Langham Club is based in Harringay, North London, and falls within the London Borough of Haringey.
This authentic Victorian working men’s club offers a distinctive and largely untouched setting your next shoot. Established in 1910 and occupying its current premises since 1915, the double-fronted building is one of the few remaining traditional working men’s clubs in London, retaining much of its original character and an unmistakable 1970s atmosphere. With its unmodernised interiors, period details and rich social history, the venue provides an unique backdrop.
The ground floor features a traditional pub-style entrance lounge, two carpeted bar areas, a pool table and dartboard, creating a collection of characterful spaces with a genuine working men’s club aesthetic. The interiors retain their lived-in appearance, offering productions a realistic setting for pub scenes, social gatherings, nostalgic campaigns.
A spacious dance hall, accommodating up to 150 people, provides one of the property’s standout filming environments. Featuring a wooden dance floor, long bar and small curtained Victorian stage, the space is particularly well suited to live music scenes, performances and events. Upstairs, a traditional snooker hall houses four full-size tables, providing another distinctive backdrop. The club’s history also includes a former boxing ring and amateur boxing club during the 1940s, adding to its authentic sporting and social heritage.
Parking is available for a small number of vehicles on the front driveway, with additional parking at the rear by prior arrangement. The nearest public transport options include Turnpike Lane Underground Station on the Piccadilly line, Hornsey railway station and Harringay Green Lanes Overground station, all within the surrounding area.
The property runs on a domestic power supply. Disabled access is available, with specific access routes to be confirmed in advance. Sound levels are suitable for sound filming.
