BRIDGERTON has taken the world by storm since it first aired on Netflix late last year.
Based on the best-selling novels by Julia Quinn, the show follows Daphne, a member of the Bridgerton family, as she traverses Regency London's "marriage market".
There are a couple of Sussex links scattered throughout the show, for those who look hard enough. Perhaps the most obvious is the male lead, played by Rege-Jean Page, whose title is the Duke of Hastings.
And the brother of protagonist Daphne, Colin Bridgerton, is played by Luke Newton from Shoreham.
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But, with the series set in the early 1800s, the architecture can also be linked to Sussex.
At the same time as member of the fictional Bridgerton family were courting in the capital, George, Prince of Wales and later Prince Regent and King George IV, was developing Brighton's Royal Pavilion into the spectacle it is today.
Regency architecture continues to maintain a presence in Sussex in the 21 Century.
So, property website Zoopla set out to find the most popular properties for sale in the county which would not look out of place in Netflix's hit show.
Here are the three most-viewed:
A five-bedroom terraced house for sale in Charles Street, Brighton
1. A five-bedroom terraced house in Charles Street, Brighton
Guide price: £750,000
House-hunters viewed this attractive property just off Brighton seafront more than 1,000 times in the month leading up to January 22.
It was built in the 1790s and is currently used for holiday lets having been "refurbished to a high standard".
The ground floor has an entrance hall, bathroom, double bedroom and a sitting room.
Zoopla has listed the properties for sale in Sussex which would not look out of place in Netflix show Bridgerton
On a lower ground floor there is a large, open plan kitchen and dining room offering plenty of space to entertain guests.
There is also private decked patio garden on a lower level at the back of the property.
Three further bedrooms can be found on the first floor, and a double bedroom with an en suite is situated on the second floor.
Book-ended by the beach at one end and St James's Street at the other, the home offers anyone living there a short walk to the city centre.
A four-bedroom house in Turners Green, Heathfield
2. A four-bedroom detached house in Turners Green, Heathfield
Guide price: £695,000
This recently renovated country home offers a large garden and polished finish while still offering plenty of period features.
A description on the Zoopla website reads: "A classic detached Edwardian home situated in a quiet country lane in the hamlet of Turners Green, between the villages of Rushlake Green and Three Cups.
"The accommodation comprises of a sitting room with views over the front garden, a separate dining room and a newly fitted farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room.
A four-bedroom house in Turners Green, Heathfield
"There is a family bathroom on the first floor and plenty of room for extension if required. Character features include original sash windows, picture rails and open fireplaces.
"Mature gardens surround the property with a good area for parking, a garage/workshop and a garden room which would make an ideal home office."
The property was viewed 801 times on the Zoopla website in the month leading up to January 22.
A six-bedroom detached house in Brede Hill, Brede, Rye
3. Church House, a six-bedroom detached house in Brede Hill, Brede, near Rye
Guide price: £1,650,000
The immaculate front lawn, beautiful wooden beams and expansive views over rolling green hills, there is a lot to like about this country house near Rye.
A description on the Zoopla website reads: "A classic Grade-II listed country house with a range of outbuildings in an elevated location, affording glorious views over the Brede Valley
"Church House dates from the 17th century with late Georgian/early Victorian additions and has recently been thoughtfully and carefully renovated to create a beautiful family home.
A six-bedroom detached house in Brede Hill, Brede, Rye
"Internally, all principle rooms enjoy the excellent balance and proportions that you would expect from the Georgian and Victorian era.
"There are lofty ceiling heights, many of the rooms are double aspect and the tall sash windows allow high levels of light to flood the rooms.
"The accommodation displays an eclectic mix of period features including decorative fireplaces, stunning ornate cornicing, beams and timbers and a combination of casement and sash windows with original working shutters."
Church House is laid out over three floors, with features including a walk-in drinks store and an original "cheese room" - which is currently used as a playroom.
The property was viewed 645 times on the Zoopla website during the month leading up to January 22.
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