Timber atrium with spiral staircase

Filming and photo shoots

Every scene, already built

Twelve bedrooms, a timber-beamed lounge, an indoor heated saltwater pool, a private theater and wooded grounds, about two hours from NYC. Book the whole property for film, TV, commercial, music video and photo shoots.

12 bedrooms for cast and crew

Two connected wings

Indoor heated saltwater pool

Private theater and arcade

About 2 hours from NYC

Parking for 20+ vehicles

Scenes this house was made for

The grand staircase entrance: Someone descends slowly. Everyone below stops talking.

The grand staircase entrance

Someone descends slowly. Everyone below stops talking.

The float in the pool: One raft, one big life question, one very warm pool.

The float in the pool

One raft, one big life question, one very warm pool.

The hot tub that bends time: Sit down in this decade, climb out in another. Results may vary.

The hot tub that bends time

Sit down in this decade, climb out in another. Results may vary.

The private screening: The studio boss watches the dailies in the dark and says nothing.

The private screening

The studio boss watches the dailies in the dark and says nothing.

The game night that changes everything: One roll of the dice in the game loft, and something big starts happening here.

The game night that changes everything

One roll of the dice in the game loft, and something big starts happening here.

The dinner where someone did it: A long table in the dining hall, a dozen suspects and one locked house.

The dinner where someone did it

A long table in the dining hall, a dozen suspects and one locked house.

The heist briefing: Twelve chairs, one screen, one impossible plan. Lights down, blueprints up.

The heist briefing

Twelve chairs, one screen, one impossible plan. Lights down, blueprints up.

The shed at the edge of the woods: Every scary movie has one. Ours has great light and plenty of floor space.

The shed at the edge of the woods

Every scary movie has one. Ours has great light and plenty of floor space.

The establishing shot: A slow push-in over the pines at dusk, every window in the house lit.

The establishing shot

A slow push-in over the pines at dusk, every window in the house lit.

The family meeting: Everyone on the couch by the fire. Someone has an announcement.

The family meeting

Everyone on the couch by the fire. Someone has an announcement.

The porch confession: Long table, glass doors, a late-night secret finally slips out.

The porch confession

Long table, glass doors, a late-night secret finally slips out.

The cabin-in-the-woods opening: A fire in the gazebo’s stone hearth, dark pines all around. What could go wrong?

The cabin-in-the-woods opening

A fire in the gazebo’s stone hearth, dark pines all around. What could go wrong?

The campfire ghost story: Flames crackle, someone starts the story, and a twig snaps in the dark.

The campfire ghost story

Flames crackle, someone starts the story, and a twig snaps in the dark.

The sleepover pillow fight: Lights out was an hour ago. Nobody is sleeping.

The sleepover pillow fight

Lights out was an hour ago. Nobody is sleeping.

The ’80s arcade montage: Retro cabinets, a high score to beat and a synth soundtrack you add later.

The ’80s arcade montage

Retro cabinets, a high score to beat and a synth soundtrack you add later.

Last call at the lounge: A paneled bar, one bartender and one regular who knows too much.

Last call at the lounge

A paneled bar, one bartender and one regular who knows too much.

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Every space on set

Saltwater pool hall with the hot tub and a stone fireplace

Saltwater pool hall

Heated pool and hot tub, all year

Dining room with a brick fireplace and long tables for a crowd

Main dining room

Seats 30+, brick fireplace

Long dining hall with checkerboard floors and glass doors to the porch

Pool dining hall

Seats 20+, doors to the deck

Timber atrium with a spiral staircase, open stairs and high-top seating

The lounge

Seats 30+, paneled bar and fireplace

The deck: Covered deck with a long dining table

The deck

Long dining table and BBQ grills

Private theater with leather recliners, a large screen and a basket of movie snacks

Theater

Recliners and a large screen

Conference room with a long white table, twelve leather chairs and a wall TV

Conference room

Seats 8+, TV with HDMI

Wide lawn running up to the long cedar-shingled house

The lawn

Open grass between the pines, room for yoga

Tour the whole estate

A shoot day, start to finish

Every production is different. Here’s one way a shoot could run.

1

Load in

Crew arrives in the morning, trucks park on the property and we walk you through the spaces.

2

Shoot

Shoot in the rooms you booked. Holding and craft services can set up in the dining spaces.

3

Wrap

Load out, return the rooms as you found them and leave the keys. Multi-day shoots can stay overnight.

Ideas for things to do nearby

Planning your shoot

Day and multi-day rates on request. A certificate of insurance is required, and some shoots need a local permit; we can point you to the Sullivan County film office.

1

Share your dates and crew

Send the shoot type, dates, crew size and whether anyone stays overnight.

2

Scout and talk it through

We confirm the spaces, parking and power, and can set up a scout visit.

3

Confirm your booking

We send the rate, terms and insurance requirements before anything is confirmed.

Message us

Questions from producers

All house rules and answers

Yes. Your production has the house, grounds and parking, with no other guests.

Yes. Twelve bedrooms sleep 40+, so multi-day shoots can house everyone on site.

Rates depend on dates, hours and crew size. Share your details and we’ll send a quote.

Yes. We ask for a certificate of insurance naming the property owner before load-in.

Some shoots need one from the town or county. We can point you to the Sullivan County film office.

The property has parking for 20+ vehicles. Tell us your truck sizes and we’ll plan the layout.

Yes, with care. We walk the spaces with you before and after, and everything goes back where it was.

Four rules every production should know

Every house rule

Quiet hours

9:00 PM to 7:00 AM. Large outdoor gatherings end at 9:00 PM, and town law does not allow outdoor amplified music.

Insurance

A certificate of insurance naming the property owner is required before load-in.

Parking

More than 20 spaces on the property. Keep the driveways clear.

The pool

The pool is in an enclosed room with a digital lock. Adults supervise children at all times.

The stone and cedar-shingle buildings at dusk, windows lit under a pink and orange sky

Tell us about your shoot

Share the shoot type, dates, crew size and the spaces you’re interested in, and we’ll get back to you with availability and a quote.

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North Forest Manor
Forestburgh · 40+ guests

North Forest Manor
Groups of 40+