Which are your three favourite Midsomer Murders’ film locations? And why? I bet there’s at least one manor house or cosy cottage in there. Right?
On this website I have gathered as many filming locations as possible, arranged by episode. Only a few of them have a longer article on Midsomer Murders & History – where a link will take you straight there. But for all the others, and really as a must-have for any Midsomer Murders fan, I point you towards Sabine Schreiner’s brand-new Midsomer Murders Location Guide, published in the summer of 2025.
And now: have fun browsing. Open up the table of contents if you are looking for the locations of a particular episode.
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Special treat: Midsomer County Map – History Edition
Some of these Midsomer Murders’ film locations are places where Midsomer history has taken place. Not everything listed in my Midsomer Chronology can be located, But I have created a landmark from the familiar places: My map of Midsomer County – History Edition
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PILOT EPISODE
The Killings at Badger’s Drift
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
Davis & Co in Amersham doubles as Rainbird & Co. Funeral Directors.
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity Parish Church in Bledlow serves as the church of Badger’s Drift.
Brighton, East Sussex
Barnaby and Troy visit Mary Sharp in Brighton, where the seafront appears as itself.
They also drive along Marine Parade.
Cambridge
The Amateur Dramatic Club Theatre (ADC Theatre) is used for Causton’s theatre where Cully performs in ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore’.
Christmas Common, Buckinghamshire
The gate to Watlington Park stands in for the gate to Tye House.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of Little Missenden introduces the village of Badger’s Drift.
A house in Little Missenden is used as Mrs Rainbird’s bungalow, including the village green.
The village shop in Beamond End Lane is used as the shop in Badger’s Drift.
Slough, Buckinghamshire
Black Park Cottage near Slough is used as the Laceys’ house.
Thame, Oxfordshire
Thame Park stands in for Tye House.
The Lee, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of The Lee represents the village of Badger’s Drift, including the village green.
Season 1
01×01: Written in Blood
Aldbury, Hertfordshire
St John the Baptist Church in Aldbury doubles as the church of Midsomer Worthy.
A cottage in Aldbury is used as Laura Hutton’s house.
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
The Old Rectory in Beaconsfield stands in for Bouncing Barbara’s office.
Bosham, West Sussex
The village green in Bosham represents the village green of Midsomer Worthy. A house in Bosham serves as Max Jennings’s house, where he meets his secretary Barbara.
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
Establishing shot of Chesham as Barnaby and Troy drive through the old town.
A house in Chesham is used as the bookshop in Midsomer Worthy.
Chipperfield, Hertfordshire
The local pub in Chipperfield appears in the opening scenes, when Laura Hutton walks past.
A house in Chipperfield is used as Gerald Hadleigh’s house.
Another house in Chipperfield is used as Brian and Sue Clapper’s house.
London, South Kensington
The Royal Albert Hall appears as itself.
Meonstoke, Hampshire
The cottages in Meonstoke represent Darrow, Southern Ireland, in the opening scenes.
01×02: Death of a Hollow Man
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of the High Street represents Causton.
Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire
St Joseph’s Catholic Church is used as the church in Ferne Basset (or Causton?).
Latimer, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot: Harold drives through Latimer, closely followed by Barnaby and Troy.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
The Corn Exchange in Wallingford serves as Causton Playhouse.
01×03: Faithful unto Death
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
Oak Cottage serves as Sarah Lawton’s house.
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
Tatling End Police Station (then still in use) serves as Causton CID.
Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
St John the Baptist Church serves as the parish church in Morton Fendle.
The local pub stands in as the pub in Morton Fendle.
A tracking sequence shows Barnaby and Troy driving and running around the village green.
01×04: Death in Disguise
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of the High Street represents Causton.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
The local pub doubles as the village pub.
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
Tatling End Police Station (then still in use) serves as Causton CID.
Nether Winchendon, Buckinghamshire
Nether Winchendon House stands in for the Lodge of the Golden Windhorse.
A cottage is used for the house opposite the church.
Pednor, Buckinghamshire
A driving shot shows May Cuttle passing through Pednor on her way to tell Barnaby about the first death.
Another driving shot shows Heather and Ken Beavers, with Trixie, stopping in Pednor after a flat tyre while transporting bees.
Season 2
02×01: Death‘s Shadow
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity Parish Church in Bledlow serves as the church of Badger’s Drift.
Hyde Heath, Buckinghamshire
A house stands in for Richard Bayly’s house.
Peppard, Oxfordshire
Peppard Primary School represents Badger’s Drift Primary School.
Thame, Oxfordshire
Thame Park stands in for Tye House.
The Lee, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of The Lee represents the village of Badger’s Drift, including the village green.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
A villa on the Thames is used as the riverside pub where Cully Barnaby and Simon Fletcher have a drink.
The Corn Exchange in Wallingford serves as Causton Playhouse.
02×02: Strangler‘s Wood
Dorney, Buckinghamshire
Dorney Court represents The Fox & Goose Hotel.
Hambleden, Buckinghamshire
The village shop appears as the village shop in Midsomer Worthy.
The memorial outside St Mary the Virgin Church is seen when Barnaby and Troy stand next to it.
Closing shot: a view of Hambleden Mill at Mill End as the episode comes to a close.
Halton, Buckinghamshire
Halton House is used as Monarch Tobacco’s headquarters.
Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire
The golf course at Stoke Park is used as Midsomer Worthy’s Golf Club.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
The Corn Exchange in Wallingford serves as Causton Playhouse.
02×03: Dead Man‘s Eleven
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
Davis & Co in Amersham doubles as Stephen Cavendish’s interior design office.
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
The local pub doubles as The Queen’s Arms in Fletcher’s Cross.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
Littlewick Green is used for the cricket match.
A house at the village green is used as Doreen Beavis’s house.
A cottage called Portland Place is used as the home of Christine and Colin Cooper – the cottage Joyce Barnaby would love to rent.
Watford, Hertfordshire
Munden Estate serves as the Cavendish Estate.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
A shop stands in for the Beauvoisin Estates office.
02×04: Blood Will Out
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A shop in the village doubles as the place where Tom Barnaby buys new trousers.
Hambleden, Buckinghamshire
St Mary the Virgin Church doubles as the parish church in Martyr Warren, where Barnaby and Troy are seen climbing the tower.
Harpsden, Oxfordshire
A lodge is used as the unnamed lodge in Martyr Warren.
Season 3
03×01: Death of a Stranger
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
A building in Chesham serves as The Larches Nursing Home.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
A building in Cuddington is used as the police incident unit where Barnaby and Troy set up their investigation.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The parkland at Thame Park is used for the hunt scenes.
The Lee, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of The Lee represents the village of Upper Marchwood, including the village green.
The garden of the Cock & Rabbit pub is used as the pub garden in Upper Marchwood, where Gavin Troy eats his chicken korma sandwich.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
The Corn Exchange in Wallingford serves as Causton Playhouse.
03×02: Blue Herrings
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of the High Street represents the village of Aspern Tallow.
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A tea house is used as The Old Tea House in Aspern Tallow, where Barnaby meets Hilary Richards.
