TV and Film Location

TV and Film Location

Plas Cilybebyll sits in around 120 acres of private grounds which includes 2 acres of mature gardens, a picturesque river, oak woodland, meadowland, grazed parkland and hillside areas with panoramic views of the Bristol Channel to the south and Brecon Beacons National Park to the north. There is a Georgian coach house, a folly and a number of traditional stone outbuildings on the adjoining home farm. The splendid nine bedroomed Manor house was remodelled in the Victorian era and famously bears resemblance to a French Chateau. It has spacious rooms, an ancient wine cellar, a library, a large kitchen, an indoor pool and tennis court. Other special features include the wide staircase, hallway and drawing room fireplace.

The grounds and estate outbuildings at this private location provide a spectacular backdrop for photoshoots, films, TV series, commercials and music videos. The header image shows Michael Sheen during filming of a Kelly Lee Owens music video featuring John Cale from the Velvet Underground and a magic toaster. Aerial drone footage of the house and grounds help to give an idea of the buildings layout and the suitability of the site as a filming location that will help to make sure that your production is a success.

Location Scout Checklist

Secluded and private

A variety of indoor and outdoor locations on large single owner site

Onsite accommodation available

Excellent parking

Spacious rooms for scenes

Good storage space for lights, cables, lenses etc

Field space for larger production vehicles

Power, water and toilet facilities

Low ambient noise

Spaces for performers to focus / change

WiFi throughout

Function room with catering space

Convenient to amenities

Excellent transport links (5 miles off M4 J45)

1 hour from Cardiff and 3 hours from London

Diverse locations nearby (off site) including spectacular coastline and beautiful mountains

Please contact us for further details if you would like to use Plas Cilybebyll as a filming location.

Dan Do (Boom Cymru) 2022