'Hamnet''s farmhouse is now a holiday rental
Remember the farmhouse from the Oscar-winning film Hamnet? Cwmmau Farmhouse in Herefordshire, where Agnes Hathaway's childhood scenes were shot, is available to rent as a National Trust holiday cottage.
Fun fact: the crew found this place by accident when their original location didn't answer the door, and Weobley village nearby stood in for Stratford-upon-Avon during filming.
The crew's location fees funded conservation work
To nail that early-1600s / 17th-century look, production designer Fiona Crombie actually rolled back modern upgrades: think veggie patches, young apple trees, and period details throughout.
The production's location fees funded conservation work at the farmhouse — including repairs such as plaster preservation and fencing — and some prop apple trees and timber fencing were donated, leaving a tangible legacy from the shoot.
You can now stay there!
The five-bedroom farmhouse (sleeps up to 10) is available to rent as a National Trust holiday cottage.
National Trust curator Lucy Armstrong-Blair gave a shoutout to the crew for keeping things authentic while making it feel like you're stepping into history.
Even some movie props, like apple trees and timber fences, are now part of the landscape.