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
The local pub doubles as The Queen’s Arms in Fletcher’s Cross.
Hurley, Berkshire
A house doubles as Dr Clive Warnford’s house.
St Mary the Virgin Church is used as the parish church of Aspern Tallow, next to Dr Clive Warnford’s house.
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
Danesfield House near Marlow is used for the interior shots of the Lawnside Nursing Home.
Stonor, Oxfordshire
A local hotel serves as The Stonor Arms Hotel.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Payne & Son appears as itself, but is presented as a jeweller’s shop in Aspern Tallow rather than Wallingford.
03×03: Judgement Day
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor is used as Edward Aladice’s house.
Crocker End, Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
An establishing shot of Crocker End represents Midsomer Mallow.
The village green is used as the green of Midsomer Mallow, where the festivities for the
‘Perfect Village’ competition take place.
Fawley, Buckinghamshire
A farm in the village is used as Peter Drinkwater’s Windy Whistle Farm.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
A driving shot through Haddenham shows Little Kirkbridge.
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
Danesfield House near Marlow doubles as the hotel where Joyce and the other judges of the Perfect Village competition stay.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
The Market Hall appears as itself.
The local butcher’s shop is used as Ray Dorset’s butcher’s shop.
03×04: Beyond the Grave
Black Park Country Park, Buckinghamshire
Black Park Country Park is used as the lakeside location for a conversation between Tom Barnaby and Sandra MacKillop.
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor represents the museum of Aspern Tallow (formerly the manor of Jonathan Lowrie).
Chipperfield, Hertfordshire
The tea room on the village green is used as the tea room of Aspern Tallow.
A house is used as Linda Marquis’s house.
Ewelme, Oxfordshire
An establishing shot from Rabbit’s Hill, looking toward the almshouses of Ewelme, introduces the village of Aspern Tallow.
Later, Alan Bradford and his group are seen standing here when Eleanor Bunsall rides past them impatiently on her tricycle, ringing her bell.
Season 4
04×01: Garden of Death
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House in Long Crendon stands in for Inkpen’s Manor.
The Church House serves as the village hall where the parish meeting takes place.
04×02: Destroying Angels
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The local Red Lion pub doubles as the village pub in Midsomer Magna.
Penn Street, Buckinghamshire
A house serves as Colin Slater’s home.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
The interior of St Bartholomew’s Church in Brightwell Baldwin is filmed as the interior of Midsomer Magna’s church.
04×03: The Electric Vendetta
Beckley, Oxfordshire
Tracking shot: Sir Peter Rhodes is seen driving through Beckley on his way to Sir Christian Aubrey’s house.
Hyde Heath, Buckinghamshire
A house serves as the nursing home.
Pishill, Oxfordshire
The Crown pub in Pishill is featured as Midsomer Parva Village Hall.
Stanton St John, Oxfordshire
The village shop stands in for Midsomer Parva Stores & Post Office.
Stonor, Oxfordshire
A local farm is used as a filming location for exterior scenes.
04×04: Who Killed Cock Robin?
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
An establishing shot of Amersham High Street introduces the village of Newton Magna.
Dinton, Buckinghamshire
The village green at Westlington, a hamlet of Dinton, is used as the green of Newton Magna, where the body is found.
St Peter and St Paul’s Church in Dinton is used for the wedding scenes.
Hambleden, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot through Hambleden reveals a garage.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The local Red Lion pub serves as The White Swan in Newton Magna.
Tracking shot: a camera move through the village shows key locations.
Another tracking shot shows Joyce Barnaby standing behind the Red Lion (as The White Swan), looking out at the stream and duck house.
Little Haseley, Oxfordshire
A large house serves as Melvyn Stockard’s residence.
Oxford
Tracking shot: a wide street in Oxford is shown.
A shop in Oxford doubles as the Bits & Baubles shop.
Waterstock, Oxfordshire
The local riding school represents the riding school in Newton Magna.
04×05: Dark Autumn
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
The local pub doubles as The Plough in Goodman’s Land.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The village hall is transformed into the antique shop.
St Peter’s Church serves as Goodman’s Land church, where the funeral takes place.
The interior of the local pub appears as the interior of The Plough.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
Little Parmoor Farm is used as Holly Reid’s cottage.
Turville, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot: the windmill in Turville is seen in a wide view.
04×06: Tainted Fruit
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The Church House serves as the village shop.
Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
St John the Baptist Church represents the church in Midsomer Malham.
Towersey, Oxfordshire
A house is featured as Adam Keynes’s home.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Newington House stands in for the Townsends’ Manor House.
Season 5
05×01: Market for a Murder
Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Tracking shot through Goring-on-Thames establishes the atmosphere of Midsomer Market.
Ipsden, Oxfordshire
Brazier’s Park stands in for Chetwood House.
Shiplake, Oxfordshire
Selwyn Proctor is seen walking through Shiplake churchyard on his way to see Ginny Sharp.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Newington House serves as The Four Feathers Hotel.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
An establishing shot of Warborough’s village green introduces Midsomer Market.
The local pub, The Six Bells, doubles as the village pub of Midsomer Market.
05×02: A Worm in the Bud
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot through Bledlow is used to establish the atmosphere of Midsomer Worthy.
High Barnet, Hertfordshire
The Barnet Council Offices are featured as Midsomer Court House, where James Bartlett and Simon Harrington fight in the opening scene.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The village common in Balinger, a hamlet of Little Missenden, is used as the playground where Caroline and James Harrington meet.
Lower Assendon, Oxfordshire
The Golden Ball pub features as the local pub in Midsomer Worthy.
Stanton St. John, Oxfordshire
The village shop stands in for Midsomer Parva Stores & Post Office.
Tracking shot along the cottages of Stanton St John shows the village atmosphere.
Stonor, Oxfordshire
A farm in Stonor is used as Simon Bartlett’s farm.
05×03: Ring Out Your Dead
Bray, Berkshire
The ringing chamber at St Michael’s Church in Bray is used for the bell-ringing scenes of Midsomer Wellow.
Christmas Common, Buckinghamshire
The gate to Watlington Park stands in for the gate to Rosalind Parr’s house.
Monks Risborough, Buckinghamshire
The bells of St Dunstan’s Church are heard in the soundtrack, though the church is not shown on screen.
Tracking shot along Monks Risborough’s cottages represents Midsomer Wellow.
North Stoke, Oxfordshire
The village hall serves as Midsomer Wellow Village Hall.
Various tracking shots through North Stoke provide views of Midsomer Wellow.
Taplow Village, Berkshire
The village green doubles as the green of Midsomer Wellow, where Emma waits for the bus and Dennis catches her (and where the makeup scene takes place).
A local tea room is featured as Sue Tutt’s Cosy Kitchen, from which she throws her husband’s clothes out of the upstairs window.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
The exterior of St Leonard’s Church is used for the exterior of Midsomer Wellow’s church, while the ringing chamber scenes were filmed in Bray and the bells of Monks Risborough are heard.
05×04: Murder on St. Malley‘s Day
Black Park Country Park, Buckinghamshire
The forest scenes for the St Malley’s Day race were filmed in Black Park.
