RSA House is a renowned London filming venue, a striking Georgian townhouse; rich in history and contemporary in style.
RSA House is one of the only locations in London with a door similar in date and style to the iconic 10 Downing Street door.
Featuring 11 versatile and unique spaces, the house provides a range of distinctive rooms, ideal for both historical and contemporary sets. Event spaces can be hired for London location filming, either exclusively or on a room by room basis. The venue features multiple spaces suitable for green rooms, dressing rooms, catering spaces and storage for cast and crew.
The Benjamin Franklin room is a beautifully modern and bright space. It features a unique chandelier and two original Adam fireplaces. This space can be easily transformed and is the perfect filming backdrop. Capacity: 150 standing.
The Great Room is striking, one of a kind and steeped in history. It provides a truly unique and memorable experience for filming sets. Capacity: 200 standing.
The underground 18th century exposed brickwork Vaults, historically housing cattle and wine, offer a complete contrast to the rest of the event spaces and are well equipped to provide an unparalleled London filming back drop. Capacity: 220 standing.
RSA House has featured in a wide range of TV programmes and films, including: ‘The Iron Lady’, ‘Day of the Triffids’, ‘The Boat That Rocked’, ‘Bodyguard’ ‘Mother, Father, Son’ and ‘Louis Wain’, to name a few.
The house features glorious Georgian architecture, large portraits, original chimney pieces and door frames and an iconic sweeping staircase with 19th century mosaics. Many of the rooms feature original floor to ceiling sash windows that adorn the house’s façade and flood the interior with natural daylight.
Thank you so much for everything and all your help. The staff were nothing but helpful all day, and we couldn't have asked for a better location to film in.
Explore our unique venue with a selection of versatile spaces for hire.