Once the setting for Mrs Bennet's ailing nerves, Lizzie and Jane's sisterly tête-à-têtes and Lydia and Kitty's witless ...

Luckington Court in Wiltshire was the Bennet family home in the BBC’s 1995 cult television adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, ...

The English manor known as Luckington Court was used as the Bennet family home. Luckington Court Image Credit: Woolley & Wallis Luckington Court exterior. Luckington Court ...

The historic Luckington Court estate that appeared in “Pride and Prejudice” as the Bennet family home just listed for $7.2 million.

Luckington Court is actually part of a larger estate with several additional structures, all of which are included in the listing. The massive estate includes multiple structures and dwellings.

Luckington Court isn’t the only house associated with Pride & Prejudice to come up for sale in recent years.In 2020, the house that served as Longbourn in the 2005 film version of Austen’s ...

Located in the Cotswolds, Luckington Court (fictionally, Longbourn) sits on over 150 acres. The seven-bedroom house also comes with stables, five cottages and farm buildings.

Luckington Court in Wiltshire, England, is on the market for $7 million. The 16th-century manor served as a childhood home to the current owner. The property appeared in the 1995 TV adaptation of ...

Luckington Manor was badly damaged in the fire on Friday which started in a bedroom of the 17th Century building. At the height of the blaze officers from all but three of the service's 24 fire ...

A Grade II*-listed building, the house at Luckington near Chippenham was put up for sale for the first time in 70 years back in 2018, with a guide price of £9 million.