Egham, Surrey
Royal Holloway College stands in for Devington Hall.
Tring, Hertfordshire
The Natural History Museum in Tring serves as the girls’ school.
Turville, Buckinghamshire
A house in Turville serves as Dudley Carew’s house.
The Bull & Butcher pub features as the pub in Midsomer Parva.
Tracking shot: the boys are seen running through Turville during the St Malley’s Day race as they pass through Midsomer Parva.
Season 6
06×01: A Talent for Life
Adwell, Oxfordshire
Adwell House serves as Isobel Hewitt’s residence.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
Various tracking shots of Haddenham represent Malham Bridge.
A driving shot on the road just before the entrance to Haddenham shows Barnaby and Troy leaning out of the car windows.
A building in the village features as Scholey’s Restaurant.
Ruth Scholey and Leo Bantock pause to talk by one of Haddenham’s characteristic witchert walls.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
A house on the village green is used as Quentin Roka’s antique shop.
The cottage Portland Place is featured as one of the village homes (the Goffs?).
Shabbington, Buckinghamshire
The local pub, The Old Fisherman, appears as itself and serves as Malham Bridge’s pub.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The village hall in Remenham, a hamlet of Henley, is used for Cully’s photo exhibition.
Closing shot: Tom Barnaby puts his arm around Gavin Troy’s shoulder as they leave the exhibition.
Worminghall, Oxfordshire
The disused airfield is the location where Isobel Hewitt drives her Jaguar across the runway.
06×02: Death and Dreams
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
The Moore children are seen running past the cottages and across a bridge; one of these cottages serves as the band’s headquarters.
Stonor, Oxfordshire
The cricket ground of Stonor Cricket Club doubles as Midsomer Worthy’s ground, where Hannah and Ettie Moore picnic and offer Barnaby a cup of tea.
Thame, Oxfordshire
Chestnut Farmhouse in Moreton, a hamlet of Thame, is used as Martin Wroath’s house.
06×03: Painted in Blood
Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire
Part of the Roald Dahl Museum doubles as The Shires Bank.
The Lee, Buckinghamshire
The village green serves as the site where the Midsomer Florey Watercolour Society assembles.
06×04: A Tale of Two Hamlets
Brill, Buckinghamshire
The windmill in Brill serves as Sarah Proudie’s house in Lower Warden.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot along Frogmore Lane shows Barnaby driving into Lower Warden.
The Eight Bells pub doubles as Upper Warden’s pub, where Danny works and Joyce remarks on the “delicious gazpacho.”
Lewknor, Oxfordshire
Various tracking shots show St Margaret’s Church (interior scenes filmed elsewhere).
The primary school in Lewknor serves as Upper Warden’s school, where the police set up their headquarters.
On a green cottage door the inscription “LEV 18–16” can be seen.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
Tracking shots depict Lower Warden.
Part of a large cottage doubles as the Ellis Bell Museum.
Wisely, Surrey
Foxwarren Park stands in for the Smythe-Webster estate.
06×05: Birds of Prey
Britwell Salome, Oxfordshire
Britwell House serves as Naomi Sinclair’s residence.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
A cottage in Cuddington is used as Macpherson’s house.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shots show St Mary’s Church and the Church End with its lake.
A house in the village is used as the butcher’s shop.
Ruislip, Middlesex
Ruislip Crematorium doubles as the crematorium of Midsomer Magna, where Charles Edmonton’s funeral is held.
Season 7
07×01: The Green Man
Sapperton, Gloucestershire
Sapperton Canal Tunnel stands in for Midsomer Canal.
Harefield, Middlesex
An establishing shot of the Grand Union Canal opens the episode, introducing Midsomer Worthy and Tom, “the green man.”
Later, towards the end, Cully Barnaby and Daniel Webster walk along the canal, where Daniel makes his confession.
07×02: Bad Tidings
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
Tyringham Hall serves as the Spearmans’ house.
A cottage features as the Thompsons’ house.
The local village hall (possibly the parish hall) is used as Midsomer Mallow’s village hall.
The Bernard Hall is featured as the location for the Spanish Evening.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
A restaurant Henley-on-Thames is used as Café Vitners in Midsomer Mallow, where Cully and her friends have a drink.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The local pub, The Six Bells, doubles as the pub where Scott has a drink with the Barnabys.
A local store is featured as the filming location for Sergeant Scott’s flat.
A house in Warborough serves as Charles Rust’s home.
07×03: The Fisher King
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
A house in Gerrards Cross stands in for Causton Library.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The village hall is used as the venue for David Heartley-Reade’s book signing session.
Mapledurham, Oxfordshire
Mapledurham House serves as the Heldmans’ house.
Oxford
The Ashmolean Museum appears as itself, visited by Tom Barnaby and Dan Scott.
07×04: Sins of Commission
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
The gatehouse in Beaconsfield doubles as the gatehouse to Maplin Hall in Midsomer St Michael.
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
Chapter One Bookshop features as the bookshop in Midsomer St Michael.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The local pub, The Six Bells, serves as the village pub in Midsomer St Michael.
07×05: Maid in Splendour
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The George Hotel doubles as The Maid in Splendour pub.
Dorchester Museum is used as the premises of the local conservation society in Midsomer Worthy.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
A house in Haddenham is used as Cruikshank’s garage pumps.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
The White Hart Hotel is featured as The Maid in Splendour pub after its refurbishment.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A building in Thame serves as the Causton Arts Centre, visited by Scott and Cully.
07×06: The Straw Woman
Ibstone, Buckinghamshire
Ibstone School is used as Midsomer Parva School.
Turville, Buckinghamshire
Turville School doubles as the village hall of Midsomer Worthy.
The village green near St Mary the Virgin Church is the site where the straw woman is erected.
A house in Turville is used as Liz Francis’s home.
07×07: Ghosts of Christmas Past
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
St Mary and All Saints’ Church serves as Causton’s parish church.
In its churchyard, Barnaby and Scott are seen inspecting a grave.
Denham, Buckinghamshire
The opening shot along a street in Denham shows the road travelled by the family members on their way to the manor.
St Mary’s Church in Denham doubles as Causton’s church, where the Barnabys, the Villiers and their guests attend the Christmas Eve service.
Harpsden, Oxfordshire
Harpsden Court serves as Draycott Manor.
Season 8
08×01: Things That Go Bump in the Night
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
A shop on Market Square serves as The Crystal Goddess, the spiritual goods store.
Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The Old Post Office on Henley Road doubles as Fletcher’s Cross Post Office.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
Top Barn serves as the exterior of Elizabeth Key’s home.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Long Crendon Manor stands in for the Spirit of Friendship Spiritualist Church.
Nether Winchendon, Buckinghamshire
St Nicholas’ Church appears as the local church in Fletcher’s Cross.
Quainton, Buckinghamshire
The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre (former Quainton Road Station) serves as the disused Fletcher’s Cross railway station.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A courtyard off Upper High Street is used for the exterior of Pennyman’s Funeral Parlour.
