The follow-up season of The Gentlemen, derived from Guy Ritchie’s 2019 film sharing the same title, is scheduled to launch the following week.

Shot entirely within and surrounding the capital, the production showcases impressive settings alongside an impressive rural estate.

One particular establishment in the Cotswolds region could transport enthusiasts directly into the world depicted in the programme.

The Manor House, located in Castle Combe, mirrors the fictional country estate seen in the series, boasting historic interiors and distinctive architectural elements.

The rural retreat houses a restaurant bearing a Michelin star, a bar adorned with oak panelling, and a championship-standard golf course.

Patrons can additionally partake in equestrian pursuits, clay pigeon shooting, bird of prey displays, or polo at Humphreys of Henley in the vicinity.

An exciting high-end motor racing experience at Castle Combe Circuit is also available for guests.

The fictional Halstead Manor appearing in the programme corresponds to the Badminton Estate situated in Gloucestershire, an estate whose origins trace to the 1600s.

The estate is renowned for hosting the distinguished Badminton Horse Trials.

The Gentlemen, releasing its second instalment, stars Theo James portraying Edward Horniman, a former military officer who comes into possession of his father’s estate only to uncover that a massive marijuana operation lies beneath it.

Kaya Scodelario and Ray Winstone appear in the ensemble as well, with Downton Abbey alumnus Hugh Bonneville and former Love Island presenter Maya Jama becoming part of this successful series.

Speculation had circulated suggesting Meghan, Duchess of Sussex would make an appearance in the popular series at some stage.