Where is The Couple Next Door filmed? Guide to all the locations

Much of the series was filmed in Blixembosch, a residential area in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

As the local press reported, the area is a beautiful neighbourhood filled with American-looking houses.

Becka and Danny's home is a magnificent six-bedroom house located at Buddy Boldenlaan 40 in this part of Eindhoven.

Boasting more than 3,700 square feet of living space, with plenty of room for the couple's special parties, this house has an estimated market value of over a million pounds.

Evie and Pete's new home located across the street is a spacious house with a similar price tag.

The creepy neighbour, Alan (played by Hugh Dennis), is located a little further away, across the small park, at 37 Buddy Boldenlaan.

All the scenes at Evie's school were filmed at the Xaveriuscollege in Borgerhout, a secondary school in Antwerp, Belgium.

Danny rides under the railway viaduct at Station Road in Esholt, West Yorkshire, part of the line that runs between Ilkley and Bradford.

The short library inauguration scene was filmed at the Institute of Higher Vocational Nursing Education in Genk, Belgium.

The hospital is the Charles Thackrah Building at the Leeds Innovation Centre.

Completed in 2011, this complex features modern architecture and state-of-the-art facilities.

There is a quick snippet with Pete running, filmed on Calverley Street in Leeds, by the Civic Hall.

Built in 1933, Leeds Civic Hall is an iconic landmark of the city, showcasing stunning Edwardian architecture.

Evie's parent's town was filmed in Esholt in West Yorkshire.

This charming village is famous as the former filming location for the TV show Emmerdale, the soap opera set in the fictional village of the same name.

The Brutalist-style block of flats is the Arena-wijk in Deurne, Antwerp.

This housing estate was designed in 1960 by the architect Renaat Braem, who was a disciple of Le Corbusier in the 1930s.

According to one of our readers, the beach in the second episode, "Little Kids Full of Sin," might be the Meyendel dunes area in Wassenaar, between La Haia and Leiden.

The Yorkshire Police Station looks like the Roger Stevens Building on the University of Leeds campus.

This is a notable example of 1960s architecture, reflecting in particular the Brutalist style that was prevalent at the time.

Its modular construction and integration into the surrounding landscape make it a notable landmark on the campus, through its bold use of raw concrete, geometric forms, and minimalist design principles.

The countryside hideaway in the third episode, "Don't Stop," is the La Butte aux Bois (The hill in the forest) in Lanaken, Belgium.

The spa scene was also filmed at this exquisite five-star luxury hotel set amidst amid lush greenery, renowned for its elegant ambience and Michelin-starred cuisine.

The bar in the fourth episode, "I Know It's a Secret," is the Irish Times Pub in Antwerp.

The showrunners couldn't show too much of the street and the surroundings of the pub, because if you open up the shot a little bit, you can see that you're not in the UK.

In the fifth episode, "Inside You," there is a short scene with Pete on the Centenary Bridge in Leeds.

This structure spans the River Aire and connects the city centre with the South Bank.

In the same episode after the restaurant scene, Evie walks across the Leeds Bridge, but in the opposite direction.

The 1870 iron Leeds Bridge is a testament to Victorian engineering, replacing its predecessor with a sturdy ironwork design.

The exterior of the fictional Royal Northern Bank was filmed in the old Yorkshire Bank Chambers building on Infirmary Street in Leeds.

This Grade II listed historical building is now an event venue called Aspire.

However, the interior was filmed at the National Bank of Belgium Museum in Brussels.

This is an impressive example of 19th-century neoclassical architecture with a touch of Art Nouveau style.

After the bank scene, Danny swaps the van for the motorbike on Silver Street under the disused Holbeck viaduct in Leeds.

A cycle path could be built over this old railway viaduct, built in 1869 and closed in 1988.

In the sixth episode, "The Cottage," Danny and Becka stop at Baildon Moor, near the car park at the top of this hill.

The area is a popular spot for outdoor activities, with sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and valleys.