Old converted Victorian School House in the Chiltern countryside

The Old School House – Pitstone Victorian School Conversion | Distinctive Period Location | Buckinghamshire A striking 1859 former school built by Earl Brownlow, The Old School House offers a versatile and visually rich filming location in the heart of historic Pitstone. Situated opposite open fields with surrounding views of Pitstone Windmill and Ivinghoe Beacon, just 400 metres from a 15th-century church, the setting offers quintessential English countryside charm. Activities That Work Well Here: The space is ideal for filming period dramas, rural lifestyle content, family scenes, or creative projects requiring both historic and contemporary interiors. The garden and surrounding views support outdoor shoots with minimal modern interference. Layout & Usability: Exterior: Original school façade with twin symmetrical vestibules, a working school bell, historic chimney with Earl Brownlow plaque, and lattice Victorian windows. Interior Ground Floor: Modern kitchen with attached dining room, separated from a cozy lounge by a central double-sided log burner, great for flowing shots. Two bedrooms downstairs: a large 7-metre primary room and a child’s room with a custom wildlife mural—ideal for family scenes. First Floor: Unrestored open space, offering flexible potential for set dressing or behind-the-scenes use. Access: Two sets of French doors open to a wraparound garden, with ample natural light, a detached garage, and parking for up to three vehicles—practical for crew and equipment. Unique Features & Amenities: Fully functioning original school bell Historic architecture with preserved details and character Period chimney with original plaque Wrap-around garden and rural views Modern amenities within a heritage setting Flexible interior zones for varied shot types The Old School House provides a rare combination of historical authenticity and practical filming spaces in a quiet, accessible location.