You know those stunning outdoor scenes? The rock garden, the lake, the bench where Elizabeth and Kate argue? Those weren’t at Wrotham Park at all. They were filmed at Stonor Park, another absolute gem in Oxfordshire. It’s like the show stole the best backyard from a completely different mansion.
Stonor Park is a real-life paradise. It’s been in the same family for over 800 years—yes, eight centuries. The crew used their Italianate gardens and the wild woodlands to make the show feel both elegant and slightly overgrown. It’s the perfect spot for a scandalous conversation, don’t you think?
The village scenes: a charming cheat
You might have noticed those cozy cobblestone streets and the pub where everyone looks suspicious. That’s not a set. It’s the real village of Culverton Green… wait, no, that’s the fictional name. The actual filming location is the village of Little Hadham in Hertfordshire. It’s tiny, adorable, and looks like it hasn’t changed since 1952.
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They even filmed inside a local pub called The Golden Fleece (though it was renamed for the show). If you visit, you can order a pint and pretend you’re a club member solving a murder. Just don’t ask the locals for clues—they’ll probably give you a funny look.
The best part? The show’s producers didn’t have to build a single fake street. They just borrowed these places and let their natural charm do the work. It’s like they walked into a postcard and said, “Yes, we’ll take all of this.”
