One of the many spectacular 'stately homes' seen on the smash-hit Netflix period drama, 'Bridgerton', which returns for a second series on Friday.One of the many spectacular 'stately homes' seen on the smash-hit Netflix period drama, 'Bridgerton', which returns for a second series on Friday.
One of the many spectacular 'stately homes' seen on the smash-hit Netflix period drama, 'Bridgerton', which returns for a second series on Friday.

Five 'Bridgerton'-style dream homes to drool over as TV drama returns

As the return of ‘Bridgerton’ hits our screens this week, let’s take a look inside five dream homes that wouldn’t look out of place on the set of the TV series.
By Richard Silverwood
Published 24th Mar 2022, 09:59 BST

Season two of the period drama is released on Netflix on Friday, and the ‘stately homes’ featured are sure to have eyes popping out of heads again.

So we asked Rightmove UK to locate a handful of historic ‘Bridgerton’-style properties across the country that we could drool over. And they have come up with these in our photo gallery, all worth at least £6 million.

Tim Bannister, a property expert with Rightmove, said: “The amazing architecture and interiors of the homes in ‘Bridgerton’ really captured the imagination of property lovers last year.

"Many are eagerly awaiting the show’s second series and the return of some truly incredible homes.

"To get ready for the series, we’ve taken a peek inside five dream properties that look straight out of the set of ‘Bridgerton’.”

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Tim Bannister, a property expert with Rightmove, said: “The amazing architecture and interiors of the homes in ‘Bridgerton’ really captured the imagination of property lovers last year.

Hurst Lodge in Berkshire, which is on the market for £8.5 million, is understood to date back to 1580. It was built by John Barker who, at the time, was a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I.

5. HURST LODGE, BERKSHIRE (£8.5 million)

Hurst Lodge in Berkshire, which is on the market for £8.5 million, is understood to date back to 1580. It was built by John Barker who, at the time, was a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I. Photo: Rightmove

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Chandeliers abound in this luxurious reception room at Hurst Lodge. The property has been modernised over the years, but it retains many of its period features, such as 17th century oak panelling and its original flooring and fireplaces.

6. Chandeliers abound

Chandeliers abound in this luxurious reception room at Hurst Lodge. The property has been modernised over the years, but it retains many of its period features, such as 17th century oak panelling and its original flooring and fireplaces. Photo: Rightmove

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The picture on the wall of David Bowie looks a touch incongruous, but it brings a quirky touch to a charming room at Hurst Lodge.

7. Space oddity?

The picture on the wall of David Bowie looks a touch incongruous, but it brings a quirky touch to a charming room at Hurst Lodge. Photo: Rightmove

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This spectacular, spacious bedroom is one of the highlights at Hurst Lodge, where there are 12 bedrooms in all, plus ten bathrooms. Set in 45 acres of parkland, the property comes with a converted coach house, farm buildings and a cottage.

8. Spectacular bedroom

This spectacular, spacious bedroom is one of the highlights at Hurst Lodge, where there are 12 bedrooms in all, plus ten bathrooms. Set in 45 acres of parkland, the property comes with a converted coach house, farm buildings and a cottage. Photo: Rightmove

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