Elm Hill appeared in the first series, episode seven 'The Real Thing'.

Finchingfield village appeared in two episodes of 'Lovejoy', the Chirstmas special from 1992 'The Prague Sun' and from series 3, 'Kids'.

Great Bardfield also featured in the episode 'Kids' when Lovejoy uncovers a plot to sell fake art.

The picturesque, sleepy market town of Hadleigh was used for the filming scenes of the popular series Lovejoy. With Medieval, Tudor, Georgian buildings lining the high street, Hadleigh has much to offer the filmmaker.

The Half Moon pub appears in Series 5 for the episode 'The Peking Gun' where Lovejoy discovers a rare Chinese cannon and problems then unfold. The pub was used again in series 5 for the episode 'Never Judge A Book by it's Cover'.

The picturesque town of Halstead is often referred to as 'Lovejoy Country' after the popular BBC series, Lovejoy, because of its many opportunities to pick up a bargain.

The crew for Lovejoy turned Hedingham Castle into Prague for the 1992 Christmas Special 'The Prague Sun'. The basement of the castle was filled with antiques for certain scenes.

Lovejoy episode 'They call me Midas' filmed on location at Ingatestone Hall in 1992 where Lovejoy gets involved in an art scam organised by his old friend Jim Leonard.

The small picturesque village of Kersey, was used for the filming of Lovejoy.

Famous array of antique shops used for filming in Long Melford.

In Series 1, Episode 7 'The Real Thing' Lovejoy heads to Norwich to escape his creditors.

At this time we have no information on what scene was filmed at this location.

Saffron Walden's Market Place features in scenes for 'The Italian Venues'.

In this last episode everyone is on the move. Felsham Hall is up for sale. Tinker, is moving to Devon, Beth is offered a job by the Fitzwilliam museum in Cambridge, Charlotte is going to go to New York and Lady Jane Felsham turns up out of the blue. Lovejoy thinks maybe he and Charlotte should get married and Charlotte waited for Lovejoy at the Church, Belchamp Walter Church, but would he turn up to marry her?

The quintessentially English village of Sudbury was used significantly as a location for Lovejoy.

The Bull Hotel in Halstead appeared in the series of Lovejoy.

The Fox Inn, Finchingfield, appears at the start of the 1992 Christmas Special 'The Prague Sun'.

The Jolly Sailor public house features in the ongoing BBC series Lovejoy.

The Townsford Mill Antiques Centre in Halstead featured in Series 4 for the epioside 'The Ring'. The centre is home to lots of antiques shops and is a great place to pick up items for a song.

The house was used in the episode entitled The Italian Venus which screened in 1991. Patrick Malahide played Sir Hugo Carey-Holden and Celia Imrie played his wife, Lady Felicity.