Filming location · Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield
Old-town architecture, churches and nearby estates have supplied homes, police buildings and village streets throughout the run.

What it played on screen
From Beaconsfield to Midsomer.
The programme may use one building or street rather than the whole settlement.
Beyond the camera
About the real place
Beaconsfield has two distinct centres. The Old Town grew around a historic road junction and retains coaching inns, churches and period buildings, while the New Town developed around the railway in the early twentieth century. Screen productions mainly prize the older streets and the substantial properties nearby.
A location visit can be paired with Bekonscot Model Village in the New Town, one of Britain's oldest model villages, or with other south Buckinghamshire stops. Traffic through the Old Town can be busy, so it is better approached as a walking circuit from proper public parking than as a sequence of roadside photographs.
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Practical details
Visiting Beaconsfield
- Rail: Beaconsfield has a National Rail station on Penn Road. National Rail ↗ (checked 5 October 2026).
- Food and drink: The Royal Standard of England is listed as a pub in Forty Green; current food service is not confirmed here. (Site type checked 5 October 2026.)
Verified places used on screen
Filming sites in and near Beaconsfield
Dorney Court
Dorney · Buckinghamshire · Historic house and estate
Open filming-site file →The Royal Standard of England
Forty Green · Buckinghamshire · Pub
Open filming-site file →Stoke Court
Stoke Poges · Buckinghamshire · Manor house and estate
Open filming-site file →