FROM STONE TO SKY

A regenerative estate for film, landscape & culture

Forest of Dean · Wye Valley National Landscape

Aerial view of From Stone To Sky, with the historic farmstead surrounded by fields and woodland in the Wye Valley.

The Estate, in Numbers

65

acres

22

distinct filming environments

7

gated access points

2

places to stay

1

private estate

FROM STONE TO SKY — OFFICIAL SCOUT REEL
Forest of Dean · Wye Valley National Landscape · 120 seconds · Sound on

The Film Estate

THE LAND IS THE SET

Explore filming locations across a private 65-acre estate in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley National Landscape. Historic architecture and period outbuildings sit alongside woodland, meadow and water, with production facilities on site.

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One Estate. Multiple Worlds

Build Here. Base Here. Film Here.

Production infrastructure sits within the same private estate as the filming locations, allowing operational and camera-facing areas to work together efficiently.

DEDICATED 10-ACRE UNIT-BASE

110m² ART DEPARTMENT BUILD BOX

240m² TIN ROOF BARN · HGV DRIVE-THROUGH

7 GATED ACCESS POINTS

NO PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

ON-SITE ACCOMMODATION

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The Apple Loft and Puzzle Tree Cottage are the two places to stay within From Stone To Sky — surrounded by 65 acres of meadow, woodland, water and open sky.

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Stay between stone and sky.

The Biosphere Retreat

Go deeper into the landscape.

Seasonal experiences shaped by the place and the people working within it.

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A Living Landscape

Film is part of a larger story.

From Stone To Sky is exploring how filmmaking, ecological recovery, creative practice and hospitality can support the long-term stewardship of one landscape.

RESTORE THE LAND.
MEASURE THE CHANGE.
TELL THE STORY.
INVITE PEOPLE IN.
REINVEST.

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THE OBSERVATORY

The beginning can only be recorded once.

YEAR ZERO · 2026–27

Before restoration changes the landscape, we are recording its starting point.

Ecological surveys, photography, film, sound and long-term observation are creating a record against which future change can be understood.

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Silhouetted figure framed by a historic stone archway at From Stone To Sky.

YEAR ZERO · 2026–27


A long-term artistic response to the changing sound and character of From Stone To Sky.

Listening. Recording. Composition. Collaboration.

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THE LIVING SCORE

Listen to the landscape.

The Place.

One landscape. Many ways in.

FILM · STAY · LANDSCAPE RECOVERY · RESEARCH · SOUND · CULTURE

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