Where is Bridgerton filmed? Lincolnshire among Regency locations in hit Netflix show
It is one of the greatest Elizabethan house in England.
Bridgerton is the hit Netflix show that dropped season four yesterday (January 29).
Fans of the Bridgerton clan can enjoy the romantic journey of second son, Benedict (Luke Thompson). Being available just in time for Valentine’s Day, Bridgerton is a visual feast.
It is filled with frothier-than-cappuccino costumes, dreamy landscapes that will have you speed-Googling ‘Where is Bridgerton filmed’ and brooding, debonair and downright dashing heroes expertly crafted by bestselling author Julia Quinn.
We always knew the UK has some pretty amazing spots- now it is nice to see an historic house just a day-trip from Derby, making its Bridgerton debut.
Burghley House in Lincolnshire is around 90 minutes away from Derby city centre by car.
It is one of the grandest surviving houses of the 16th century and a gorgeous example of the grand Elizabethan ‘prodigy’ houses constructed in honour of Queen Elizabeth I.
Burghley House makes it debut as Lady Araminta Gun’s residence, Penwood Park.
Eagle eyed Harry Potter fans will no doubt spot the character as Harry’s love interest, Cho Chang.
Burghley House has dramatic turreted chimneys and pristine Capability Brown designed landscape, making it the perfect setting for Bridgerton season four.
Step inside the sprawling house and you will see magnificent Italian Old Master artwork and Grinling Gibbons carvings, giving a glimpse into luxurious living of that era.
It is the second time Lincolnshire has been used as a setting in Bridgerton.
In Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, the spin-off series featured Belton House as the main filming site for King George’s residence.
Filming at the National Trust property saw staff at Belton House empty 10 rooms and protect them in preparation for filming.
Rooms and locations used for the series include the Italian Garden and Orangery, with filming crew also transforming the Marble Hall, scullery and kitchen corridors.
They also planted a vegetable garden full of cabbage, onions, sweetcorn, tomatoes, carrots, kale and potatoes.
Ian Cooper, General Manager at Belton House shed light on the behind the scenes filming. He said: “All areas were highly dressed with props, particularly the kitchen which became a lab.
“Viewers may not realise some scenes were shot at Belton, including the King’s bedroom, which was shot in the Marble Hall.
“The crew completely transformed this room, with new flooring, walls, and coverings over the windows.”
When is Bridgerton season 4 out?
Bridgerton is available to be devoured in two parts. The first half of Bridgerton season four will comprise four episodes.
It is available to stream on Netflix now.
The second half will be available Thursday February 26.
Seasons 1-3 and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story are all available to be streamed now.