08×02: Dead in the Water
Aston, Oxfordshire
A riverside house is used as the stakeout point where Barnaby and Scott watch Guy Sweetman’s boat.
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A shopfront in Beaconsfield Old Town serves as the grocery store where Hettie Trent works.
Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Houses in Dorchester serve as the homes of Guy Sweetman, Mrs Sharp, and Sandra Tate.
Frieth, Buckinghamshire
Frieth Church of England Combined School serves as Morton Fendle Village School.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Henley Bridge appears as the road bridge in Morton Fendle during the regatta scenes.
Moulsford, Oxfordshire
A tracking shot across the Thames at Moulsford shows Claire Bonavita’s house.
A riverside property in Moulsford stands in for Claire Bonavita’s home.
Maidenhead, Berkshire
Maidenhead Rowing Club serves as Morton Fendle Rowing Club.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A café in Thame doubles as a café in Morton Fendle.
08×03: Orchis Fatalis
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor serves as Munro Hilliard’s house in Midsomer Malham.
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
Oak Cottage serves as Madeleine Villiers’ home.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
The green and duck pond at Church End appear in an establishing shot.
A nearby half-timbered house is used as Margaret Winstanley’s cottage.
Oxford, Oxfordshire
The University of Oxford Botanic Garden glasshouse stands in for the Orchid House.
Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire
Grey’s Court serves as Midsomer Abbey.
Stoke Talmage, Oxfordshire
St Mary Magdalene Church is used for the funeral scene.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
A shop interior on High Street is used as the Midsomer Travel office.
Watlington Library appears as Causton Library.
08×04: Bantling Boy
Dorney, Buckinghamshire
Dorney Court stands in for Bantling Hall.
Lee Gate, Buckinghamshire
The Lee Gate pub doubles as the Hammer & Pennant pub.
Loosley Row, Buckinghamshire
Gomme’s Forge and adjacent cottages are used for village exterior shots.
Windsor, Berkshire
Royal Windsor Racecourse serves as the racecourse where ‚Bantling Boy’ wins his race.
08×05: Second Sight
Cookham, Berkshire
A building on High Street serves as Rodden’s Solicitors.
The Crown pub appears as the restaurant in Midsomer Mere.
Ipsden, Oxfordshire
Braziers Park stands in for Lower Midsomer Mere House.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Frogmore Lane is used for the scene where Barnaby nearly runs over ‘Little Mal’ Kirby; it also represents the spot where Little Mal previously saved local schoolchildren by foreseeing a runaway lorry accident.
Penn Street, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity Church appears as Midsomer Mere Church.
Twyford, Berkshire
Twyford railway station stands in for Causton Station.
Worminghall, Oxfordshire
Worminghall Village Hall serves as Midsomer Mere School.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The Six Bells pub appears as the local pub in Midsomer Mere.
08×06: Hidden Depths
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A former bank building serves as the Shires Bank in Causton.
Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire
The Crown Inn appears as the village pub in Midsomer Magna.
Little Milton, Oxfordshire
A cottage serves as Morgan’s Estate Agents office.
08×07: Sauce for the Goose
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
The exterior of The Maltings in Old Amersham serves as the exterior of Plummer’s Relish factory.
A storefront in Amersham is used as the antiques shop visited by Amelia Plummer.
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
The Two Brewers pub appears as a local pub in Little Upton.
Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
A house on High Street is used as Dexter Lockwood’s father’s house.
08×08: Midsomer Rhapsody
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A private residence serves as Michael Maybury’s home.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
St Peter’s Church appears as the church in Badger’s Drift.
Little Haseley, Oxfordshire
A country house serves as Noah Farrow’s home.
A thatched cottage serves as Arthur Leggott’s house.
Islip, Oxfordshire
The Swan Inn appears as the local pub in Badger’s Drift.
Reading, Berkshire
Swallowfield Park stands in for Cedar Oaks Nursing Home.
Watlington, Oxfordshire
An old storefront on High Street is used as Harvey Crane’s Antiques.
Season 9
09×01: The House in the Woods
Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire
A cottage serves as the Fluxes’ house.
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A tracking shot along a street is used when Tom Barnaby goes to visit the solicitors.
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The George Hotel appears as The Feathers Hotel.
Lewknor, Oxfordshire
A barn location is used for the scene where Joyce Barnaby asks for directions to the House in the Woods.
Lewknor Primary School appears as the local school in Midsomer Newton.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A shop serves as Harriet Davis Estate Agents.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
A street in Warborough is used for the scene where Joyce Barnaby meets the Fluxes.
A nearby house serves as Grace Woodhall’s home; the house next to it is shown as Gerry Moore’s development.
The Six Bells pub appears as the local pub in Midsomer Newton.
09×02: Dead Letters
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
The interior of The Lions of Bledlow serves as the interior of the Hearts of Oak pub in Midsomer Barton.
Chalford, Buckinghamshire
A cottage serves as Grace Starkey’s home and stables.
Coleshill, Buckinghamshire
A cottage appears as Marion Slade’s house.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House serves as Dr Wellow’s house.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
A house is used as the Goodings’ home.
The local library doubles as Causton Library.
Dinton, Buckinghamshire
The village green appears in the Oak Apple Day carnival scenes.
The exterior of a restaurant serves as the exterior of the Hearts of Oak pub.
09×03: Vixen‘s Run
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A jewellery shop appears as a jeweller’s in Causton.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
St Peter’s Church is used for the opening church scenes.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
A cottage serves as Lady Annabel Butler’s home.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Swan Hotel appears as the hotel where Lucinda and Simon meet.
The Oxfam Bookshop doubles as Jenny’s Bookshop.
Additional tracking shots through Thame are used in this episode.
Watford, Hertfordshire
Munden Estate stands in for Haddington Hall.
09×04: Down Among the Dead Men
Beer, Devonshire
A fishing hut appears as Peter and Carol Hatchard’s fishmonger’s in Fennacombe Bay.
The boat jetty is used for the sequence where Hatchard and Barnaby set off in pursuit of the Florians.
Branscombe, Devonshire
The bay is used for the picnic scene with Tom and Joyce Barnaby.
Cadsden, Buckinghamshire
The Plough pub serves as the local pub in Midsomer Worthy.
Cholesbury, Buckinghamshire
A house appears as Martin Barrett’s home.
Devon, Devonshire
A coastal house stands in for the Florians’ seaside home.
Hambleden, Buckinghamshire
A garage is used for the scene where Barrett’s car is examined.
Quainton, Buckinghamshire
The bridge at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre is seen when Barnaby and Jones look down onto the railway tracks.
09×05: Four Funerals and a Wedding
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
St Mary and All Saints Church stands in for St Mary at Plea in Broughton.
Brill, Buckinghamshire
All Saints Church also appears as St Mary at Plea in Broughton.
The Red Lion pub doubles as The John Knox pub.
A house serves as the Incident Centre.
The exterior of Pankhurst Hall appears as Pankhurst Hall in Broughton.
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The interior of Dorchester Village Hall serves as the Incident Centre interior.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
A cottage appears as Dr O’Dowd’s home.
