Where is pemberley in bbc pride and prejudice

Share: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Email. Find Mr Darcy at Basildon Park. Discover 'Rosings'. Emma at Claydon House. Filming at Dyrham Park. See Lacock as Meryton. Discover Mr Darcy's home. Sense and Sensibility at Montacute. Explore Saltram. Proposals and Pride and Prejudice at Stourhead. Discover more film location stories. Buy the book. In the end they found a house in Wiltshire called Luckington Court.

Luckily the owner was very welcoming because the house would be needed for ten weeks in total. Lacock village nearby was chosen to be Meryton. Pemberley was the next challenge. Jane Austen describes it as, "a large, handsome, stone building, standing well on rising ground, and backed by a ridge of high woody hills". The house had to be imposing and since it's supposed to be in Derbyshire, it had to look distinctively northern. Belton House is a National Trust property , which means members can visit for free.

For non-members, if you just want to visit the gardens then you can pay on the door. But if you also want to visit the main rooms inside the mansion, then this is via a pre-bookable timed entry system. Note that Sudbury Hall in Derbyshire was used for the interior shots. Lyme Park can be found close to the tip of the eastern side of the Peak District National Park, while Sudbury Hall is 45 miles south of there.

While Lacock Village was the setting of the fictional town of Meryton where we first meet the too-charming George Wickham.

Lacock Abbey is owned by the National Trust , which means members can visit for free , while non-members can pay on the door. Or read reviews on TripAdvisor. The stunning 17th century Chatsworth House was used as exterior shots for Pemberley, while some interior scenes were also filmed here. Wilton House in Wiltshire was also used for some interior Pemberley shots such as the library and drawing room. Take a look at their websites to find out when you can visit and how to book tickets online:.

The 17th century manor house of Groombridge Place near Tunbridge Wells in Kent served as the Bennet family home within the movie. Book tickets online in advance here. The beautiful National Trust-owned estate of Stourhead is home to one of the most iconic Pride and Prejudice locations of them all.

The Temple of Apollo overlooking the estate was where Mr Darcy finally confesses his love for Elizabeth… in the rain…. This temple even allows for weddings to take place here too!

While members can visit for free , non-members can buy their tickets on the door.