The mansion where the iconic BBC TV series Pride and Prejudice was filmed has just gone on the market with a rather hefty price tag.
Luckington Court had the privilege of being home to the popular television show in 1995 for all six episodes - with the interior and exterior being used to showcase Longbourn, the Bennet family home. Based on the 1813 novel by Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice has had many remakes in both TV and film.
Now, the original owners have decided the time is right to put the iconic property up for sale - but not for a budget price. The home is described as a 11th Century dwelling house with original Tudor features and 16th Century remodeling, integral secondary accommodation, five further dwellings, farm buildings, nestled within a ring fence of permanent pasture and woodland with River Avon frontage in Luckington village.