Watford, Hertfordshire
Munden Estate serves as Marwood Manor.
09×06: Country Matters
Chearsley, Buckinghamshire
The Woodman pub appears as the local pub in Elverton-cum-Latterley.
The village store serves as Elverton Village Stores & Post Office.
Fingest, Buckinghamshire
A house serves as Rose and Dora Southerley’s home.
Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
Pinewood Studios stands in for Midsomer District Council.
09×07: Death in Chorus
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A shop serves as Causton Music Store.
Denham, Buckinghamshire
St Mary’s Church is used for the choir rehearsal scenes of Midsomer Worthy.
Forty Green, Buckinghamshire
The Royal Standard of England pub appears as the pub where Tom and Joyce Barnaby eat.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
St Nicholas Church in Henley’s hamlet Rememham serves as the parish church in Elverton-cum-Latterley.
Towersey, Oxfordshire
A house appears as Connor Simpson’s home.
Windsor, Berkshire
A house serves as Francis Crawford’s home.
09×08: Last Year‘s Model
Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey
The interior of County Hall (including the old courtroom) serves as Causton Crown Court.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The Town Hall exterior appears as Causton Crown Court.
Fairmile Cemetery is used for the cemetery scenes.
A tracking shot shows Henley Bridge over the Thames.
The Arcyll pub appears as the local pub in this episode.
Season 10
10×01: Dance with the Dead
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The Post Office serves as the post office in Morton Fendle.
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
A cottage appears as Rosemary Wood’s home.
Frieth Hill, Buckinghamshire
A cottage serves as Carol Prentice’s home.
The Village Hall appears as the village hall in Morton Fendle.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
The interior of the Village Hall is used for the dance school scenes and later for the Forties Dance Fête.
Sarratt, Hertfordshire
A tracking shot through the village shows Barnaby and Jones driving past.
10×02: The Animal Within
Hambleden Lock, Buckinghamshire
Hambleden Lock and the Lock Keeper’s Cottage appear as the lock and keeper’s cottage in Midsomer Deverell.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
A house serves as Eileen and Richard Carnack’s home.
A cottage appears as Janet Bailey and Jeremy Thacker’s cottage.
Another house is used for the Mama Lucy Museum.
10×03: King‘s Crystal
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield Station stands in for a station in Midsomer County, probably Causton Station.
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
The Lions of Bledlow pub doubles as The Dog & Partridge in Midsomer Magna.
Bulbourne, Hertfordshire
The Ironwork Gallery on the Grand Union Canal serves as the King’s Crystal factory.
A nearby house appears as Henry & Sons Masonic Funerals.
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
A tracking shot runs along Marlow.
All Saints Gate appears as the church gate in Midsomer Magna.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
St Katherine‘s serves as The Masonic Lodge.
Peppard, Oxfordshire
All Saints Church serves as the parish church in Midsomer Magna.
10×04: The Axeman‘s Cometh
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
The Market Square appears as the market square in Badger’s Drift where members of The Hired Gun arrive.
The local pub serves as the village pub in Badger’s Drift.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Long Crendon Manor stands in for Badger’s Hall.
The neighbouring house at the entrance to the manor grounds serves as the Harcourts’ home.
10×05: Death and Dust
Lewknor, Oxfordshire
A house appears as Megan Mostyn’s home.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House serves as James Kirkwood’s home and practice.
Nant Peris, North Wales
A house stands in for Huw Mostyn’s home.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
A shop appears as David Mostyn’s home-furnishings store.
10×06: Picture of Innocence
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The Village Hall is used for the Luxton Deeping Photo Exhibition.
A cottage serves as Eddie Carfax’s home.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
A house appears as Steve Bright’s home.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A shop serves as Caspar Madrigal’s photo shop.
A house appears as Lionel Bell’s home.
A tearoom is used as a coffee bar.
10×07: They Seek Him Here
Chalford, Buckinghamshire
A house appears as Gwen Morrison’s and Neville Hayward’s home.
Guildford, Surrey
Loseley Park stands in for Magna Manor.
Harpsden, Oxfordshire
A tracking shot shows Ben Jones driving past Harpsden Cemetery while tailing George Innes.
Hurley, Berkshire
The Ye Olde Bell Hotel serves as the Magna Hotel.
10×08: Death in a Chocolate Box
Chinnor, Oxfordshire
The Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway serves as Holm Lane Junction.
Chinnor Station stands in for Midsomer Holm Station.
The Lee, Buckinghamshire
The Cock & Rabbit pub appears as The Safe Haven in Midsomer Holm.
Twyford, Berkshire
Twyford Station serves as Causton Station.
Wainhill, Buckinghamshire
A tracking shot shows Barnaby and Jones crossing Wainhill Crossing on their way to Midsomer Holm.
Season 11
11×01: Shot at Dawn
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
The Barn serves as the Hammonds’ house.
A house is used as the Chadwick Partnership Solicitors office.
Another house appears as Causton Developments.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
The graveyard of St Mary the Virgin serves as the churchyard in Midsomer Parva, with the graves of Douglas Hammond and Thomas Hicks.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
A house is used as Will Hicks’s studio.
Littleworth Common, Buckinghamshire
The Jolly Woodman pub appears as the local pub in Midsomer Parva.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
The village green of Nettlebed‘s hamlet Crocker End serves as the village green in Midsomer Parva.
Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire
The Information Centre is used as Causton Social Services.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Village Hall stands in for Causton Town Hall.
11×02: Blood Wedding
Colstrope, Buckinghamshire
A cottage serves as Peggy Benson’s home.
Denham, Buckinghamshire
St Mary’s Church is used for Cully Barnaby and Simon Dixon’s wedding ceremony.
Forty Green, Buckinghamshire
The Royal Standard of England pub appears as the location where Cully and Simon meet, and also where Ben Jones meets Sally Fielding.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The Village Hall serves as the village hall of Midsomer Parva.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The Church House is used as Midsomer District Council Library.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
Joyce Grove stands in for Bledlow Manor.
Peppard, Oxfordshire
All Saints Church appears as the church in Bledlow Village.
Thame, Oxfordshire
A house is used as the printing office where Tom Barnaby collects the wedding order of service.
11×03: Left for Dead
Coleshill, Buckinghamshire
A terraced house serves as Mark and Louise’s home.
Frieth Hill, Buckinghamshire
A cottage is used as Ron and Libby’s home.
Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
The bridge over the River Loddon and surrounding area are used for the flashback scenes in which Patrick Bradley is drowned as a child.
Thursley, Surrey
St Michael and All Angels Church appears in the wedding scenes of Mark and Louise Purdy.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The Six Bells pub serves as the local pub in Dunstan.
11×04: Midsomer Life
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield Police Station stands in for Midsomer Constabulary Police Station.
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
The local pub appears as the pub in Midsomer Sonning.
Oak Cottage is used as Martin Reid’s house.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
The Parish Office is used as the prison office.
The Village Hall foyer appears as the entrance to the prison.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Spread Eagle Hotel serves as The Morecroft Hotel.
The Tourist Office is used as the offices of Midsomer Life.
