Property News · January 29, 2018

How McMafia and other locations turned homes into nice little earners


TV crews and film-makers will pay handsomely to shoot in interesting homesTrudie Procter’s nine-bedroom estate in Bletchingley, Surrey has been the venue for many interesting sights. Her music room was once used as the backdrop for a fancy-dress party when a group of people dressed as nursery-rhyme characters, while on a different occasion the whole house and gardens were transformed into the home of a cheating politician.For the last 25 years Procter has hired out the large Georgian property she shares with her husband and two sons for photography and film shoots, commanding as much as £2,000 a day in fees. With multiple reception rooms, traditional wooden beams and colourful areas decorated with antiques and chandeliers, the house offers the unique setting many location scouts are looking for. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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