouth and Southampton - London is around 2.5 hours door-to-door, making the location comfortably accessible for cast, crew and equipment.

Inside, Beachfield offers a rare combination of scale and intimacy: soaring ceilings, ornate coving, dado rails and original fireplaces sit alongside a working billiard room, a wine cellar, and a galleried, roof-lit staircase - giving production teams a genuine variety of period backdrops within a single, private property. The gardens, terraced rockery, south-facing veranda and heated garden room extend the usable footprint outdoors, with the sea as a constant backdrop.