Season 4 of Bridgerton follows the love story of Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek, inspired by Julia Quinn’s third novel, An Offer From A Gentleman. Produced by Jess Brownell, the Regency-era series has been a global sensation since its debut in December 2020. As anticipation builds for the new season, join us on a journey through Bridgerton Season 4’s filming locations — where whispered secrets, sweeping romances, and grand masquerade balls come alive on screen.
Bridgerton Season 4: Cast, plot and other details
A mix of familiar faces and exciting new talent features in Season 4 of Bridgerton. Luke Thompson returns as Benedict Bridgerton alongside Yerin Ha, who plays Sophie Baek. The series also stars Simone Ashley as Kate Bridgerton, Victor Alli as John Stirling, Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury, Julie Andrews as Lady Whistledown, and Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Bridgerton. Some new faces like Katie Leung, Michelle Mao, and Isabella Wei will also be seen dancing around the ballroom.
Season 4 follows Benedict Bridgerton’s Cinderella-inspired love story, which unfolds at his mother’s grand masquerade ball, where he gets entranced by a masked lady in a dazzling silver gown. Unaware of her identity, he embarks on a quest to find his mysterious love at all costs. The season weaves together romantic tension, hidden truths, and irresistible attraction throughout its two-part release.
Part 1 premiered on January 29, 2026, to be followed by Part 2, slated for February 26, 2026, allowing audiences to savour every moment of this period romance.
Bridgerton Season 4 filming locations
Hampton Court Palace, England
The trailer of Season 4 of Bridgerton opens with the majestic facade of Hampton Court Palace, providing a spectacular setting for this romantic series. The palace, which has also featured prominently in the previous seasons of Bridgerton, is famous for its sprawling gardens, ornate baroque architecture and sweeping courtyards. The location instantly adds to the series’ signature Regency-era grandeur and mirrors the splendour of high society.
Did you know?
The Hampton Court Palace is home to the world’s largest grapevine, known as ‘The Great Vine’.- Nearby attractions: Kingston Museum (4.8 km away), Richmond Park (5.2 km away) and Royal Botanic Gardens (16.2 km away).
- Address: Hampton Ct Way, Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9AU, United Kingdom
Shepperton Studios, England
The production utilised the newly constructed backlot of Shepperton Studios for filming scenes for Season 4 of Bridgerton. This location is renowned for its detailed replicas of Georgian and Regency architecture, including buildings and houses inspired by those found on Mayfair Street. We look forward to seeing more of the studio’s charm in the upcoming season.
Did you know?
Alien, Beauty And The Beast and The Princess Bride were also filmed at Shepperton Studios.- Nearby attractions: Shepperton Lock (3.8 km away), Thorpe Park (8 km away), Windsor Castle (16.2 km away).
- Address: Studios Rd, Shepperton TW17 0QD, United Kingdom
Loseley House, England
Another captivating filming location from Season 4 of Bridgerton, which caught our eye, is Loseley House. Set amidst the rolling landscapes of Surrey near Guildford, it offers stunning views of the countryside and is popular for its detailed interiors and picturesque exteriors. This location serves as a versatile backdrop for this romantic series and enhances the storytelling of this period drama.
Did you know?
Sense and Sensibility and Midsomer Murders were also filmed against the backdrop of Loseley House in England.Nearby attractions: Guildford Castle (4.9 km away), Watts Chapel (5 km away), and Frensham Little Pond (23.7 km away).
Address: Chesterfield Walk, London SE10 8QX, United Kingdom
Notable locations from Bridgerton’s previous seasons
Bridgerton’s previous seasons transported viewers into the world of Regency elegance through a thoughtful selection of locations across the United Kingdom. Some memorable spots from the series are as follows:
- Ranger’s House in London served as the Bridgerton family home in all three seasons.
- Bath’s Royal Crescent and the Assembly Rooms provided an enchanting backdrop for high-society gatherings and glittering balls in Season 3.
- Stately estates such as Hatfield House and Wilton House framed key moments full of romance in Season 3 and Season 2, respectively.
- Stowe Park in Buckinghamshire doubled up as Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens in Season 1.
- The Holburne Museum in Bath served as a key filming location in Season 3, where it provided a stunning backdrop for Lady Danbury’s residence.
We are looking forward to seeing more of such beautiful locations in Season 4 of Bridgerton, starting January 29, 2026.
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