Where was Cinderella filmed? The 2021 House Filming Locations

Cinderella's family home is also a Frankenstein of locations. According to England's film office team, the exterior was filmed in Waltham St. Lawrence, a small village in Berkshire.

Some interior rooms and elements of Cinderella's stepmother's house are from the 450-year-old Tudor manor Dorney Court in Windsor and the timber-framed Ockwells Manor located near Maidenhead in Berkshire.

Dorney Court was the coaching inn where a sequence of the Netflix hit series Bridgerton was shot.

The key location of this new Cinderella is the formidable Waddesdon Manor, a monumental country house near Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire.

Completed in 1883, the structure looks like a palace because it is inspired by the sumptuous French-renaissance style châteaux of the Loire Valley.

Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild paid the bills to raise this grand estate with large gardens, that contains some of the rarest and most valuable private collections in Europe, comprising about 25,000 works of art.

Prince Robert and Princess Laura are considering getting married to control Northphalia and expand their reign to the huge sea monster pictured on the map.

This room was filmed at Wrotham Park, a magnificent 19th-century Palladian mansion located in the middle of a 2,500-acre estate in Barnet, North London.

The house contains superb interiors like the music room, pictured, also seen in The Crown and used as the Winfield House in The Diplomat series.

The throne room is located in another historical mansion: The Claydon House in Buckinghamshire, set in an idyllic countryside location.

The filmmakers used the saloon of the house, featuring 10 feet-high mahogany doors, great windows to the parkland, and a beautifully ornate ceiling.

This National Trust property is available for weddings and events.

But when Robert and his father King Rowan walk across the castle's corridors until the impertinent chorus hall, movie magic transports them to Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Built in the early 18th-century, the seat of the Dukes of Marlborough is one of England's largest houses.

The Blackpool Gazette reported that the world-famous Blackpool Tower Ballroom was the chosen venue to film the royal ball, paid with the townspeople's tax dollars.

Erected in 1894 under Blackpool's iconic tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower, this elegant venue is still open to go shake your bones.

Tim Burton's Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children also filmed some scenes here in Blackpool.

According to Filming in England, Hatfield House in Hertfordshire was also used as a royal location, but we didn't see this hyper-popular filming location (Wonder Woman, The Great, Rebecca, Taboo, Fast and Furious 9...) anywhere.