Tracking shots along the High Street show Thame’s exteriors.
11×05: The Magician‘s Nephew
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A café is used as the location where Tom Barnaby and Ben Jones meet Tristan Balliol.
Bledlow cum Saunderton, Buckinghamshire
A house serves as Jean and Derek Wildacre’s home.
Englefield, Berkshire
Englefield House stands in for Wilmington’s house.
St Mark’s Church appears as the parish church.
Eton, Berkshire
Eton Antique Bookshop serves as Hugo Cartwright’s bookshop.
The George Inn appears as the local pub.
Harpsden, Oxfordshire
A cottage is used as Felicity Brand’s home.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
A butcher’s shop appears as Anton Thorneycroft’s butcher’s.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
The Village Hall is used for the Children’s Magic Show.
Tracking shots along the High Street are featured.
Windsor, Berkshire
A hotel stands in for Causton Magistrates Court.
A tracking shot shows Barnaby and Jones walking across Eton Bridge after leaving the court.
11×06: Days of Misrule
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A street is used for the scene where the stolen car is found.
Chipperfield, Hertfordshire
The local pub is used as Calham Cross Inn.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
A house appears as Mitchinson’s home (the house with the Santa display).
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Town Hall stands in for Causton Town Hall, in front of which the carol singers perform.
11×07: Talking to the Dead
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Nether Winchendon House stands in for Lynton Pargetter’s home, Monks Barton Priory.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
A shop is used as the Paradorma shop.
A building is used for Cyrus’s lecture.
A house appears as Bow Clayton Vicarage.
St Mary the Virgin Church serves as the parish church in Bow Clayton.
Farnham, Surrey
The ruins of Waverley Abbey stand in for the ruins of Monks Barton Abbey.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The Red Lion pub appears as the village pub in Bow Clayton.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
St Katherine’s serves as the Pines Nursing Home.
Wormsley, Buckinghamshire
Two cottages are used for the homes of Hester and Stanley Goodfellow and Molly and Colin Thomas.
Season 12
12×01: The Dogleg Murders
Changeover, Oxfordshire
Changeover Manor serves as Will Tunstall’s house.
(Filming locations for the golf-club scenes remain unconfirmed. There may be three different golf courses in Buckinghamshire and Surrey.)
12×02: The Black Book
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield Police Station stands in for Midsomer Constabulary Police Station.
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
Chesham Museum is used for Patricia Blackshaw’s gallery and the headquarters of The Hogson Society.
Eton, Berkshire
The Barker Gallery appears as Anthony Prideaux’s gallery.
Ewelme, Oxfordshire
A tracking shot from Rabbit’s Hill shows Matilda Simms explaining to Tom Barnaby where Henry Hogson must have stood while painting Bishop’s Drift.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Henley Town Hall serves as the auction room.
Marlow, Buckinghamshire
Henley Town Hall serves as the auction room.
12×03: Secrets and Spies
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
The exterior of the Reading Room serves as Causton Museum.
A tracking shot along the street beside the green shows the mock funeral procession.
Dorney, Buckinghamshire
Dorney Court stands in for Allenby House.
Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire
The Chalfont Motor Company appears as The Wells Motor Company.
Hedgerley, Buckighamshire
A tracking shot shows cottages and the village pond.
The White Horse pub doubles as The Allenby Arms, and its garden shed serves as Seth’s Shack.
Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey
Kingston Crematorium is used as the crematorium in Midsomer Parva or Causton.
London
Kensal Green Cemetery appears in the opening and flashback scenes set in East Berlin.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The interior of Thame Museum serves as the interior of Causton Museum.
Wormsley, Buckinghamshire
The interior of Thame Museum serves as the interior of Causton Museum.
12×04: The Glitch
Brightwell Baldwin, Oxfordshire
A cottage serves as Melanie and Tom Jeffers’s home.
Crowthorne, Berks
Wellington College stands in for St Frideswide.
Farnham, Surrey
The ruins of Waverley Abbey appear as the ruins of St Frideswide.
Forty Green, Buckinghamshire
The Royal Standard of England pub serves as the local pub in Aspern Tallow.
Hyde Heath, Buckinghamshire
A cottage appears as Emily’s house.
Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire
Stoke Court stands in for Soft Earth Systems headquarters.
12×05: Small Mercies
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Stoke Court stands in for Soft Earth Systems headquarters.
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The exterior of the White Hart Hotel serves as the exterior of the hotel.
The Pigeons Tea Room doubles as the Butterball Tea Room in Little Worthy.
Ewelme, Oxfordshire
The local pub doubles as The Plough in Little Worthy.
Hyde Heath, Buckinghamshire
The local pub doubles as The Plough in Little Worthy.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House stands in for the Compton family home.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
A shop serves as the gift shop.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
A shop serves as the gift shop.
12×06: The Creeper
Leatherhead, Surrey
Polesden Lacey House stands in for Chatham Park House.
12×07: The Great and the Good
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
The Royal Saracen’s Head Hotel appears as a restaurant in Badger’s Drift.
Frieth Hill, Buckinghamshire
Frieth School serves as the primary school in Badger’s Drift.
The Village Hall is used as Justin Hooper’s studio.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
The cottage Portland Place serves as Imogen and Lettie Stroud’s home.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The Six Bells pub appears as the local pub in Badger’s Drift.
A house beside the village green and pub serves as Connie Bishop’s home.
Season 13
13×01: The Made-to-Measure Murders
Chinnor, Oxfordshire
A house in Chinnor serves as Trevor Michin’s home.
A shop features as the Woodley & Woodley Store in Milton Cross.
Denham, Buckinghamshire
St Mary the Virgin Church represents the Catholic church in Milton Cross.
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
The local pub doubles as the village pub in Milton Cross.
Munden, Hertfordshire
Munden Estate stands in for Edward Milton’s house.
13×02: The Sword of Guillaume
Adwell, Oxfordshire
St Mary’s Church serves as the church in Midsomer Parva, where Sir Guillaume is buried.
Brighton, East Sussex
Brighton Pavilion appears as itself for the reception scenes with the band playing.
Brighton Town Hall, the Grand Hotel Tearoom, and both the Main Pier and the ruins of the old West Pier also appear as themselves.
The “Horror Hotel” on the pier is featured as itself.
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
The former NatWest Bank building doubles as The Shires Bank.
Ewelme, Oxfordshire
Tracking shot: Tom and John Barnaby are seen standing on a hill overlooking the sea with this view behind them.
Harefield, Middlesex
The Coy Carp pub beside the Grand Union Canal serves as the restaurant where Ben Jones and Gail Stephens attempt to have a meal.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
St John the Baptist Church is used for interior shots of Midsomer Parva’s church.
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Newington House features as the home of the Guillaume family, including Lady Matilda.
13×03: Blood on the Saddle
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The village hall is featured as a filming location.
Littleworth Common, Buckinghamshire
The interior of The Jolly Woodman pub doubles for the Florey Arms.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The exterior of The Eight Bells pub is used for the Florey Arms.
A house provides the exterior for Adam Burbage’s opticians.
