The first of a number of National Trust properties used for "Bridgerton", Stowe in Buckinghamshire features as Vauxhall Gardens, where we see the ball at the end of the very first episode take place.
The crew built a full dance floor in the grounds, as well as two-storey bandstand and banqueting area, all in front of the Temple of Venus. The design was based on accounts of the gardens from the time. However, a contemporary touch was added with festoon lighting and pyrotechnic pyramids finishing off the elaborate outdoor ballroom.
The expansive landscape gardens cover 250 acres of land, while there is a further 750 acres of parkland within reach. The National Trust website describes it as "an earthly paradise." While the grounds are all owned by the Trust, Stowe House itself isn't, and requires a separate entry ticket.