Period-Perfect Georgian Home - Original Features

About the Space

A Grade II-listed Georgian terrace home, originally built in 1824 by the esteemed Soho architect Simeon Thomas Bull, this property showcases the classic symmetry and refined detail of Regency-era architecture. Set well back from the street, it maintains an imposing yet elegant elevation that’s typical of dignified period townhouses. Spanning five floors, this residence comprises five bedrooms, three reception rooms, two bathrooms, and a wet room, offering an abundance of versatile interiors for filming. There’s also a south-easterly facing garden, ideal for daylight exterior scenes. From the moment you step in, the sense of heritage is compelling. The center-hall entry leads to a deep foyer and beyond to a pair of reception rooms well suited for formal drama or historical productions. These principal rooms are bright and elegant, many retaining original period features such as high ceilings, moulded architraves, fireplaces, and other architectural flourishes that speak to its Regency pedigree. The property is laid out over five levels—ground, mezzanine, two upper floors and lower ground—which together offer flexible staging opportunities. Each level retains rich period character, helping offer variation in set styles: from formal parlours and drawing rooms to bedrooms with classic sash windows and versatile lower-ground service areas. Its vertical layout makes it ideal for multi-scene production needs. The south-east facing garden, while modest in size, is perfectly proportioned for garden party sequences or controlled outdoor shots. The light exposure in the mornings gives it a naturally luminous quality without harsh shadows. Its location is a key asset. Nestled in Kentish Town, within the London Borough of Camden, the house benefits from quick access to Kentish Town and Tufnell Park stations, making transport of cast, crew, and equipment straightforward. Nearby Kentish Town Road and Fortess Road offer visually appealing background streets and local shops, providing a rich urban tapestry for filming and supporting shots. Why this property is filming-ready: • Authentic Classic Interiors: Retained period plasterwork, high ceilings, grand proportioned rooms • Architectural Character: Georgian symmetry, tall sash windows, ornate door surrounds and cornices • Versatile Spatial Layout: Five floors provide multiple filming zones in one location • Garden Access: South-easterly garden offers natural light and exterior set flexibility • Prime London Setting: A real Georgian location in a conservation area, within central London yet quiet and sheltered—a rare find for location scouts • Access & Logistics: Easy proximity to public transport and access streets, plus backstage urban variety for moving cast/crew discreetly Potential Filming Use Cases: • Period dramas set in the Regency or Georgian periods • Modern dramas or thrillers needing classic interiors and upscale backdrops • Continuity interiors/exteriors featuring terrace-style streetscapes • High-end brand product shoots (fashion, design, lifestyle) In summary, this elegantly restored Georgian townhouse offers sophisticated interiors, versatile floor layouts, genuine period character, and a discreet yet accessible Central London location—an ideal filming backdrop for everything from historical drama to modern high-style shoots.