Description
The ultimate industrial heritage location in East London. Established in the 1560s, this massive, raw industrial foundry offers cavernous casting halls, timber-framed roofs, historic brick furnaces, and gritty, beautifully weathered textures. A spectacular, atmospheric blank canvas for high-budget feature films, gritty television dramas, and cinematic campaigns.
Offering an unparalleled, untouched atmospheric backdrop for creative directors and production designers. The property consists of a sprawling complex of interconnected workshops, heavy industrial spaces, and raw masonry structures left completely intact.
The location is a masterclass in texture. It features immense, double-height casting zones, soot-stained brickwork, original overhead structural beams, and beautifully distressed plaster surfaces. It is the definitive London location for period pieces, high-concept fashion campaigns, music videos, and heavy-footprint set builds – such as illegal boxing matches or dramatic warehouse sequences.
The Main Casting Hall: A spectacular, cavernous double-height space featuring historic open brick furnaces, heavy timber roof gables, original industrial crane tracks, and raw, weathered floors.
The Tuning & Plumber’s Shops: Smaller, highly atmospheric workshops filled with multi-pane industrial windows, vintage structural ironmongery, and decades of authentic, gritty texturized character.
The Weathered Courtyard: A secure, enclosed brick courtyard offering a gritty, private outdoor shooting backdrop or a contained zone for technical setups.
Exposed Masonry Corridors: A network of raw, unpolished, and industrial walkways connecting the main foundry sectors.
Facilities
- Exposed brick
- Abandoned / vacant
- Derelict
- Timber-framed roofs
- Double-height casting zones
- Soot-stained brickwork
- Gated, secure courtyard allowing for loading and production parking
Perfect for
TV
Film
Commercials
Music videos
Map
Exact location provided after booking





































































































































































































































































































































