Another building serves as the local parish archives.
Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
Stocker’s Farm appears as the Lennox farm.
The interior of Anthony N. Gasson Opticians is used for Adam Burbage’s shop.
13×04: The Silent Land
Cholsey, Oxfordshire
The former Fairmile Hospital stands in for St Fidelis in March Magna.
Fingest, Buckinghamshire
A house features as Ian and Faith Kent’s home.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The local pub doubles as March Magna Library.
A cottage serves as Gerald Ebb’s house.
Another cottage is used as the March Magna Inn.
A building features as the Peach Perfect Florist.
The village hall is used for the concert hall in the opening sequence.
Rockwell End, Buckinghamshire
A farm is used as Alice and John Carver’s B&B.
13×05: Master Class
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
Dorchester Abbey serves as the church in Causton where Zoe plays the organ.
The Fleur de Lys Hotel doubles as The Devington Arms pub.
Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The churchyard appears as the graveyard in Causton where Zoe’s mother Molly is buried.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
The interior of St Katherine’s is used for Devington Manor.
Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
Watersmeet Theatre serves as Causton Concert Hall.
The Old Police Station features as Causton Police Station.
Stratfield Turgis, Hampshire
Closing shot: The Wellington Arms Hotel is seen at the end of the episode.
13×06: The Noble Art
Guildford, Surrey
Loseley Park stands in for Morchard Manor.
Latimer, Buckinghamshire
Opening shot: Barnaby and Jones drive through Latimer at the start of the episode.
Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
A small green in the village is used as the site where the Tom Sayers statue is unveiled.
Loosely Row, Buckinghamshire
Gomme’s Forge serves as The Foundry.
13×07: Not in My Back Yard
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Beaconsfield Police Station stands in for Midsomer Constabulary Police Station.
Coleshill, Buckinghamshire
A cottage in Coleshill serves as Maureen Stubbs’s home.
Cuddington, Buckinghamshire
The village shop doubles as the post office in Great Pelfe.
Dorney, Buckinghamshire
Dorney Court serves as Pelfe Hall, Fiona Conway’s house.
Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
The village hall features as Liz Gerrard’s house and farmstead.
Thame, Oxfordshire
Thame Town Hall appears as Causton Town Hall.
13×08: Fit For Murder
Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot along Church End.
The Des Res serves as Miranda Bedford’s house.
Slough, Buckinghamshire
Langley Park House stands in for Swavely Manor Health Spa.
Season 14
14×01: Death in the Slow Lane
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Black Horse pub serves as the local pub in Causton.
Windsor, Berkshire
Opening shot: In the first scene featuring John Barnaby, he and Ben Jones are seen crossing Eton Bridge.
Wokingham, Berkshire
Bearwood College stands in for Darnley Park School.
14×02: Dark Secrets
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Thamesfield Retirement Home serves as The Riverside Nursing Home.
Mapledurham, Oxfordshire
Mapledurham House stands in for the Bingham Estate.
Penn, Buckinghamshire
Penn School doubles as Causton Comprehensive School.
14×03: Echoes of the Dead
Albury, Surrey
Albury Park features as Great Worthy School.
Dorney Berkshire
White Heather Garage and Cottage serve as the Merrymans’ garage and house.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot along Juggs Lane.
The Red Lion pub doubles as The Signalman pub in Great Worthy.
St John the Baptist Church serves as the parish church of Great Worthy.
The village shop features as Bernard’s Hardware Store.
Ropley, Hampshire
Ropley Station appears as Great Worthy Station.
14×04: The Oblong Murders
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor stands in for Malham Manor, home to the Oblong Society.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The Eight Bells pub serves as the local pub in Midsomer Malham.
14×05: The Sleeper Under the Hill
Warborough, Oxfordshire
A house in Warborough is used as Caradoc Singer’s home.
Another building serves as Midsomer Mow Police Station.
14×06: The Night of the Stag
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Tracking shot: Aidan Hardy is seen running down the road here.
Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire
Chiltern Open Air Museum doubles as Henton Mission Room.
Crowell, Oxfordshire
The local Shepherd’s Crook pub serves as The Apple Tree pub in Midsomer Herne.
Upton Fruit Farm features as Anthony Devereux’s farm.
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The grounds around Dorchester Museum are used for the maypole scenes.
Sydenham, Oxfordshire
The Crown pub transforms into The Stag Inn in Midsomer Abbas.
St Mary’s Church serves as the parish church of Midsomer Abbas.
The village hall appears as Midsomer Abbas Village Hall.
14×07: A Sacred Trust
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
Amersham Hospital stands in for Causton Hospital.
Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire
A cottage features as The Vertue Arms pub in Midsomer Vertue.
A house in the village serves as Midsomer Vertue Village Store.
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
Jungs Café is the spot where Jones talks to Tasmin.
Heath & Reach, Bedfordshire
Tracking shot: John Barnaby and Ben Jones drive through the village, passing the local inn and catching up with Duncan as he heads to his friend’s house.
Another tracking shot shows the entrance to the sand pits where the African scenes were filmed.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The Tudor House is featured as a filming location.
Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire
Greys Court serves as Midsomer Priory.
Shirburn, Oxfordshire
Tracking shot: Shirburn Castle is used for several exterior shots of the Priory in Midsomer Vertue.
All Saints Church features as the church of Midsomer Priory.
Tring, Hertfordshire
Corpus Christi Church appears as Father Behan’s church.
14×08: A Rare Bird
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Opening shot and later scenes: The Lions of Bledlow pub features as The Feathers in Midsomer-in-the-Marsh.
Dr Ian Markham is seen attending to a patient in this village.
Penn, Buckinghamshire
The Cottage Bookshop serves as Michael Hipsman’s bookshop in Lower Warden.
Hurley, Berkshire
A house in Hurley stands in for Dr Ian Markham’s home.
Heston, Oxfordshire
A house in Heston serves as Ralph Ford’s residence.
Season 15
15×01: The Dark Rider
Knebworth, Hertfordshire
Knebworth House stands in for Quitewell Hall.
15×02: Murder of Innocence
Aldbury, Hertfordshire
The village hall serves as Binwell Police Station.
The village store doubles as Binwell Village Store.
Chesham, Buckinghamshire
The exterior of St Mary’s Church stands in for the exterior of St Peter’s Church in Binwell.
The Elgiva Theatre features as the Fitness Centre.
The pond with ducks in Lowndes Park appears in several scenes.
Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire
A flat in a terrace house features as Thomas Brightwell’s flat.
Rickmansworth, Hertforshire
Rickmansworth Fire Station appears as Binwell’s fire station.
15×03: Written in the Stars
Hyde Heath, Buckinghamshire
The village hall is used for the interior of the yoga class hall.
Mill Hill, Greater London
UCL Observatory in London stands in for Stanton Observatory in Midsomer Stanton.
Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire
The Old Forge serves as the headquarters of the Midsomer Mercury.
A building in the village features as the Stanton Museum and Moonstone Ridge Tea Rooms.
Pearson Hall provides the exterior for the yoga class hall.
