The 21 Yorkshire stately homes that have been used for film and TV shoots
By Grace Newton
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 BST
Updated 26th Mar 2019, 16:13 BST
East Riddlesden Hall
These country houses in Yorkshire have all appeared on our screens.
They've been used as filming locations for movies, TV costume dramas and other projects.
The family-owned stately home in North Yorkshire has appeared twice as Brideshead Castle in two different adaptations of Evelyn Waugh's novel Brideshead Revisited, in 1981 and 2008
This house near Rotherham is being restored. Has appeared as Buckingham Palace in ITV's Victoria and in WW2 epic The Darkest Hour. House of Commons scenes in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell were shot here too
Family-owned estate near Wetherby where scenes from Victoria, The Darkest Hour and The Syndicate were all shot
This well-preserved Victorian house in Doncaster was the home of a coal mine-owning family. Has appeared in Victoria and The Darkest Hour
The estate near Skipton is a popular filming location and can be seen in Wuthering Heights (the 2009 version), Possession and The Thirteenth Tale
This Georgian manor near Ripon is still family-owned and has a glittering TV resume. It's appeared in Victoria, Peaky Blinders, Mansfield Park, Charles III and Poirot mystery The ABC Murders
The seat of the Lascelles family, Earls of Harewood, between Leeds and Harrogate, famously appears as Buckingham Palace in Victoria
The privately-owned house near Malton appears in a 2015 adaptation of the J B Priestley play An Inspector Calls. Scampston's dining room was used for interior shots oft he Birling family's mansion
The seat of the Barons Feversham near Helmsley is another TV regular. It's appeared in Victoria, Parade's End and a new adaptation of children's classic The Secret Garden