15×04: Death and the Divas
Adwell, Oxfordshire
St Mary’s Church serves as the parish church in Midsomer Langley.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
The cottage Portland Place features as Stella Harris’s house.
The village green is used for the film-festival tent site of the Stella Harris Film Festival, where Thirst for Blood is screened in the presence of Sarah and John Barnaby, Kate Wilding, Stella Harris and Diana Davenport.
Stonor, Oxfordshire
A farm in Stonor serves as Warden Organics.
15×05: The Sicilian Defence
Englefield Green, Surrey
Runnymede Hall on the Brunel University campus is used for the hospital and cellar scenes.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
St Katherine’s serves as the King’s Gambit Hotel.
Slough, Buckinghamshire
Black Park Country Park is used for tracking shots.
Warborough, Oxfordshire
Chestnut Cottage in Warborough features as Stannington’s house.
15×06: Schooled in Murder
Shiplake, Oxfordshire
Shiplake College stands in for Midsomer Pastures Preparatory School.
Taplow, Berkshire
A local shop doubles as Dutta’s Pharmacy.
Turville, Buckinghamshire
Opening shot: a wide view of Turville appears during the opening sequence.
The local Bull & Butcher pub serves as The Spotted Cow pub in Midsomer Pastures.
Season 16
16×01: The Christmas Haunting
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury End provides the setting for the Santa parade.
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House in Long Crendon serves as Morton Shallows Manor.
Great Milton, Oxfordshire
The local Bull pub doubles as The Blacksmith’s Arms.
16×02: Let Us Prey
Beaconfield, Buckinghamshire
A house in Beaconsfield features as Kate Wilding’s home – a recurring location throughout later episodes.
Hurley, Berkshire
St Mary the Virgin Church represents the parish church of Midsomer St Claire.
16×03: Wild Harvest
Hambleden, Buckinghamshire
Most of the episode was filmed in Hambleden, which appears as Midsomer Wyvern.
16×04: The Flying Club
Flaunden, Hertfordshire
The local pub in Flaunden doubles as the village pub in Finchmere.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Henley Business School serves as Belvoir Gym & Health Spa.
Penn, Buckinghamshire
A house in Penn stands in for the Rayners’ residence.
White Waltham, Berkshire
White Waltham Airfield appears as Finchmere Airfield.
16×05: The Killings of Copenhagen
Amersham, Buckinghamshire
The exterior of The Maltings stands in for the exterior of Calders Biscuit Factory.
Wisley, Surrey
Foxwarren Park serves as the Calder family home.
Season 17
17×01: The Dagger Club
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
The old courthouse in Long Crendon serves as the bookshop featured in the episode.
17×02: Murder by Magic
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor stands in for the Latimers’ manor house.
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
The garage of a private house features as Rhodri Probert’s florist shop.
Sydenham, Oxfordshire
The interior of The Crown pub doubles as the interior of The Green Man pub in Midsomer Oaks.
17×03: The Ballad of Midsomer County
Dorchester, Oxfordshire
The George Hotel serves as the hotel in Lower Crosby.
The Fleur de Lys Hotel provides the exterior for The Captain Farrell pub in Lower Crosby.
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire
Nettlebed Village Hall is featured as the Folk Festival Hall.
Sydenham, Oxfordshire
The interior of The Crown pub again doubles as the interior of The Captain Farrell pub in Lower Crosby.
17×04: A Vintage Murder
Twyford, Berkshire
Stanlake Park Wine Estate serves as Midsomer Vinae’s Winery.
Season 18
18×01: Habeas Corpus
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18×02: The incident at Cooper Hill
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18×03: Breaking the Chain
Warborough, Oxfordshire
An establishing shot of Warborough introduces the village of Burwood Mantle.
The local pub, The Six Bells, doubles as the village pub in Burwood Mantle.
18×04: A Dying Art
Fingest, Buckinghamshire
The local pub in Fingest doubles as the pub in Angel’s Rise.
Colstrope, Buckinghamshire
A cottage in Colstrope is featured as a filming location.
18×05: Saints and Sinners
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity Church in Bledlow serves as the church in Midsomer Cicely.
18×06: Harvest of Souls
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Season 19
19×01: The Village That Rose from the Dead
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19×02: Crime and Punishment
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
A house in Haddenham features as the local café.
The local butcher’s shop doubles as Colton’s Butchers.
19×03: Last Man Out
Watford, Hertfordshire
Munden Estate stands in for Germaine Troughton’s house.
Wormsley, Buckinghamshire
Wormsley Estate Cricket Ground and Pavilion serves as the cricket ground in Lower Pampling.
19×04: Red in Tooth & Claw
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19×05: Death by Persuation
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19×06: The Curse of the Ninth
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Season 20
20×01: The Ghost of Causton Abbey
Farnham, Surrey
The ruins of Waverley Abbey stand in for the ruins of Causton Abbey.
Henley-on-Thames
The village hall in Remenham, a hamlet of Henley, is featured as a filming location.
Hurley, Berkshire
Ye Olde Bell Hotel is featured in several scenes.
Parmoor, Buckinghamshire
St Katherine’s serves as the care home.
Thame, Oxfordshire
The Prebendal House in Thame stands in for Causton Abbey.
20×02: Death of the Small Coppers
Colstrope, Buckinghamshire
A cottage in Colstrope is featured as a filming location.
Littlewick Green, Berkshire
Tracking shot: the scene where Penny Kingdom and Jamie Winter kiss in front of the local pub was filmed here.
Penn, Buckinghamshire
Penn School doubles as Circulus School.
20×03: Drawing Dead
Dorney, Buckinghamshire
Dorney Court serves as Lord Argo’s house.
20×04: The Lions of Causton
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20×05: Till Death Do Us Part
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20×06: Send in the Clowns
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Season 21
21×01: A Point of Balance
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21×02: The Miniature Murders
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21×03: The Sting of Death
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Holy Trinity Church in Bledlow represents the church in Granville Norton.
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Chenies Manor stands in for Apley Court.
Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire
The Manor House serves as Melissa Deddington’s house.
21×04: With Baited Breath
Warborough, Oxfordshire
The local pub, The Six Bells, features as the village pub in Solomon Gorge.
Season 22
22×01: The Wolf Hunter of Little Worthy
Brill, Buckinghamshire
The windmill in Brill is used as Eric Gladberry’s home.
Hurley, Berkshire
Ye Olde Bell Hotel doubles as the traditional pub in Little Worthy.
22×02: The Stitcher Society
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22×03: Happy Families
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22×04: The Scarecrow Murders
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22×05: For Death Prepare
Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire
The Mill, the local theatre and restaurant, stands in for the Empson Theatre.
22×06: The Witches of Angel‘s Rise
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Season 23
23×01: The Blacktrees Prophecy
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23×02: The Debt of Lies
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23×03: A Grain of Truth
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23×04: Dressed to Kill
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Season 24
24×01: Devil‘s Work
Mapledurham, Oxfordshire
Mapledurham House serves as Stourwick Estate.
24×02: Book of the Dead
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24×03: Claws Out
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24×04: A Climate of Death
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